Actor Kriti Sanon was honoured with the Best Actress Award at the 69th National Film Awards in New Delhi on Tuesday for her performance in the film Mimi. President Droupadi Murmu presented her with the award during the ceremony held at Vigyan Bhawan.
Kriti, dressed in a pastel saree that beautifully reflected Indian culture, shared the Best Actress accolade with Alia Bhatt, who was recognised for her outstanding performance in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Gangubai Kathiawadi in the Best Actress category.
Following the event, Kriti proudly posed with her parents. She sat on their laps, showing off the medal and certificate. In another photo, her father lovingly kissed her cheeks, and they smiled warmly for the cameras.
Sharing the photo, Kriti wrote, one of the most memorable days of my life! ❤️ Missed you @nupursanon”
In another post, Kriti shared a photo of her felicitation and also a video and captioned it, “The BIG Moment!!” In the photo, she can be seen receiving the award from the Honourable President of India, Droupadi Murmu.
Speaking to the media on the red carpet, Kriti said, “The journey has taken me about I think 9 years today to be getting this prestigious award but of course, to win a national award within a decade, is, I understand, a very big thing. I am very blessed and fortunate that I got an opportunity like Mimi. Kabhi kabhi itni intensity wali filmein, itna layered character milta nahin hai itna easily and I am really blessed and fortunate that my producer and my director felt I could do it. I am just feeling very elated today. I knew that it is going to be a special film because just the story you know everything about it I was very passionate about it about this one.”
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