Nithya Menen defends her position in Thiruchitrambalam getting Nationwide Award: ‘Simply because it isn’t dramatic…’

‘Shobana proves awards aren’t given only for dramatic roles’

Nithya claimed within the interview that she wasn’t following the awards announcement and was shocked when she started receiving calls from individuals congratulating her. 

When identified that Shobana wasn’t the sort of position that ‘historically’ would obtain an award, Nithya stated, “I really feel satiated with the truth that Thiruchitrambalam is the movie that acquired me this award. The factor is, I at all times wish to do movies that make me glad whereas I’m doing it and make others glad whereas watching it. I consider there’s extra benefit in making one other particular person smile or be glad than attempting, in a really self-centred manner, to do a job within the hope that it is going to be validated with an award.”

When it was stated that ‘it’s a continuing debate that by no means dies down’ Nithya questioned ‘why individuals can’t see a light-hearted movie and award it’. She stated, “Take, for example, a comedy movie. It isn’t simple to jot down or act in that style of movies. However why is it ignored for the awards simply because it isn’t dramatic. This win for Thiruchitrambalam and Shobana proves that awards aren’t given only for dramatic roles. You shouldn’t must be in prosthetics to win an award. There’s a sort of mongering in direction of doing sure varieties of dramatic roles.”

Nithya Menen in Thiruchitrambalam

Thiruchitrambalam was directed by Mithran R Jawahar and likewise starred Dhanush. It tells the story of Pazham, who finds solace in his finest good friend, Shobana, whereas coping with the vagarities of life. Nithya performed the position of the supportive finest good friend who’s secretly in love with Pazham and hopes he feels the identical for her sometime.