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Directorate of Film Festivals Announces Winners for the 67Th Edition of the National Film Awards for 2019 Directorate of Film Festivals announces winners for the 67th edition of the National Film Awards for 2019 The Directorate of Film Festival of India has announced the 67th National Film Awards at a press conference by the eminent panel of Shri N. Chandra, Chairman, Central Panel for Feature Films Jury, Shri Arun Chaddha, Chairman, Non-Feature Films Jury, Shri Shaji N Karun, Chairman, Most Film Friendly State Jury and Shri Saibal Chatterjee, Chairman Best Writing on Cinema Jury. The Chairpersons and other Jury Members, ahead of the press meet, submitted a report on the 67th National Film Awards to Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, Shri Prakash Javadekar. A complete list of the awards is given below. 67th National Film Awards, 2019 Most Film Friendly State Award Sr. No. State Medal Rajat Kamal & Certificate 1 Sikkim 67th National Film Awards, 2019 Best Writing on Cinema Award for Best Book on Cinema: Name of the Medal and Cash Sr. No. Title of the Book Language Name of the Author Publisher prize A GANDHIAN AFFAIR: INDIA’S CURIOS PORTRAYAL OF HarperCollins Swarna Kamal and LOVE IN Publishers Rs. 75,000/- 1 CINEMA English Sanjay Suri India Special Mention: Sr. No. Title of the Book Language Name of the Author Award CINEMA PAHANARA 1 MANUS Marathi Ashok Rane Certificate KANNADA CINEMA: JAGATHIKA CINEMA VIKASA-PRERANE- Certificate 2 PRABHAVA Kannada P R Ramadasa Naidu Award for Best Film Critic: Sr. No. Name of Critic Language Medal and Cash Prize Swarna Kamal and Rs. 75,000/- 1 Sohini Chattopadhyay English 67th National Film Awards, 2019 Non-Feature Films Section Medal & S.No. Category of Award Title of the Film Awardee Cash Prize Swarna Kamal and MARAKKAR-ARABIK Producer: Aashirvad Cinemas Rs. KADALINTE-SIMHAM & 2,50,000 1 Best Feature Film (Malayalam) Director: Priyadarshan (each) Swarna Indira Gandhi Award for Producer: Big Bang Entertainments Kamal and Best Debut Film of a & Rs.1,25,000 2 Director HELEN (Malayalam) Director: Mathukutt Xavier (each) Swarna Award for Best Popular Producer: Sri Venkteswara Creations Kamal and Film Providing & Rs. Wholesome Director: Paidipally Vamshidhar 2,00,000/- 3 Entertainment MAHARSHI (Telugu) Rao (each) Rajat Kamal Nargis Dutt Award for Producer: Tuline Studios Pvt. Ltd. and Rs. Best Feature Film on & 1,50,000/- 4 National Integration TAJMAL (Marathi) Director: Niyaz Mujawar (each) Producer: Essel Vision Productions Ltd., Freshlime Films LLP, Namah Rajat Kamal Pictures Pvt. Ltd. and Rs. Best Film on Social ANANDI GOPAL & Director: 1,50,000/- 5 Issues (Marathi) Sameer Vidwans (each) Best Film on Environment Rajat Kamal Producer: Faruque Iftikar Laskar and Rs. Conservation/Preservati WATER BURIAL & 1,50,000/- 6 on (Monpa) Director: Shantanu Sen (each) Swarna Kamal and Producer: Insight Films Rs. & 1,50,000/- 7 Best Children's Film KASTOORI (Hindi) Director: Vinod Uttreshwar Kamble (each) Swarna Kamal and BAHATTAR Director: Sanjay Puran Singh Rs. 8 Best Direction HOORAIN (Hindi) Chauhan 2,50,000/- Rajat Kamal BHONSLE (Hindi) Actor: Manoj Bajpayee and Rs. & & 50,000/- 9 Best Actor ASURAN (Tamil) Actor: Dhanush (Shared) MANIKARNIKA-THE QUEEN OF JHANSI (Hindi) Rajat Kamal & and Rs. 10 Best Actress PANGA (Hindi) Actress : Kangana Ranaut 50,000/- Rajat Kamal SUPER DELUXE and Rs. 11 Best Supporting Actor (Tamil) Supporting Actor: Vijaya Sethupathi 