Best Actor In A Leading Role (Male)
Ranbir Kapoor
Animal
In Animal, Ranbir Kapoor's acting prowess takes centre stage, defining the film's essence. His unparalleled intensity and undeniable stardom shine through, making him the focal point. As a finest actor, Kapoor immerses viewers in his character's troubled psyche, captivating with blood-soaked eyes filled with rage. Uninhibited and compelling, he effortlessly embodies his role, shocking and stunning audiences in every frame. Animal explores the complex father-son dynamics between tycoon Balbir Singh (Anil Kapoor) and his son, Ranvijay Singh.
In Animal, Ranbir Kapoor's acting prowess takes centre stage, defining the film's essence. His unparalleled intensity and undeniable stardom shine through, making him the focal point. As a finest actor, Kapoor immerses viewers in his character's troubled psyche, captivating with blood-soaked eyes filled with rage. Uninhibited and compelling, he effortlessly embodies his role, shocking and stunning audiences in every frame. Animal explores the complex father-son dynamics between tycoon Balbir Singh (Anil Kapoor) and his son, Ranvijay Singh.
Best Actor In A Leading Role (Female)
Alia Bhatt
Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani
In Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, Alia Bhatt delivers a captivating performance as Rani, the rebellious journalist torn between her fiery persona and vulnerable side. With consummate ease, she portrays the complexity of her character, skillfully navigating the contrast between the flamboyant Punjabi Rocky and the intellectual Bengali journalist Rani. Bhatt's portrayal of the character's emotional journey is both compelling and nuanced, adding depth to the romantic narrative of love triumphing over differences.
In Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, Alia Bhatt delivers a captivating performance as Rani, the rebellious journalist torn between her fiery persona and vulnerable side. With consummate ease, she portrays the complexity of her character, skillfully navigating the contrast between the flamboyant Punjabi Rocky and the intellectual Bengali journalist Rani. Bhatt's portrayal of the character's emotional journey is both compelling and nuanced, adding depth to the romantic narrative of love triumphing over differences.
Best Film
12th Fail
12th Fail follows the real-life story of IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma, who fearlessly embraces the idea of restarting his academic journey and reclaiming his destiny at a place where millions of students attempt the world's toughest competitive exam: UPSC. This Vikrant Massey- Medha Shankr starrer was directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra and gained much love among fans and critics alike for its inspiring story and strong acting skills displayed by the leads.
12th Fail follows the real-life story of IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma, who fearlessly embraces the idea of restarting his academic journey and reclaiming his destiny at a place where millions of students attempt the world's toughest competitive exam: UPSC. This Vikrant Massey- Medha Shankr starrer was directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra and gained much love among fans and critics alike for its inspiring story and strong acting skills displayed by the leads.
Best Director
Vidhu Vinod Chopra
12th Fail
Vidhu Vinod Chopra's directorial venture, 12th Fail, skillfully captures the UPSC journey of protagonist Mohan Kumar Sharma, based on Anurag Pathak's novel. Departing from his usual cinematic style, Chopra delivers a technically superior film, excelling in cinematography, editing, sound, costume, and production design. The movie stands out in his diverse repertoire, showcasing the director's commitment to storytelling and craftsmanship. 12th Fail offers a compelling narrative and a refreshing departure from Chopra's previous works, displaying his versatility as a filmmaker.
Vidhu Vinod Chopra's directorial venture, 12th Fail, skillfully captures the UPSC journey of protagonist Mohan Kumar Sharma, based on Anurag Pathak's novel. Departing from his usual cinematic style, Chopra delivers a technically superior film, excelling in cinematography, editing, sound, costume, and production design. The movie stands out in his diverse repertoire, showcasing the director's commitment to storytelling and craftsmanship. 12th Fail offers a compelling narrative and a refreshing departure from Chopra's previous works, displaying his versatility as a filmmaker.
Best Actor (Critics')
Vikrant Massey
12th Fail
Vikrant Massey plays the role of an IPS officer Mohan Kumar Sharma from his trials to victory in this journey. This Vidhu Vinod Chopra directorial highlights the actor’s acting prowess to its ultimate height as he brings his character to life and audiences get to see his struggles and hardships as one of the underprivileged children who makes his way to the top. Mohan (Vikrant Massey) aims to be an honest officer and isn’t afraid to restart after relentless failures.
Vikrant Massey plays the role of an IPS officer Mohan Kumar Sharma from his trials to victory in this journey. This Vidhu Vinod Chopra directorial highlights the actor’s acting prowess to its ultimate height as he brings his character to life and audiences get to see his struggles and hardships as one of the underprivileged children who makes his way to the top. Mohan (Vikrant Massey) aims to be an honest officer and isn’t afraid to restart after relentless failures.
Best Actress (Critics')
Rani Mukerji
Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway
Rani Mukerji plays the role of Sagarika Bhattacharya and it’s a painstaking tale of a mother who fights tooth and nail for her children’s custody in Norway. The actress plays her role as a grief-stricken mother, as any mother would be as she’s separated from her children by the Norwegian Child Welfare Services based on their improper treatment and upbringing. She fights a two-year-long legal battle after separating from her husband as she proves her credibility to bring up her children correctly.
