📌 Key Points
- Kamal SHOCKS Chiru: “My political senior, film junior, both 70s!”
- Kamal REVEALS Singeetam: “Youngest senior of my 50-year career!”
- Kamal UNCOVERS HYD Past: 16-yr-old AD for ANR’s ‘Srimanthudu’!
- Kamal’s WIT Takes Over: Speech goes viral, awards roar with laughter!
Kamal Haasan ignited the Telangana Ghaddar Film Awards 2025 with his characteristic wit and viral remarks. While accepting the Paidi Jayaraj Award and one for Singeetam Srinivasa Rao, his playful jabs, particularly aimed at Chiranjeevi, became an instant talking point. This sensational banter has sparked lively discussions among fans, highlighting their storied careers and fascinating dynamic.
Kamal’s Witty Chiranjeevi Banter
Kamal Haasan created a buzz at the Telangana Ghaddar Film Awards 2025 ceremony with his sensational and playful remarks, particularly about Chiranjeevi. While receiving the Paidi Jayaraj Award, Kamal Haasan also accepted an award on behalf of Singeetam Srinivasa Rao, who was absent.
In his speech, Kamal Haasan humorously addressed Chiranjeevi, stating, “He is my senior in politics, and my junior in films. We became lead actors in the 70s… and we are still in our 70s now—I’m not talking about films, I’m talking about our age. Sorry, Chiranjeevi garu, I had to tell the truth!” He concluded his playful banter, referring to Chiranjeevi as his brother.
Recalling his long association with Singeetam Srinivasa Rao, Kamal Haasan mentioned their first film together, ‘Sommokadidi Sokokadidi’. He affectionately noted, “Singeetam garu did all the work for that film, but the award came to me. We have been working together for almost 50 years… I like him not just because his name sounds like my father’s name (Srinivasan), but because he is the youngest senior I have seen in my film career. Thank you, CM sir, we are all proud of the honor you have given him. Jayasudha also worked with me in that film.”
Singeetam, Hyderabad: Fond Career Reflections
He also reminisced about his early days in Hyderabad: “As far as I know, the entire industry is here. The first time I came to Hyderabad, I was 16 years old. I came to work as an assistant director for Akkineni Nageswara Rao garu’s film ‘Srimanthudu’. That’s why the song ‘Ento Chinnadi Jeevitam’ is also heard in my film ‘Dasavatharam’. I have been working in Hyderabad since I was 16. My Ugadi greetings to all the great personalities present here.”
Overall, Kamal Haasan’s speech made everyone laugh. His humorous comments and fond recollections, especially regarding Chiranjeevi, quickly went viral.
Looking Ahead
Kamal Haasan’s viral humour, affectionately directed at Chiranjeevi, beautifully showcased their timeless camaraderie. It’s a powerful reminder that genuine respect transcends their distinct journeys in politics and cinema. Such delightful, candid moments aren’t just laughs; they cement the enduring legacy and warm bonds among our beloved South Indian cinematic legends.