50,000/- Rajat Kamal THE TASHKENT and Rs. 12 Best Supporting Actress FILES (Hindi) Supporting Actress: Pallavi Joshi 50,000/- Rajat Kamal KD(A) KARUPPU and Rs. 13 Best Child Artist DURAI (Tamil) Child Artist : Naga Vishal 50,000/- Rajat Kamal Best Male Playback and Rs. 14 Singer KESARI (Hindi) Singer : B Praak for song “Teri Mitti” 50,000/- Rajat Kamal Best Female Playback Singer : Savani Ravindra for song and Rs. 15 Singer BARDO (Marathi) “Raan Petala” 50,000/- Rajat Kamal JALLIKKETTU and Rs. 16 Best Cinematography (Malayalam) Cameraman: Gireesh Gangadharan 50,000/- Screenplay writer (original): Kaushik JYESHTHOPUTRO Ganguly (Bengali) & & Screenplay writer (adapted): Srijit GUMNAAMI (Bengali) Mukherji Rajat Kamal & & and Rs. THE TASHKENT Dialogue Writer: Vivek Ranjan 50,000/- 17 Best Screenplay FILES (Hindi) Agnihotri (each) Location Sound Recordist (for sync IEWDUH (Khasi) sound films only) : Debajit Gayan & & TRIJYA (Marathi) Sound Designer : Mandar Rajat Kamal & & and Rs. OTHTHA SERUPPU Kamalapurkar Re- recordist of the 50,000/- 18 Best Audiography SIZE-7 (Tamil) final mixed track: Resul Pookutty (each) Rajat Kamal and Rs. 19 Best Editing JERSEY (Telugu) Editor: Navin Nooli 50,000/- Production Designer: Sunil Rajat Kamal Nigwekar and Rs. ANANDI GOPAL & 50,000/- 20 Best Production Design (Marathi) Nilesh Wagh (Shared) Costume Designer: Sujith Rajat Kamal MARAKKAR-ARABIK Sudhakaran and KADALINTE-SIMHAM & Rs.50,000/- 21 Best Costume Designer (Malayalam) V. Sai (Shared) Rajat Kamal and Rs. 22 Best Make-up Artist HELEN (Malayalam) Make-up Artist: Ranjith 50,000/- Rajat Kamal VISWASAM (Tamil) Music Director (Songs): D. Imman and Rs. JYESHTHOPUTRO Music Director (Background Music): 50,000/- 23 Best Music Direction (Bengali) Prabuddha Banerjee (each) Rajat Kamal KOLAAMBI Lyricist: Prabha Varma Song “ and Rs. 24 Best Lyrics (Malayalam) Arodum Parayuka Vayya” 50,000/- Rajat Kamal OTHTHA SERUPPU Producer & Director : and Rs. 25 Special Jury Award SIZE-7 (Tamil) Radhakrishnan Parthiban 2,00,000/- MARAKKAR-ARABIK Rajat Kamal KADALINTE-SIMHAM Special Effects Creator : Siddharth and Rs. 26 Best Special Effects (Malayalam) Priyadarshan 50,000/- Rajat Kamal and Rs. 27 Best Choreography MAHARSHI (Telugu) Raju Sundaram 50,000/- Best Action Direction AVANE Rajat Kamal Award (Stunt SRIMANNARAYANA and Rs. 28 Choreography) (Kannada) Vikram Mor 50,000/- Best Feature Film in each of the language specified in the Schedule VIII of the Constitution Rajat Kamal Producer: Bornali and Rs. Best RONUWA - WHO Creative Vision Entertainment & 1,00,000/- 1. Assamese Film NEVER SURRENDER Director: Chandra Mudoi (each) Rajat Kamal and Rs. Best Bengali Producer: SVF Entertainment 1,00,000/- 2. Film GUMNAAMI Pvt. Ltd. & Director: Srijit Mukherji (each) Producer: Nadiadwala Rajat Kamal Grandsons Entertainment Pvt. Ltd., and Rs. Fox Star Studios & Director: Nitesh 1,00,000/- 3. Best Hindi Film CHHICHHORE Tiwari (each) Rajat Kamal and Rs. Best Kannada Producer: Kalaadegula Studio 1,00,000/- 4. Film AKSHI & Director: Manoj Kumar (each) Rajat Kamal and Rs. Best Konkani Producer: de Goan 1,00,000/- 5. Film KAAJRO Studio & Director: Nitin Bhaskar (each) Rajat Kamal and Rs. Best Marathi Producer: Ritu Films 1,00,000/- 6. Film BARDO Cut LLP (each) Rajat Kamal and Rs. Best Malayalam Producer: First Print 1,00,000/- 7. Film KALLA NOTTAM Studios & Director: Rahul Riji Nair (each) Producer: Luwang Rajat Kamal Apokpa Mamikol Production & and Rs. Best Manipuri Director: Bobby Wahengham, 1,00,000/- 