The 69th National Film Awards celebrate outstanding achievements in the Indian film industry. Honoring cinematic excellence, this prestigious event recognizes the best films, actors, and actresses of the year. Stay updated with the latest highlights and winners of the 69th National Film Awards.

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The 69th iteration of the National Film Awards has gracefully unveiled its laureates, with the illustrious title of “Rocketry: The Numby Effect” securing the paramount recognition as the premier cinematic masterpiece. The distinguished accolade for Best Actor in this esteemed cinematic celebration has been acclaimed by the versatile Telugu luminary, Allu Arjun. Equally deserving, the realm of Best Actress bears a dual insignia this time, adorning both the ethereal talents of Alia Bhatt and the enchanting prowess of Kriti Sanon. Below is a comprehensive dossier chronicling the esteemed beneficiaries of this coveted recognition.

The grand revelation of the 69th National Film Awards echoes with resplendence. Marked by the date of August 24, this august announcement resonated within the hallowed halls of the National Media Center in Delhi, India’s pulsating heart. Allu Arjun’s virtuosity has illuminated the cinematic cosmos, garnering him the esteemed National Award for Best Actor. His thespian virtuosity was manifest in the opus entitled ‘Pushpa’. Alia Bhatt, a thespian virtuoso in her own right, is graced with the laurel of the ‘National Award for Best Actress’, an accolade sanctified by her profound embodiment of the titular character in ‘Gangubai Kathiawadi’.

Not to be outshone, Kriti Sanon’s luminescent performance in ‘Mimi’ has earned her the prestigious mantle of the ‘National Award for Best Actress’ as well. The cinematic opus ‘Rocketry: The Numby Effect’, a tour de force helmed and enacted by the illustrious Madhavan, emerges victorious as the harbinger of the ‘Best Film’ laurel, solidifying its eminence in the pantheon of cinematic expositions.

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69th National Film Awards winners, Indian National Film Awards 2023

The 69th National Film Awards were announced today, August 24th, at the National Media Center in Delhi. The awards recognized outstanding achievements in Indian cinema. Here are the notable winners:

• Best Film: “Rocketry: The Nambi Effect,” directed and acted by Madhavan, secured the award for Best Film.
• Best Actor: Telugu actor Allu Arjun was honored with the National Award for Best Actor for his remarkable performance in the movie “Pushpa.”
• Best Actress: The National Award for Best Actress was shared by two talented actresses:
• Alia Bhatt received the award for her compelling portrayal in “Gangubai Kathiawadi.”
• Kriti Sanon was also recognized for her outstanding performance in “Mimi.”

The 69th National Film Awards were announced on August 24, at the National Media Center in Delhi. Here is the complete list of award winners:

69th National Film Awards 2023 Winners List: Best Film, Best Actor

Feature Films Division

• Best Actor: Allu Arjun – Movie: Pushpa (Telugu)
• Best Actress: Alia Bhatt – Movie: Gangubai Kathiawadi (Hindi)
• Best Actress: Kriti Sanon – Movie: Mimi (Hindi)
• Best Film: Rocketry – The Nambi Effect (Tamil)
• Best Supporting Actress: Pallavi Joshi – Film: The Kashmir Files (Hindi)
• Best Supporting Actor: Pankaj Tripathi – Film: Mimi (Hindi)
• Best Director: Nikhil Mahajan – Film: Godavari (Marathi)
• Nargis Dutt Award: The Kashmir Files – Director: Vivek Agnihotri
• Best Child Artist: Bhavin Rabri – Film: Chello Show (Gujarati)
• Best Environmental Film: Avasavyaham (Malayalam)
• Best Social Concern Film: The Resonance
• Best Entertainment Film: RRR (Telugu)
• Indira Gandhi Award (Directorial Debut): Vishnu Mohan – Film: Meppadian (Malayalam)
• Best Children’s Film: Gandhi & Co.
• Best Screenplay (Original): Shashi Kabir – Film: Nayattu (Malayalam)
• Best Screenplay (Adapted): Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Utkarshini Vashishtha – Film: Gangubai Kathiawadi (Hindi)
• Best Dialogue: Utkarshini Vashishtha, Prakash Kapadia – Film: Gangubai Kathiawadi (Hindi)
• Best Cinematography: Film: Avijatrik (Bengali)
• Best Singer: Shreya Ghoshal
• Best Singer: Kala Bhairava
• Best Action Direction: King Solomon – Film: RRR (Telugu)
• Best Dance Direction: Prem Rakshit – Film: RRR (Telugu)
• Best Lyrics: Chandra Bose – Film: Konda Polam (Hindi)
• Best Music Direction: Devi Sri Prasad – Film: Pushpa (Telugu)
• Best Music Direction (Background Music): M.M. Keeravani – Film: RRR (Telugu)
• Best Make-up Artist: Preetisheel – Film: Gangubai Kathiawadi (Hindi)
• Best Costume Designer: Veera Kapoor E – Film: Sardar Udham (Hindi)
• Best Production Design: Dmitri Malich & Mansi Dhruv Mehta – Film: Sardar Udham (Hindi)
• Best Editing: Sanjay Leela Bhansali – Film: Gangubai Kathiawadi (Hindi)
• Best Cinematography: Avik Chhechopadhyay – Film: Sardar Udham (Hindi)
• Best Audiography (Location Sound Recordist): Arun Ashok & Sonu P – Film: Chavittu
• Best Audiography (Sound Designer): Anish Basu – Film: Zilli
• Best Audiography (Re-Recordist): Sinoy Joseph – Film: Sardar Udham (Hindi)

Best Regional Pictures

• Best Telugu Movie: Uppena
• Best Tamil Movie: Kadaisi Vyavasai
• Best Malayalam Movie: Home
• Best Gujarati Movie: Chello Show
• Best Marathi Movie: Ekda Kai Jhala
• Best Kannada Movie: 777 Charlie
• Best Hindi Movie: Sardar Uddham (Director: Shoojit Sircar)
• Best Bengali Movie: Kalkokkho
• Best Assamese Film: Anur

Special Jury Mention

• Movie: Shersha (Hindi) – Director: Vishnuvardhan
• Movie: Kadaisi Vyavasai (Hindi) – Actor: The. Nallandi
• Movie: Home (Malayalam) – Starring: Indrans
• Movie: Anur – Jahanara Begum
• Movie: Zilli – Aranya Gupta & Bidan Biswas

Critic (Special Mention): Subrahmanya Badur
Non Feature (Special Mention): Movie – Bale Bangara – Directed by: Aniruddha Jatkar
Non Feature Films (Best Exploration/Adventure Film): Movie – Ayushmann (English, Kannada)

Special Awards:

• Special Mention: Subrahmanya Badur
• Non Feature (Special Mention): Movie – Bale Bangara – Directed by: Aniruddha Jatkar
• Non Feature Films (Best Exploration/Adventure Film): Movie – Ayushmann (English, Kannada)

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