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Sanjana Sanghi, the lead actress of the late Sushant Singh Rajput's last film, Dil Bechara, celebrated a milestone as the film completed five years since its release. In an interview, she opened up about the emotional journey and lasting impact of the film, which was based on John Green's bestselling novel. The film not only marked her debut in a leading role but also showcased her depth as an actor, especially in the iconic scene where she declares, "I hate Sandesh."
Shah Rukh Khan gave a heartfelt speech while accepting a prestigious award at the International Film Festival, thanking his family and upcoming projects for their support and love. He also expressed gratitude towards directors and writers, especially for his upcoming film in 2023. He credited his team and management for their hard work and understanding of his eccentricities, making him look better on screen. The actor also opened up about his family who has always supported him in his love for cinema.
Suriya-starrer Soorarai Pottru may have been the talk of the 71st National Film Awards, but Tamil and Telugu cinema also shined as composer GV Prakash won his second Best Music Director award for his work on the film Vaathi. This marks Prakash's third win, making him the third Tamil composer to receive this honor more than once. In his statement, Prakash thanked everyone involved in the selection process and expressed his gratitude towards Dhanush for getting him onboard the project.
The recipients of the prestigious National Film Awards for the year 2023 were announced at a ceremony in New Delhi yesterday. The award-winning films included popular Hindi releases like Pathaan, Animal, 12th Fail, and many more, while Tamil and Malayalam cinema also saw major successes. Special mentions and awards were also given to talented individuals for their outstanding contributions. Among them, MR Rajakrishnan was recognized for his re-recording work on the film Animal, and titles like Pai Tang…Step of Hope and Godday Godday Chaa emerged as the best films in their respective languages.
The recently announced 71st National Film Awards saw a number of honours being bestowed upon Malayalam cinema. Some of the notable winners include veteran actors Vijayaraghavan and Urvashi for Best Supporting Actor and Actress, respectively. Additionally, debutant Christo Tomy's 'Ullozhukku' was named Best Malayalam Film, while Mohandas and Midhun Murali were honored for their production design and editing work, respectively. Documentary filmmaker M K Ramdas and sound designer M R Radhakrishnan also received special mentions for their outstanding work.
The winners of the 71st National Film Awards have been announced, with Rani Mukerji taking home the prestigious award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her powerful portrayal in 'Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway'. The emotional courtroom drama, produced by Emmay Entertainment and directed by Ashima Chibber, tells the true story of a mother fighting a foreign legal system for custody of her children. In her acceptance speech, Mukerji dedicated the award to all the incredible mothers in the world, emphasizing the strength and love of a mother's bond.
In a revealing interview, Devdas background score composer Monty Sharma shares his experiences working with acclaimed director Sanjay Leela Bhansali. While acknowledging the creative freedom he was given, Sharma also speaks about the intense pressure and erratic nature that came with collaborating with Bhansali on projects such as Devdas and Black. He also opens up about the director's short-tempered temperament and the tough lessons he learned while working under him, as recalled by Ranbir Kapoor.
The 71st National Film Awards proved to be a memorable moment for not just Shah Rukh Khan, who won his first National Award for Best Actor for 'Jawan', but also for singer Shilpa Rao, who won for her song Chaleya. In an exclusive interview with News18 Showsha, Shilpa expressed her gratitude and shared a touching detail about her collaboration with SRK. The awards also highlighted the diversity in India's musical landscape with various regional languages being recognized.
In a special ceremony at the Sant Tukaram Maharaj Temple in Pune's Dehu, popular Bollywood star Shriya Saran was honored with a prestigious award for her contributions to film and the arts. Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde presented the award, recognizing Saran's talent and impact in the entertainment industry.
Two of the most talented and beloved actors in the Indian film industry, Vikrant Massey and Shah Rukh Khan, have made history by sharing the Best Actor award at the 71st National Film Awards. Massey's sincere and heartfelt performance in 12th Fail has earned him critical acclaim and the admiration of the audience, while Khan's powerful dual role in Jawan has further solidified his position as a Bollywood icon. The two artists have come together in a rare and heartwarming moment, setting a new standard for excellence and inclusivity in Indian cinema.