Rani Mukerji plays the role of Sagarika Bhattacharya and it’s a painstaking tale of a mother who fights tooth and nail for her children’s custody in Norway. The actress plays her role as a grief-stricken mother, as any mother would be as she’s separated from her children by the Norwegian Child Welfare Services based on their improper treatment and upbringing. She fights a two-year-long legal battle after separating from her husband as she proves her credibility to bring up her children correctly.
Best Actress (Critics')
Shefali Shah
Three Of Us
Shefali Shah as Shailaja makes you ponder over the simpler joys in life. She’s suffering from dementia and though she has a well-settled family life with her husband Dipankar (Swanand Kirkire) and her son, she longs to go back to Vengurla where she spent four years of her life. Though she has bits and pieces of memories missing from her memory, she rekindles the missing joy with her childhood friends, especially Pradeep (Jaideep Ahlawat). She relives her earlier days on his path of self-discovery which perhaps got lost in the daily hustle and bustle of life.
Shefali Shah as Shailaja makes you ponder over the simpler joys in life. She’s suffering from dementia and though she has a well-settled family life with her husband Dipankar (Swanand Kirkire) and her son, she longs to go back to Vengurla where she spent four years of her life. Though she has bits and pieces of memories missing from her memory, she rekindles the missing joy with her childhood friends, especially Pradeep (Jaideep Ahlawat). She relives her earlier days on his path of self-discovery which perhaps got lost in the daily hustle and bustle of life.
Best Film (Critics')
Joram
Devashish Makhija
Devashish Makhija and Manoj Bajpayee team up for the third time in Joram. Known for depicting the struggles of the underprivileged, Makhija explores the impact of 'development' on the common man. The story follows Dasru (Manoj Bajpayee), a former Naxalite who fled violence in his tribal village. Now working as a Mumbai construction worker, Dasru's life takes a dangerous turn when he encounters a woman from his past, leading to a series of violent events that force him back to Jharkhand. Inspector Ratnakar from the Mumbai police, assigned to apprehend Dasru, discovers corruption and deceit in Jharkhand, setting the stage for a gripping confrontation in a mine.
Devashish Makhija and Manoj Bajpayee team up for the third time in Joram. Known for depicting the struggles of the underprivileged, Makhija explores the impact of 'development' on the common man. The story follows Dasru (Manoj Bajpayee), a former Naxalite who fled violence in his tribal village. Now working as a Mumbai construction worker, Dasru's life takes a dangerous turn when he encounters a woman from his past, leading to a series of violent events that force him back to Jharkhand. Inspector Ratnakar from the Mumbai police, assigned to apprehend Dasru, discovers corruption and deceit in Jharkhand, setting the stage for a gripping confrontation in a mine.
Best Actor In A Supporting Role (Male)
Vicky Kaushal
Dunki
Vicky Kaushal played the role of Sukhee in Dunki who wants to learn English at any cost to ace his IELTS exam. He has his reasons to emigrate to London as soon as he can as the girl he loved was married off but is suffering in an abusive marriage. He’s just a local Punjabi boy who’s trying his best to get a student visa after passing the necessary English test and bringing back the love of his life from London.
Vicky Kaushal played the role of Sukhee in Dunki who wants to learn English at any cost to ace his IELTS exam. He has his reasons to emigrate to London as soon as he can as the girl he loved was married off but is suffering in an abusive marriage. He’s just a local Punjabi boy who’s trying his best to get a student visa after passing the necessary English test and bringing back the love of his life from London.
Best Actor In A Supporting Role (Female)
Shabana Azmi
Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani
Shabana Azmi plays the role of Jamini Chatterjee, Alia Bhatt’s grandmother in Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. The story revolves around her memorable time spent with Kanwal Lund (Dharmendra) who is paralyzed after a tragic accident and suffers from memory loss. Shabana Azmi as Jamini Chatterjee is loving and caring and plays her role perfectly as a cultural icon who now and then attends to gatherings celebrating poetry and music.
Shabana Azmi plays the role of Jamini Chatterjee, Alia Bhatt’s grandmother in Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. The story revolves around her memorable time spent with Kanwal Lund (Dharmendra) who is paralyzed after a tragic accident and suffers from memory loss. Shabana Azmi as Jamini Chatterjee is loving and caring and plays her role perfectly as a cultural icon who now and then attends to gatherings celebrating poetry and music.
Best Music Album
Pritam, Vishal Mishra, Manan Bhardwaj, Shreyas Puranik, Jaani, Bhupinder Babbal, Ashim Kemson, Harshwardhan Rameshwar, Gurinder Seagal
Animal
Best Lyrics
Amitabh Bhattacharya
Tere VaasteZara Hatke Zara Bachke
Tere Vaaste from Zara Hatke Zara Bachke was a huge trending song on social media for most of last year. The film starring Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan in the lead was a family entertainer and the hook step of the song was seen in countless reels. It is sung by Varun Jain, Sachin-Jigar, Shadab Faridi and Altamash Faridi and the music direction is by Sachin-Jigar.
Tere Vaaste from Zara Hatke Zara Bachke was a huge trending song on social media for most of last year. The film starring Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan in the lead was a family entertainer and the hook step of the song was seen in countless reels. It is sung by Varun Jain, Sachin-Jigar, Shadab Faridi and Altamash Faridi and the music direction is by Sachin-Jigar.
Best Action
Spiro Razatos, Anl Arasu, Craig Macrae, Yannick Ben, Kecha Khamphakdee And Sunil Rodrigues
Jawan
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