Mumbai, India — Renowned actor Dulquer Salmaan has received the Jury Award at the Gaddar Telangana State Film Awards for his remarkable performance in the Telugu film “Lucky Baskhar.” This recognition adds another accolade to Salmaan’s expanding portfolio within the Telugu film industry.
In addition to his Jury Award, “Lucky Baskhar” was named the third Best Film of the year, underscoring its success and appeal among audiences and critics alike.
Dulquer’s achievements at the Gaddar Awards reflect a pattern of excellence. His previous films, “Sita Ramam” and “Mahanati,” were both recognized as Best Film in their respective years—2022 and 2018. Each of these roles has contributed to his reputation for versatility, showcasing his ability to connect deeply with diverse characters and narratives within Telugu cinema.
Salmaan took to Instagram to express his gratitude and reflect on his experiences in the Telugu film arena. He described his journey as “extraordinary,” crediting the collaborative efforts of his teams for bringing compelling stories to life. He extended his thanks to Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, the state government, and the jury, along with a heartfelt note of appreciation for his global Telugu audience.
While he could not attend the awards ceremony in person, Salmaan expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his team—Nagi, Swapna, Priyanka, Hanu Raghavapudi, and Venky Atluri—who received the award on his behalf. He emphasized that their support was integral to his achievements, stating it was “poetic” that they represented him in his absence.
“Lucky Baskhar,” released in theaters on October 31, was produced by Sithara Entertainments in collaboration with Fortune Four Cinemas and Srikara Studios. The film has garnered both commercial success and critical acclaim, further establishing Dulquer Salmaan as a significant figure in the region’s cinematic landscape.
The growing recognition of “Lucky Baskhar” and Dulquer Salmaan’s performances signifies a bright future for Telugu cinema, demonstrating the increasing reach and impact of its storytelling.
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