66th National Film Awards List PDF Download

Feature Films Section

S.No.	Title of Film	Name Of Film	Awardee	Medal & Cash Prize	Citation
1.	Best Feature Film	HELLARO (Gujarati)	Producer: Saarthi Productions LLP Director: Abhishek Shah	Swarna Kamal and Rs. 2,50,000 (each)	The film is a strong statement on women empowerment against patriarchal Society.
2.	Indira Gandhi Award for Best Debut Film of a Director	NAAL (Marathi)	Producer: Mrudhgandh Films LLP Director: Sudhakar Reddy Yakkanti	Swarna Kamal and Rs.1,25,000 (each)	The film is a poignant message about the ethics of adoption, told through a child’s perspective.
3.	Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment	BADHAAI HO (Hindi)	Producer: Junglee Pictures Limited Director: Amit Sharma	Swarna Kamal and Rs. 2,00,000/- (each)	The film breaks the stereotype of middle age pregnancy through easy narrative, effective characterization and pithy dialogues.
4.	Nargis Dutt Award for Best Feature Film on National Integration	ONDALLA ERADALLA (Kannada)	Producer: D N Cinemas Director: Satya Prakash D	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,50,000/- (each)	The film tries to break political and religious divide through the eye of a child.
5.	Best Film on Social Issues	PADMAN (Hindi)	Producer: Hope Productions Pvt. Ltd. Director: R. Balki	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,50,000/- (each)	An undiscussed social issue of women’s personal hygiene narrated compellingly and with aplomb.

6.	Best Film on Environment Conservation/Preserv ation	PAANI (Marathi)	Producer: Purple Pebble Pictures Director: Addinath Kothare	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,50,000/- (each)	The film traces the story of a dry and parched village that comes together to generate their most valuable resource – Water.
7.	Best Children's Film	SARKARI HIRIYA PRATHAMIKA SHALE KASARGODU (Kannada)	Producer : Rishab Shetty Films Director: Rishab Shetty	Swarna Kamal and Rs. 1,50,000/- (each)	The film effectively portrays the positive action of children to tackle the issue of language politics in schools located on State borders.
8.	Best Direction	URI : THE SURGICAL STRIKE (Hindi)	Director: Aditya Dhar	Swarna Kamal and Rs. 2,50,000/-	The challenge of telling a true story of military action in a realistic manner is dealt with utmost clarity and effectiveness
9.	Best Actor (Shared)	ANDHADHUN (Hindi) & URI : THE SURGICAL STRIKE (Hindi)	Ayushmann Khurrana & Vicky Kaushal	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- (Shared)	Powerful execution of a complex role of ‘now blind & now not blind’ character. For effectively conveying a realistic character of an army officer.
10.	Best Actress	MAHANATI (Telugu)	Keerthy Suresh	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	For a range of emotions across vast span of time.
11.	Best Supporting Actor	CHUMBAK (Marathi)	Supporting Actor: Swanand Kirkire	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	For the ability to invoke empathy in the audience.

12.	Best Supporting Actress	BADHAAI HO (Hindi)	Supporting Actress: Surekha Sikri	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	A compelling performance as a Matriarch with a modern attitude.
13.	Best Child Artist	ONDALLA ERADALLA (Kannada) HARJEETA (Punjabi) HAMID (Urdu) NAAL (Marathi)	P V Rohith Sameep Singh Talha Arshad Reshi Shrinivas Pokale	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	For impishly manoeuvering through a series of events, while staying focused on his character. For effectively depicting the struggle of a Hockey player to rise from his rural roots. For the poise in the character depicting a range of emotions. For performing effortlessly through complicated emotions.
14.	Best Male Playback Singer	PADMAAVAT (Hindi)	Arijit Singh Song “ Binte Dil Misriya mein …. ”	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	For unique tonal quality of voice with perfect blend of emotion and technique.
15.	Best Female Playback Singer	NATHICHARAMI (Kannada)	Bindhu Malini Song “ Maayavi Manave…..”	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	For rendering a haunting melody that appears to be the voice of the conscience of the protagonist.
16.	Best Cinematography	OLU (Malayalam)	Cameraman: M J Radhakrishnan	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	Different landscapes, elements and texture come alive to bring a sense of beauty and grace.
17.	Best Screenplay	CHI ARJUN LA SOW (Telugu)	Screenplay writer (original): Rahul Ravindran	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- (each)	The screenplay is modern take on the traditional custom of arranged marriage.
		ANDHADHUN (Hindi)	Screenplay writer (adapted): Sriram Raghavan , Arijit Biswas, Yogesh Chandekar, Hemant Rao & Pooja Ladha Surti		Crisp and intriguing story that keeps the audiences on tenterhooks.
		TARIKH (Bengali)	Dialogue Writer: Churni Ganguly		Deep meaningful conversations that explore interpersonal relationships.
18.	Best Audiography	TENDLYA (Marathi)	Location Sound Recordist (for sync sound films only) : Gaurav Verma Sound Designer : Bishwadeep Dipak Chatterjee Re- recordist of the final mixed track: Raja Krishnan M.R	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- (each)	The flavour and mood of the small town is vastly enhanced by the ambient aural quality.
		URI :THE SURGICAL STRIKE (Hindi)			An orchestra of created as well as recorded aural dimensions.
		RANGASTHALAM (Telugu)			Playing with beauty and essence of the tonal quality of the silence.
19.	Best Editing	NATHICHARAMI (Kannada)	Editor: Nagendra K Ujjani	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	Crisp and smooth transition between different characters is a hallmark.
20.	Best Production Design	KAMMARA SAMBHAVAM (Malayalam)	Production Designer: Bangalan	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	Preparing relevant terrains and sets of different periods and cultures.

