Tamil veteran actor
Kamal Haasan, who was once the holder of the youngest National Award winner, has now warmly passed the torch to
the four-year-old Treesha Thosar. Following her big win, the 'Indian' actor got on a video call with the young star to congratulate her.
Kamal Haasan video calls Treesha Thosar
Haasan's production house shared a video on their social media handle. In the clip, the 'Thug Life' actor is seen telling Treesha that they were both "children of cinema," who began their journeys as artists at a very young age.
During the call, the young star sweetly asked Haasan for his blessings. But the veteran, instead of merely offering his good wishes, gave her a meaningful piece of advice. He told Treesha that what she really needs at this stage is "proper training more than blessings". Haasan also assured her mother that he would provide any support possible in the field of art. He also discussed projects that she is currently working on.
From one prodigy to another
Sharing the video, the team wrote, "From One Child Prodigy to another
@ikamalhaasan Sir himself has congratulated #TreeshaThosar for winning her first National award. What a moment for
Indian cinema. Kamal Haasan Sir won his first #NationalAward at 6, now Treesha Thosar at 4! Congratulations, Treesha—you are already inspiring the nation!"
Earlier, Kamal himself shared a message celebrating Treesha Thosar's achievement. In a playful tone, he wrote on X, "Dear Ms. Treesha Thoshar, my loudest applause goes to you. You’ve beaten my record, as I was already six when I got my first award! Way to go madam. Keep working on your incredible talent. My appreciation to your elders in the house."
Treesha Thosar, won the award for her role in Sudhakar Reddy Yakkant's Marathi film 'Naal 2', was honoured with the Best Child Artist award at the 71st National Awards.
On the work front, Kamal Haasan was last seen in 'Thug Life' directed by Mani Ratnam. He will be working on the upcoming films 'Indian 3' and 'Vikram 2'.
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