The National Media Centre in New Delhi hosted the announcement of the 69th National Film Awards recipients, showcasing accomplished people who have made noteworthy contributions to Indian cinema. These accolades, which honour quality and inventiveness in the film industry, are quite important. For “Pushpa,” Allu Arjun was named Best Actor, while “Gangubai Kathiawadi” and “Mimi” each won Best Actress honours for Alia Bhatt and Kriti Sanon. “The Kashmir Files” got the Nargis Dutt Award for fostering national unity, while “The Nambi Effect” was recognised as the best feature film.
The first Best Feature Film winner was a Marathi film called “Shyamchi Aai,” however “Lagaan,” which received eight trophies in 2002, has won the most prizes in National Film prizes history. In addition to honouring local talent, the occasion highlights the top films in a variety of languages and bestows the coveted Dadasaheb Phalke Award for a lifetime of accomplishment. The superstar Rajinikanth won this unique honour the previous year.
Alia Bhatt is ecstatic right now. The actor, who has made a name for herself as one of India’s biggest stars, received the National Film Award for Best Actress on Thursday for portraying a brothel madam in Gangubai Kathaiwadi, the biographical crime drama film directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. In a nearly 11-year career, this was Alia’s first National Award ever. In addition to thanking her audience and director on social media, the actor gave a special shout-out to Kriti Sanon, with whom she shared the Best Actress prize. Alia Bhatt thanks the nation for the Best Actress National Award.
Alia posted a thank-you statement to her audience and director on Instagram after receiving the prestigious prize. “To Sanjay Sir… To the entire crew… To my family… To my team & last but most definitely not least to my audience… This national award is yours… because without you ALL none of this would be possible… Seriously!!!” Alia tweeted alongside a photo of herself dressed in her signature Gangu style.
Pankaj Tripathi honours his late father by dedicating his Best Supporting Actor win The actor also offered his congratulations to Kriti Sanon, who shared the Best Actress prize for her performance in Mimi with Alia Bhatt. The 69th National Film Awards were announced on Thursday in Delhi, and actor Pankaj Tripathi, who is currently enjoying positive reviews for his most recent film OMG 2, was honoured with the Best Supporting Actor prize for his performance in Mimi. The actor, who is still in mourning over the death of his father, dedicated his prize to him. In a statement, he said: “Unfortunately, this is a time of grief and mourning for me. He would have been quite pleased for me if Babuji had been present. He was quite proud and happy when I initially received the National Award mention.
“This National Award I dedicate to him and his spirit,” he continued. He is the reason I am who I am today. Due to the circumstances, I am speechless, but I am still grateful to the team and thrilled. A heartfelt congratulations to Kriti, who also won Best Actress
On a Thursday, the 69th National Film Awards winners were revealed at the National Media Centre in New Delhi. The President will attend an event where these awards, which honour the greatest Indian films produced in 2021, will be presented. The Central Board of Film Certification’s approved films from January 1 through December 31 of that year were eligible. These honours have been given since 1954, and the Directorate of Film Festivals oversees their administration.
