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Actor Dhanush has finally addressed the controversy surrounding this year’s National Film Awards, responding to criticism over Raayan receiving top honors. Following the announcement of the winners, several film enthusiasts and critics argued that Vijay Sethupathi’s Maharaja and Karthi’s Meiyazhagan were more deserving of the recognition.

Speaking about the debate, Dhanush said he respects the opinions of those who believe Raayan did not deserve the award. However, he questioned why similar outrage was absent when several of his critically acclaimed films failed to win National Awards in previous years.

“Many people feel Raayan didn’t deserve the award. I respect that opinion. But when Pudhupettai, Maryan, Raanjhanaa, Vada Chennai, and even Karnan missed National Awards despite deserving them, very few questioned it. Why is everyone raising the issue only now?” Dhanush said.

The actor also surprised many by acknowledging the quality of the films that were at the center of the debate. “I know Meiyazhagan and Maharaja are better films than mine,” he added, earning praise for his candid and humble response.

Dhanush’s remarks have sparked fresh discussions on social media, with fans and cinephiles debating the National Awards selection process. While opinions remain divided over this year’s winners, the actor’s balanced response has brought a new perspective to the ongoing controversy.

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Dhanush’s much-awaited 55th film has officially been titled “OM.” The makers unveiled the title along with a powerful promo, “OM First Strike,” giving audiences a glimpse into a world filled with forests, rebellion, and high-stakes conflict.

Helmed by “Amaran” director Rajkumar Periasamy, the film features Dhanush alongside Sai Pallavi and Sreeleela, with Mammootty playing a significant role. The stellar cast and the director’s previous success have raised expectations around the project.

The teaser opens with breathtaking shots of mountains, dense forests, and a temple town before shifting to an intense showdown in a rain-soaked jungle. The setting hints at a story rooted in red sanders smuggling and the violent clashes surrounding it, drawing inevitable comparisons with the backdrop of Allu Arjun’s “Pushpa.”

While the teaser keeps the plot under wraps, its rugged visuals and action-heavy tone suggest that “OM” will offer a gritty cinematic experience. The film is slated to hit theatres on October 16, 2026, with music composed by Sai Abhyankkar.

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