Biju Menon, who received the best supporting actor award, responded that he only remembers and thanks Sachy on this occasion. Biju Menon responded that the award is dedicated to Sachy and his father and mother.
"Ayyappanum Koshiyum is a film that was made two years ago. It is a film that has been taken over by the audience. Sachy is the one to remember and thank. Thanks to Sachy and God for such a good character and a good movie. Congratulations and thanks to everyone who was there. Every award is an inspiration to move forward. Awards are motivation to get good characters.
I was there from the beginning of this movie. The trouble is that there is no Sachy to see this happiness. It was learned that there were many films in the competition. It was known that they faced a lot of difficulty in announcing the award.
It is possible to move forward in good condition. Malayalam cinema is growing well. In all other languages, people are watching Malayalam movies more. Good thing," said Biju Menon.
Meanwhile, Aparna Balamurali thanks director Sudha after receiving the best female actor award. She added that she still has to study cinema and still has to play good roles.
"I’m very happy. Thanks to those who supported us. Thanks to Sudha Ma'am. I am standing here today because of the faith given to me by Sudha ma'am. It gave me a lot of time as an artist. I have done as much as I could. I still have a lot to learn. He came to the cinema without much understanding. I still want to do good roles.
The 68th National Awards were announced yesterday. Suriya and Ajay Devgn shared the best actor award. Soorarai Potru was chosen as the best film. The late artist Sachy won the best director award for directing the film Ayyappanum Koshiyum.
