The Indian Cultural Centre (ICC), under the aegis of the Embassy of India, honoured famous South Indian film actress Meera Jasmine at a grand felicitation ceremony held in the ICC premises on August 30. The event was attended by prominent community leaders, members of the Indian diaspora, and ICC officials, making it a memorable occasion for all present.
The ceremony was graced by ICC President AP Manikantan, ICC Vice President Subramanya Hebbagelu, ICC General Secretary Mohan Kumar, and other members of the managing committee. In his address, Manikantan praised Meera Jasmine for her exceptional contributions to the Southern Indian film industry, highlighting her impactful performances in several critically acclaimed movies. He emphasised the significance of recognizing artists who bring Indian culture and cinema to a global audience.
Meera Jasmine, known for her versatile acting skills, has won numerous accolades, including the National Film Award and several state awards for her outstanding performances. During the event, she expressed her gratitude to the ICC and the Indian community in Qatar for their warm reception and recognition. She spoke about her passion for cinema and the importance of staying connected with her roots, acknowledging the support she has received throughout her career.
The event was also a platform for interaction between Meera Jasmine and her fans, as she took time to meet and greet the audience, sharing personal anecdotes and discussing her journey in the film industry. The evening concluded with a group photo session, allowing community members to capture memories of the special occasion.
The felicitation of Meera Jasmine was a testament to ICC’s ongoing efforts to celebrate the achievements of Indian artists and foster cultural exchange within the Indian community in Qatar.