Filmmaker Krish Jagarlamudi, who is delighted with the National Film Award honour for his Telugu period war drama "Kanche", feels the movie truly deserved it, but he didn't expect the accolade
Chennai: Filmmaker Krish Jagarlamudi, who is delighted with the National Film Award honour for his Telugu period war drama "Kanche", feels the movie truly deserved it, but he didn't expect the accolade.
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"It feels really good, and I'm happy 'Kanche' won the award. I never expected it, but it truly deserved it," a jubilant Krish told IANS.
Set against the backdrop of the World War II, the film shines the spotlight on regional fences that divide people.
"This is the most extraordinary film I've made so far. This award is special because until the film released, nearly 70 percent of the audience didn't know what really happened to Indian soldiers in the second World War, and we showed all of that on a micro and macro level and it paid off," he said.
Krish feels "Kanche" deserved the honour because it wasn't an easy film to make.
"We worked really hard on the film. This is a nice end to 'Kanche' chapter," he added.
The film starred Varun Tej and Pragya Jaiswal in the lead roles.
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