70th National Awards: ‘Karthikeya 2’ Producer Abhishek Agarwal Wins Best Film Award (Telugu) | People News
Abhishek Agarwal, the producer of the hit film ‘Karthikeya 2,’ has been honored with the National Award for Best Film (Telugu) at the 70th National Awards. The prestigious ceremony, held at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi on October 8, saw President Droupadi Murmu present the award. This recognition marks a significant milestone for Agarwal and the entire team behind the critically acclaimed film.
‘Karthikeya 2,’ a sequel to the 2014 blockbuster ‘Karthikeya,’ follows the journey of a young archaeologist, played by Nikhil Siddhartha, as he embarks on a quest to unravel the mysteries of ancient Indian mythology. The film seamlessly combines adventure with spirituality, drawing audiences in with its engaging storyline and stunning visuals.
Expressing his gratitude, Agarwal said, “I am incredibly honored to receive this National Award. This recognition is not just for me but for the entire team that worked tirelessly on ‘Karthikeya 2’. I am grateful to our cast, crew, and especially our audience for believing in our vision. My aim has always been to bring good content to the forefront of Indian cinema, and this award only strengthens my resolve to continue doing so.”
He further added, “The film’s success has resonated with viewers across the country, praised for its unique blend of mythology and modern storytelling. We aim to keep pushing our limits and bring more such stories.”
Agarwal’s body of work includes notable films like ‘The Kashmir Files,’ which earned widespread praise for its emotional depth, and ‘Goodachari,’ a gripping spy thriller. Looking ahead, Agarwal has several projects in the pipeline, including ‘Delhi Files,’ ‘G2,’ ‘The India House,’ and a biopic on Abdul Kalam. Each project promises to offer fresh, compelling narratives that push the boundaries of storytelling.
As he looks to the future, Agarwal remains committed to producing films that challenge conventions and elevate Indian cinema. “We want to explore stories that resonate with people and celebrate our rich culture,” he concluded.
