Prakash previously won a National Award for the background score of Soorarai Pottru, starring Suriya. This time, he was recognised for composing the music for a song in Vaathi. Speaking to reporters, he expressed gratitude and called it a special moment in his career.

Asked about the difference between scoring songs and background music, Prakash said both are challenging. Background scores require composing for two to three hours of film, while songs cover roughly half an hour. He explained that long background scores demand sustained creativity, though each task has unique difficulties.

The multi-talented artist, who also acts and produces films, hopes to win a National Award in other categories. He said, “I hope to win as an actor someday. I am also a producer and singer. Let’s see what the future holds.”

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Rani said the award marks a milestone in her 30-year career. She thanked her mother, fans, director Ashima Chibber, and producers Nikkhil, Monisha, and Madhu for their support. She also praised the cast and crew from India and Estonia for their efforts during the COVID period.

The film tells the real-life story of Indian immigrants Sagarika Chakraborty and Anurup Bhattacharya, whose children were taken by Norwegian authorities in 2011. Rani said the story moved her deeply and showed a mother’s determination to protect her child abroad.

Rani added that the film celebrates motherhood and the quiet strength women carry every day. She thanked the National Award jury for recognising her work. She hopes the film inspires viewers to honour mothers’ courage and love worldwide.

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