Among all the enormous successes at the 66th National Film Awards, Priyanka Chopra's Marathi film Paani stood out as it won the honor for environment conservation. After the declaration of National Film Awards on Friday, Priyanka took to her social media to express her excitement. The actor produced the film under her home generation Purple Pebble Pictures. Marathi film Paani won Best Film on Environment Conservation.
The Mary Kom entertainer has prior created another Marathi film Ventilator. Saluting every one of the individuals engaged with the creation of Paani, Priyanka stated, "I'm so proud to have produced a special film like #Paani. Congratulations to the entire team at @purplepebblepictures @madhumalati @siddharthchopra89 for our second National Award. Big congratulations to @adinathkothare and the entire creative team for bringing this challenging and relevant film to its fruition."
The Desi Girl additionally expressed gratitude toward the jury individuals for urging them to make all the more socially significant movies. She stated, "My sincere gratitude to the jury for recognizing our hard work and awarding #Paani with the Best Feature Film on Environment Conservation'. It has given us further impetus to continue on the path of telling the stories we strongly believe in."
Discussing the film, Priyanka expressed, "#Paani was our humble attempt at using entertainment to bring focus to the seriousness of the water crisis, which is of grave concern the world over. We are so honored that the film had an impact and that our efforts have been recognized."
Priyanka's significant other Nick Jonas additionally took to web-based social networking to compliment his better half on the huge success. He stated, "So proud of @priyankachopra and the entire @PurplePebblePic team for their national award for #Paani congrats to everyone involved!"
Paani is a Marathi movie coordinated by Adinath Kothare. It highlights Marathi stars Subodh Bhave and Kishor Kadam ahead of the pack jobs.
This is for the second time Priyanka Chopra's generation won a National Award. Her Marathi film, Ventilator, won the esteemed honor in 2016. The movie won three National Film Awards that year including Best Direction, Best Editing, and Best Sound Mixing.
