Sharad Kelkar on Tanhaji's win at 68th National Awards
The Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior team had a wonderful day on Friday, July 22, as the movie took home three significant accolades at the 68th National Awards. While Om Raut won for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment, ajay devgn won for Best Actor. The movie also won for Best Costume. Sharad Kelkar, who portrayed Chhatrapati shivaji Maharaj in the movie, expressed his joy about the film's significant victory.
Sharad said exclusively to IndiaToday.in: "I'm thrilled for Om and all of us who worked on the movie (director). For all of us, it's a great honour. Being a part of such an excellent movie is always a plus. Not only has it received praise from critics but also from the box office, which makes me quite delighted. It is time to rejoice. I'll give Om a call right away and arrange a get-together for everyone."
The Family Man actor continued, "I had full faith in the film because of the kind of planning Om had, the vision he had while narrating the film, and the shooting pattern was something we did in the hindi film industry for the first time. We did something new, and that too in such a massive way. Om is a visionary, he is a fantastic director, and has a great sense of humour."
Sharad said exclusively to IndiaToday.in: "I'm thrilled for Om and all of us who worked on the movie (director). For all of us, it's a great honour. Being a part of such an excellent movie is always a plus. Not only has it received praise from critics but also from the box office, which makes me quite delighted. It is time to rejoice. I'll give Om a call right away and arrange a get-together for everyone."
The Family Man actor continued, "I had full faith in the film because of the kind of planning Om had, the vision he had while narrating the film, and the shooting pattern was something we did in the hindi film industry for the first time. We did something new, and that too in such a massive way. Om is a visionary, he is a fantastic director, and has a great sense of humour."