మీ తాత ను వెన్నుపోటు పొడిచింది ఎవరు?: Posani Murali Krishna | Nara Brahmani

Kriti Sanon added another feather to her cap by winning the Best Actress award at the Zee Cine Awards, not just for her performance but for the message she delivered on stage. Accepting the award with humility, Kriti said, “This one’s really special. Comic roles are rarely nominated in Best Actor or Actress categories. I’ve never understood why—because making people laugh is incredibly tough. Thank you, Zee, for recognizing that effort.”

Her words struck a chord across the industry and among audiences, highlighting the long-standing underappreciation of comic roles despite the nuance and timing they demand.

This award comes after a stellar year for Kriti, with back-to-back hits—Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, The Crew, and Do Patti. From playing a humanoid robot to a fierce air hostess and a complex double role, she proved her versatility like never before.

From critically acclaimed performances in Mimi to now being honored for a comic role, Kriti has continuously evolved—carving her own space in Bollywood without a godfather. As she steps into 2025 with a powerful lineup of films, her Zee Cine win is more than just an accolade; it’s a moment that redefines what “award-worthy” truly means in Indian cinema.