New
Talent Awards came as a breath of fresh air
A page from the personal diary
of Karan HukkuToday,
I got a call whereby I was invited for the New Talent Awards. The very mention
of New Talent Awards resulted in a sense of nostalgia. After all, in its inaugural
year (2008) I received the New Talent Award for the best actor. These awards are
back again and though I can’t be nominated this time, but I’m still very looking
forward to being there.
For
actors like me who made their debut last year to have received such recognition
is indeed very encouraging. It’s a great initiative taken by Tellychakkar. Often
what happens at most awards is that few new actors make the cut. Thus New
Talent Awards came as a breath of fresh air. Such an award will only
encourage more youngsters to take to this field.
Coming
back to myself, I was overwhelmed to have received the best actor’s award. Honestly,
it took me by surprise because you don’t expect such recognition at the start
of your career. Besides, I was thrilled that the judges and the public chose me
over my equally famed colleagues. It made me more confident of myself as an actor.
This award signifies that you’re being watched by the viewers.
The
personal triumph kept apart, I really liked what was put on display. The performances
and the acts were good, though a few of them could have been better. However,
this is no cynicism as I only want the New Talent Awards to grow with every year.
We were made to feel very comfortable.
Finally,
talking of the current lot among new talent, I honestly feel that this girl who
plays Anandi in Balika
Vadhu is really
brilliant. She should be the front runner to bag top honours. Unfortunately, we
actors don’t get to watch much of TV thus I really can’t think of more names.
But I’m sure there’s plenty of talent who has captured the imagination of the
viewer. I’d like to wish the very best to all those who get nominated
Disclaimer:
The views and the opinions expressed therein are those of the writer and Tellychakkar
may not necesarily subscribe to them wholly or partly.