8. Film EIGI KONA Maipaksana Haorongbam (Shared) Producer: New Generation Films, Director: Dr. Sabyasachi SALA BUDHAR Mohapatra Rajat Kamal BADLA & and Rs. & Producer: Eleeanora Images Pvt. 1,00,000/- 9. Best Odia Film Kalira Atita Ltd., Director: Nila Madhab Panda (Shared) Rajat Kamal and Rs. Best Punjabi Producer: Vehli Janta 1,00,000/- 10. Film RAB DA RADIO 2 Films, Director: Sharandeep Singh (each) Rajat Kamal and Rs. Producer: V Creations, 1,00,000/- 11. Best Tamil Film ASURAN Director: Vetri Maaran (each) Rajat Kamal Producer: Sithara and Rs. Best Telugu Entertainments, Director: Gowtam 1,00,000/- 12. Film JERSEY Tinnanuri (each) Best Feature Film in each of the languages other than those specified in Schedule VIII of the Constitution Best Producer: Swapnil Film Chhattisgarhi BHULAN THE Productions, Director: Manoj Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1. Film MAZE Verma 1,00,000/- (each) Producer: Essel Vision Productions Limited & CHHORIYAN Satish Kaushik Entertainment, Best Haryanvi CHHORON SE Director: Rajat Kamal and Rs. 2. Film KAM NAHI HOTI Rajesh Amar Lal Babbar 1,00,000/- (each) Producer: Shiven Arts, Rajat Kamal and Rs. 3. Best Khasi Film IEWDUH Director: Pradip Kurbah 1,00,000/- (each) Best Mishing Producer: Obonori Pictures, Rajat Kamal and Rs. 4. Film ANU RUWAD Director: Dilip Kumar Doley 1,00,000/- (each) Producer: Neru Films, Rajat Kamal and Rs. 5. Best Paniya Film KENJIRA Director: Manoj Kana 1,00,000/- (each) Producer: DMR Productions, Rajat Kamal and Rs. 6. Best Tulu Film PINGARA Director: R Preetham Shetty 1,00,000/- (each) BIRIYAANI (Malayalam) & JONAKI PORUA (Assamese) Director : Sajin Babu & & LATA Actor: Benjamin Daimary BHAGWAN & KARE (Marathi) Actress: Lata Kare & & PICASSO Director: Abhijeet 7. Special Mention (Marathi) Mohan Warang Certificate The list of Jury members, along with their short Biography, is as follows: The Central Panel for Feature Film included 11 Members: 1. N Chandra (Chairperson of Central Panel): Chandrashekhar Narvekar is an Indian producer, writer and director. He is best known for his films such as Ankush, Pratighaat, Tezaab and Narsimha. 2. Dilip Shukla (Member of Central Panel): Dilip Shukla is an Indian film writer and director, known for Andaz Apna Apna, Dabangg and Dabangg 2. 3. Bijaya Jena (Member of Central Panel): A National Award-winning filmmaker, Bijaya Jena is a feature film director, actress, scriptwriter and producer. 4. Manoj Joshi (Member of Central Panel): The Bollywood films & television serials actor Manoj Joshi is best known for his work in Phir Hera Pheri, Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat & Bhool Bhulaiyaa. 5. Gangai Amaran (Member of Central Panel): Gangai Amaran is a veteran music director, singer, lyricist and scriptwriter. Amaran is known for his work in Tamil cinema. 6. C Umamaheswara Rao (Member of Central Panel): Umamaheswara Rao is an Indian film director, screenwriter, aesthetician and producer known for his works predominantly in Telugu cinema. 7. Subhash Sehgal (Member of Central Panel): Subhash Sehgal is an Indian film director and producer. 8. Manju Borah (Member of Central Panel): Manju Borah is a multiple international and national award-winning Indian female film director and short story writer. 9. Arunoday Sharma (Member of Central Panel): Arunoday Singh is an Indian actor. He is primarily known for his work in Hindi films such as Sikandar, Main Tera Hero and Mohenjo Daro.
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