In a unique crossover, the IT industry’s NASSCOM honored Kamal Haasan for his innovation in the use of technology (like motion capture and prosthetic makeup) in Indian films, specifically for Marmayogi (unreleased) and Vishwaroopam .
The 1990s and 2000s witnessed Haasan receiving pan-Indian recognition, with awards and nominations from various film industries. His critically acclaimed performance in "Indian" (1996) earned him the National Film Award for Best Actor, a testament to his versatility and range. The film also won several other national and international awards, including the Best Foreign Language Film at the Tokyo International Film Festival. kamal haasan awards
Also known as Sadma in Hindi, this film showcased Kamal as a man trying to help a woman (Sridevi) suffering from retrograde amnesia. His portrayal of a heartbroken school teacher is considered a masterclass in silent, restrained grief. In a unique crossover, the IT industry’s NASSCOM