Yami Gautam: Ram Gopal Varma writes a heartfelt note saying he was ‘more impressed’ by Yami Gautam’s journey than his National Award win for ‘Article 370’: ‘Struggle, endurance, horror…’ | Hindi Movie News
Yami GautamThe Best Actress win for ‘Article 370’ at the 72nd National Film Awards was applauded by the entire industry but the filmmakers. Ram Gopal VarmaA message that was widely recognized for its impact. In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Varma looked back at the tournament itself to celebrate the years of battle and passion that he believes contributed to Yami’s performance, and ultimately, his success.
Ram Gopal Varma essays Yami Gautam’s heartfelt lyrics
Sharing his thoughts He went on to explain that Yami’s victory was very meaningful because Article 370 was not just another job for him, it was an issue he believed in and fought to bring on TV.Varma then turned to what he called the real success after the award: the years of struggle, determination and faith that shaped Yami’s career long before this recognition. He wrote that he was more affected by everything that had been built so far, the obstacles, the dangers that had occurred, and the refusal to give up than the prize, describing his work as something that was built “brick by brick,” with more to come.
‘Article 370’ will win the 72nd National Film Awards
‘Article 370’ was one of the biggest winners at the National Film Awards this year, bagging all three honors – Best Actor for Yami Gautam, Best Cinematography, and Best Music. The 72nd National Film Awards were decided by an 11-member Central Jury headed by veteran Malayalam cinema Jayaraj, who led the panel in their evaluation of the submissions across the country.Directed by Aditya Suhas Jambhale, ‘Article 370’ is a political thriller. Yami Gautam delivers a powerful performance as Zooni Haksar, a fearsome soldier who manages rural gangs, cross-border terrorism and complex legal systems along with a tight-knit government team. The film has an ensemble cast that includes PriamSkand Thakur, Ashwini Kaul, Vaibhav Tatwawadi, Kiran Karmarkar and Arun Govil. Written by Aditya DharMonal Thaakar and Arjun Dhawan, the story combines power, politics, and wisdom that led to the abolition of Jammu and Kashmir’s history in 2019 under the Constitution of India.
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