Mammootty reacts to winning 72nd National Film Award; Thanks ‘Brahmyugam’ team; Congratulations to fellow winners Malayalam movie news

Mammootty reacts to winning 72nd National Film Award; Thanks ‘Brahmyugam’ team; Congratulations to the winners

Veteran Malayalam superstar the mammoth Broke his silence after winning the Best Actor Award at the 72nd National Film Awards for his performance in ‘Bramayugam’. Soon after the winners were announced, the actor took to social media to express his gratitude. Besides thanking the makers of the film, he also congratulated several winners recognized in various categories.Mammootty’s performance as the enigmatic Koduman Potti in Brahma Yugam received widespread acclaim from audiences and critics upon the film’s release.

Mammootty shared a heartfelt note on X

Soon after the announcement, Mammootty shared a message on X, “Congratulations to @Dhanushkaraja, Vaikam Vijayalakshmi, Shehnad Jalal, @rajkumar_KP, Team Feminichi Fathima, Team Bhadra Kali Natakam, and all the winners of the coveted National Awards and thank you Rahul. Sadashivan for entrusting me with Koduman Patti.”

Mammootty shared the Best Actor honour Karthik Aryan

At the 72nd National Film Awards, the Best Actor award was shared by Mammootty for ‘Brahmyugam’ and Karthik Aaryan for ‘Chandu Champion’. Meanwhile, Yami Gautam bagged the best actress award for her performance in ‘Article 370’.Awards recognized films certified by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) in 2024. The winners were selected by an 11-member feature film jury headed by acclaimed filmmaker Jayaraj after reviewing entries from across the country.

Top honors at the 72nd National Film Awards

Several films and artists emerged as major winners at this year’s event. ‘Article 370’ won the best feature film award, while Rajkumar Periasamy won the best director award for ‘Amraan’.‘Kalki 2898 AD’ won the award for the best popular film providing wholesome entertainment.

Regional cinema shines with big wins

Regional cinema also enjoyed a successful outing at the awards. ‘Feminichi Fathima’ was adjudged the best Malayalam film, while ‘Rayan’ won the best Tamil film award. In other regional categories, ‘Committee Kurollu’ won the Best Telugu Film award, and ‘Sreekanth’ was selected as the Best Hindi Film.