The 62nd National Film Awards have finally being unveiled. And as expected, a number of movies and actors have bagged the award including the movie Queen and Kangana Ranaut. Let’s check them as under:
The Best Hindi Film goes to Queen
The Best Assamese Film goes to Othello
The Best Bengali Film goes to Nirbashito
The Best Kannada Film goes to Harivu
The Best Konkani Film goes to Nachom – IA Kumpasar
The Best Malayalam Film goes to Ain
The Best Marathi Film goes to Killa
The Best Odiya Film goes to Aadim Vichar
The Best Punjabi Film goes to Punjab 1984
The Best Tamil Film goes to Kuttram Kadithal
The Best Telugu Film goes to Chandamama Kathalu
The Best Rabha Film goes to Orong
The Best Haryanvi Film goes to Pagdi The Honour
The Best Music Direction goes to:
- a) Songs – Haider (Hindi)
- b) Background Score – Nineteen Eighty Three (Malayalam)
The Best Choreography goes to Bismil for Haider
The Special Mention goes to Ain (Malayalam)
The Nachom goes to IA Kumpasar (Konkani)
The Best goes to Killa (Marathi)
The best goes to Bhootnath Returns (Hindi)
The Best Educational Film goes to Komal & Behind the Glass Wall
The Best Exploration/Adventure goes to Film Life Force – India’s Western Ghats
The Best Investigative Film goes to Phum Shang
The Best Animation Film goes to Sound of Joy
The Best Short Fiction Film goes to Mitraa
The Best Film Critic goes to Tanul Thakur
The Best Writing on Cinema Silent Cinema: (1895-1930) goes to Pasupuleti Purnachandra Rao
The Best Writing on Cinema Silent goes to G. Dhananjayan for Pride of Tamil Cinema
(Special Mention)
The Best Costume Designer goes to Dolly Ahluwalia for Haider
The Best Female Playback Singer Uttara Unnikrishanan for song Azhagu in Saivam (Tamil)
The Best Male Playback Singer Sukhwinder Singh for song Bismil from Haider
The Best Actress Kangana Ranaut for Queen
The Best Supporting Actress Baljinder Kaur for Pagdi The Honour (Haryanavi)
The Best Supporting Actor Bobby Simhaa for Jigarthanda (Tamil)
The Best Actor for Vijay for Nanu Avanalla Avalu (Kannada)
The Best Direction for Srijit Mukherji for Chotushkone (Bengali)
The Best Film On Environment Conservation/ Preservation for Ottaal (Malayalam)
The Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment for Mary Kom
The Indira Gandhi Award For Best Debut Film Of A Director for Asha Jaoar Majhe (Bengali)
The Best Feature Film: Court (Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati & English)
