Honor of Celebrating 50 Years of Ananth Nag’s Cinema Journey!
Renowned and versatile actor Ananth Nag, known for his dynamic performances across seven Indian languages, was recently bestowed a well-deserved accolade by Sri Raghavendra Chitravani, a celebrated platform in its 48th year of cinema news transmission.
Amidst the jubilant occasion, Ananth Nag and his accomplished actress wife, Gayathri, were bestowed a heartfelt tribute from the esteemed Sri Raghavendra Chitravani family. This felicitation was a fitting recognition of Ananth Nag’s remarkable contributions.
The felicitation ceremony included the presentation of a shawl, Mysuru Topi, Silk Dhoti, Silk Saree, along with traditional bangles, Arishina, Kumkuma, and more, thoughtfully curated by Sri Sudheendra Venkatesh, DS Sunil, and DG Vasudev.
At the commemorative event, held at MMB Legacy under the title ‘Suvarna Ananth’, the revered actor was honored. The gathering commenced with a soulful performance by Sougandhika and Souparnika, rendering the song ‘Hey Sharade…’ from Ananth Nag’s acclaimed film ‘Sarkari Hiriya Prathamika Shale’, dedicated to Goddess Saraswathi.
Subsequently, an engaging session highlighted the enduring collaboration between Raghavendra Chitravani and Ananth Nag. Sudheendra Venkatesh, expressing his delight at being considered a brother by Ananth Nag, warmly welcomed the attendees. The joyous occasion was further amplified by Ananth Nag’s conversation with fellow esteemed actor Ramesh Aravind, adding to the significance of the day.
The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Ananth Nag and his spouse, followed by a comprehensive visual journey through the life and achievements of the versatile actor.
A captivating segment titled ‘Anantha Loka’ ensued, featuring an insightful conversation between Ananth Nag and Ramesh Aravind. The engaging dialogue shed light on the various facets and defining moments of Ananth Nag’s illustrious career. In-depth coverage of these moments is available on www.flickfeeds.com.
In a touching gesture, senior photojournalist KN Nagesh Kumar presented a large portrait featuring Ananth Nag, his wife, daughter, and son-in-law. Filmmaker Indrajith Lankesh shared heartfelt anecdotes about his father, P Lankesh’s, cherished association with the esteemed actor.
The event was made even more memorable by Sri Raghavendra Chitravani’s hospitality, which extended to a sumptuous feast featuring traditional delights such as ‘Jilebi’ and ‘Gasagase Payasa’, enjoyed by nearly 200 attendees.
