In a sweeping moment of triumph for Kannada cinema, megastar Yash has shared his exuberant congratulations as his film ‘KGF’ and Rishab Shetty’s ‘Kantara’ snagged top honors at the National Awards. Yash’s blockbuster ‘KGF’ clinched the award for Best Kannada Film, reinforcing its status as a landmark in Indian cinema.

The excitement surrounding these wins highlights a vibrant period for the Kannada film industry. Yash, whose role as Rocky Bhai in ‘KGF’ captivated audiences nationwide, took to social media to express his pride and joy. His post read, “Heartiest congratulations to all the winners of the National Awards. A special shoutout to Rishab Shetty, Vijay Kiragandur, Prashanth Neel, and the entire Hombale Films team for the well-deserved recognition for ‘Kantara’ and ‘KGF 2’. Here’s to reaching even greater heights. This is indeed Kannada cinema’s shining moment on the national stage!”

Heartiest congratulations to all the winners of the National Awards.

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A special shoutout to our very own @shetty_rishab , @VKiragandur , Prashanth Neel and the entire @hombalefilms team for the well-deserved recognition for Kantara and KGF 2. Here’s to many more heights.

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— Yash (@TheNameIsYash) August 16, 2024

Yash’s celebratory message reflects not just personal pride but also a deep sense of solidarity with fellow filmmakers. His acknowledgment of ‘Kantara’’s success alongside ‘KGF 2’ underscores a broader celebration of Kannada cinema’s growing influence. The recognition of these films signifies a notable shift in the national cinematic landscape, showcasing the dynamic talent and storytelling prowess emerging from Karnataka.

The National Award for Best Kannada Film is a significant milestone for ‘KGF’, a film that has achieved massive acclaim for its gripping storyline, explosive action sequences, and Yash’s powerful performance. Since its release, ‘KGF’ has captured the imagination of audiences across India, establishing Yash as a cultural icon. His portrayal of the enigmatic Rocky Bhai has become emblematic of the film’s success, resonating deeply with fans and critics alike.

The win for ‘Kantara’ further highlights the diversity and richness of Kannada cinema. Directed by Rishab Shetty, who also starred in the film, ‘Kantara’ has been lauded for its compelling narrative and unique portrayal of folklore and culture. The recognition for ‘Kantara’ alongside ‘KGF 2’ accentuates the impressive range and depth of Kannada films, placing them firmly on the national radar.

Yash’s congratulatory post and the National Award wins for both films mark a celebratory moment for the Kannada film industry. It not only acknowledges the hard work and creative brilliance of those involved but also sets the stage for continued success and recognition in the future. As Kannada cinema continues to garner national acclaim, the achievements of ‘KGF’ and ‘Kantara’ serve as a testament to its vibrant and evolving landscape.