Something special happened in Hyderabad last night. The city came alive as the first-ever Gaddar Telangana Awards took place at the Hitex Exhibition Arena, and you could feel the pride in the air.
This wasn’t just another night of bright lights and famous faces. It was a warm and emotional tribute to the people who bring Telangana’s culture to life, the singers, writers, filmmakers, and artists who put their heart into their work. The awards are named after Gaddar, the beloved folk singer who stood with the people and spoke for them through his songs.
As guests started to arrive, you could feel the buzz in the air. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy was there, along with popular actors, musicians, and other big names. But beyond the star power, what really stood out was the genuine love and respect in the room.
This wasn’t just another night of bright lights and famous faces. It was a warm and emotional tribute to the people who bring Telangana’s culture to life, the singers, writers, filmmakers, and artists who put their heart into their work. The awards are named after Gaddar, the beloved folk singer who stood with the people and spoke for them through his songs.
As guests started to arrive, you could feel the buzz in the air. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy was there, along with popular actors, musicians, and other big names. But beyond the star power, what really stood out was the genuine love and respect in the room.
The venue looked beautiful with traditional touches, glowing lights, and powerful performances on stage. The audience clapped, smiled, and even got teary-eyed at times. You could tell how much this night meant, especially to the artists being honoured.
The full list of winners hasn’t been shared yet, but fans were eagerly waiting to see their favourite stars get the recognition they deserve.
More than anything, this night was about saying “thank you” to the people who tell our stories, sing our songs, and keep our culture alive.
If this first event is anything to go by, the Gaddar Telangana Awards are going to become a tradition the whole state will cherish. It was emotional. It was beautiful. And it was time.
