Kamal Haasan Pays Tribute to Mani Ratnam on His Birthday, Hailing Him as the ‘Doyen of Indian Cinema’

Kamal Haasan, the acclaimed actor and filmmaker, penned a heartfelt note to celebrate the birthday of his close colleague and friend, Mani Ratnam.

  • Maheswara Rao Nadella | Updated On - June 2, 2023 / 03:39 PM IST

Kamal Haasan, the acclaimed actor and filmmaker, penned a heartfelt note to celebrate the birthday of his close colleague and friend, Mani Ratnam. The duo, known for their successful collaboration in the classic film Nayakan (1987), share a deep bond both personally and professionally. As they prepare to work together once again in the upcoming film KH234, Haasan took to social media to express his admiration for Ratnam on his 67th birthday.

In his lengthy post, Kamal Haasan praised Mani Ratnam as the “doyen of Indian cinema” and commended him for his ability to create happiness and touch the hearts of millions through his art. Haasan acknowledged Ratnam’s talent for transforming dialogues into a visually captivating experiences and highlighted his relentless pursuit of pushing the boundaries of cinema. The Vikram actor also credited Ratnam for inspiring the next generation of filmmakers, ensuring that his legacy will endure.

Reflecting on their journey together from Nayakan to their upcoming project KH234, Kamal Haasan expressed his gratitude for their rewarding and enriching collaboration. He concluded his tribute by wishing Mani Ratnam a happy birthday and anticipating many more successful years to come.

Mani Ratnam’s recent directorial venture, Ponniyin Selvan (PS-2), received critical acclaim and commercial success. Kamal Haasan, who attended the screenings of the series, lauded Ratnam’s courage in undertaking such a monumental production. He praised the entire team, including the cinematographer and musician, for their collective efforts in elevating Tamil cinema to an international level. Kamal Haasan regarded this achievement as a significant milestone for Tamil cinema, indicating a promising future and the possibility of a golden age for the industry.

Aside from his collaboration with Mani Ratnam, Kamal Haasan is currently involved in Shankar’s film Indian 2, featuring a talented ensemble cast including Kajal Aggarwal, Rakul Preet Singh, and Gulshan Grover.

As fans and industry insiders celebrate Mani Ratnam’s birthday, Kamal Haasan’s heartfelt tribute serves as a reminder of their enduring friendship and the significant contributions both artists have made to the world of Indian cinema.

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