Sonia Hussain Wins Big at Moscow Awards Ceremony, Putting Pakistan on the Global Map

Pakistani actress Sonia Hussain has made the nation proud by winning the global award for Best Supporting Actress at the prestigious “Eurasian Open Award Diamond Butterfly” ceremony held in Moscow.

The actress received this international honor for her powerful performance in the Pakistani film ‘Dimak’. Her role was highly praised by the international jury panel for its artistic skill, emotional depth, and realistic portrayal, standing out amongst a competitive field.

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A Showcase of Global and Pakistani Cinema

The Moscow award ceremony was a significant international event, featuring 34 films from 17 different countries. Pakistan’s presence was notably strong, with two films, ‘Dimak’ and ‘Love Guru’, being officially selected to participate.

Sonia Hussain shared her joy with fans by posting pictures and videos from the award ceremony on her Instagram. The organizers of the award noted a significant increase in global participation this year, highlighting that the presence of Pakistani films is a clear sign of South Asian cinema’s growing international recognition and acceptance.

This win is not just a personal achievement for Sonia Hussain but a landmark moment for the entire Pakistani film industry, showcasing its talent on a prestigious global platform.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Which award did Sonia Hussain win?
Sonia Hussain won the Best Supporting Actress award at the “Eurasian Open Award Diamond Butterfly” ceremony in Moscow.

2. For which film did she win the award?
She won the award for her outstanding supporting role in the Pakistani film ‘Dimak’.

3. How significant is this achievement?
It is highly significant as it places Pakistani talent on a global map. The ceremony featured films from 17 countries, making her win a highly competitive and prestigious international accolade.

4. Were there other Pakistani films at the event?
Yes, besides ‘Dimak’, another Pakistani film, ‘Love Guru’, was also officially selected to be part of the international competition at the ceremony.