What did the man receive for his role in the movie?

W: Congratulations on all the success you have received from your role in The First Greater. Have you taken it all in yet? You have so many awards for it.
M: Yes, I’ve taken it all in. It’s very exciting. I hope it can leave a better thing for me and for other people.
W: Why do you think this role is so touching?
M: I think it’s a role that enhances the idea that education is important. It is also a role that inspires people, particularly those have missed out on going to school, realizing that an old man at the age of 84, can still want to go to school and learn to read and write.
W: Were there aspects of him that were challenging for you? Having to play an elderly man?
M: Yes, the character is challenging in many ways. He’s many characters in one. He is a young man who missed education because it was expensive, and then he joins the struggle for independence. When the country finally gets its freedom, he has become an old man. You have a young man, you have an old man. I had to devise ways of portraying those characteristics in those situations.