Kamal Haasan Congratulates 4-Year-Old Treesha Thosar on Her Historic Win

Kamal Haasan Praises Young Talent Treesha Thosar

Kamal Haasan recently expressed his admiration for young actress Treesha Thosar after she clinched a National Award. Her achievement was especially remarkable as she is only four years old, breaking Kamal’s own childhood record.

Holding the ceremony at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi, prominent figures like Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji were present, but it was Treesha who truly captured the audience’s hearts. Dressed in a charming white saree, this little star received a rousing cheer as she took to the stage to accept her award.

Reacting to the news, Kamal took to his X account to share his thoughts. He commended Treesha for her success, noting that she surpassed his own record, as he was six when he received his first award. His message read, “Dear Ms. Treesha Thosar, my loudest applause goes to you. Keep working on your incredible talent.”

For context, Kamal was honored with a Rashtrapati Award at the age of six for his role in the film Kalathur Kannamma (1960). The recognition of Treesha highlights a new chapter in Indian cinema, where emerging talents are making waves at increasingly younger ages.

Celebrating Treesha Thosar’s Achievement

Treesha was awarded the Best Child Artist for her role in the film Naal 2, where she played the character Chimi (Revati). She shared this honor with other talented young actors, including Sukriti Bandireddi, Kabir Khandare, and Shrinivas Pokale.

Film production house Raaj Kamal Films International also shared a heartwarming video showing Kamal congratulating Treesha during a video call. He encouraged her to continue her excellent work, while she expressed her gratitude for his encouraging words.

The heartfelt connection between Kamal and Treesha marks a significant moment in Tamil cinema, proving the bright future that lies ahead for young artists. How do you feel about the representation of children in cinema today? Share your thoughts!