At the recently announced 71st National Film Awards on August 1, Telugu cinema once again shone on the national stage. Young talent Sukrithi Veni Bandreddy bagged the Best Child Artist award for her impressive performance in the film Gandhi Thaatha Chettu.
The film, directed by Padmavathi Malladi and presented by Tabitha Sukumar under the banners of Sukumar Writings, Mythri Movie Makers, and Gopi Talkies, has earned national recognition for its heartwarming storyline.
Gandhi Thaatha Chettu is an emotional tale about the special bond between a granddaughter and her grandfather, centered around her efforts to save a tree that holds deep sentimental value. Through this simple yet powerful narrative, the movie emphasizes the importance of trees and intergenerational relationships.
Sukrithi Veni’s natural and endearing performance as the little girl became one of the film’s highlights, making a strong impact on audiences and jury members alike. Winning a National Award with her debut performance is a remarkable achievement, and the Telugu film industry has been celebrating her success and talent, proud to see such young talent rise to prominence on a national platform.
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