21.	Best Costume Designer	MAHANATI (Telugu)	Costume Director: Indrakshi Pattanaik, Gaurang Shah & Archana Rao	Rajat Kamal and Rs.50,000/-	Evolution of costumes in the Telugu film industry from Black & White era to modern times.
22.	Best Make-up Artist	AWE (Telugu)	Make-up Artist: Ranjith	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	For bringing out the texture of each face and giving personality to every character.
23.	Best Music Direction	PAADMAAVAT (Hindi) URI :THE SURGICAL STRIKE (Hindi)	Music Director (Songs): Sanjay Leela Bhansali Music Director (Background Music): Shashwat Sachdev	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- (each)	All the songs lift the mood of the film and give a different dimension to the narrative. The background score excels in providing the right atmosphere for the film.
24.	Best Lyrics	NATHICHARAMI (Kannada)	Lyricist: Manjunatha S (Manasor) Song “ Maayavi Manave….”	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/-	Revolutionary thoughts strung together to convey the innermost feelings of a young woman ready to break societal shackles.
25.	Special Jury Award	HELLARO (Gujarati)	Actresses : Shraddha Dangar, Shachi Joshi, Denisha Ghumra, Neelam Paanchal, Tarjani Bhadla, Brinda Nayak, Tejal Panchasara, Kaushambi Bhatt, Ekta Bachwani, Kamini Panchal, Jagruti Thakore, Riddhi Yadav & Prapti Mehta	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 2,00,000/- (Shared)	For the ability of a group of rural women characters, acting as a unit, to bring about social transformation while taking the audience through an emotional catharsis.

		& KEDARA (Bengali)	& Director : Indradip Dasgupta		For using a range of Cinematic Techniques and Methodology to explore one single main character in a limited space.
26.	Best Special Effects	AWE (Telugu) & KGF (Kannada)	Srushti Creative Studio & Unifi Media	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- (Shared)	For the dexterity and finesse in bringing to a cohesive conclusion multiple stories and characters in a visually effective manner. The film successfully and convincingly creates an era of a rough neighborhood, during the 80s.
27.	Best Choreography	PADMAAVAT (Hindi)	Kruti Mahesh Madya & Jyoti Tomar Song: Ghoomar	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- (Shared)	Exquisite delicate movements synchronized beautifully, creating a visual treat.
28.	Best Action Direction Award (Stunt Choreography)	KGF (Kannada))	Vikram More & Anbu Ariv	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- (Shared)	A mono chromatic and visceral display of power struggle.

	Best Feature Film in each of the language specified in the Schedule VIII of the Constitution
29.	Best Gujarati Film	REVA	Producer: Brainbox Studios Director: Rahul Surendrabhai Bhole & Vinit Kumar Ambubhai Kanojiya	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (Shared)	The film depicts the transformation from material to spiritual journey of an NRI.
30.	Best Punjabi Film	HARJEETA	Producer: Sizzlin Productions Director: Vijay Kumar Arora	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	A biopic of a Hockey player, who struggles through his rural background and poverty to rise to the top of his game.
31.	Best Assamese Film	BULBUL CAN SING	Producer: Flying River Films Director: Rima Das	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	For capturing the trials, tribulations and aspirations of a group of teenagers in rural Assamese backdrop.
32.	Best Konkani Film	AMORI	Producer: Opus Ga La Director: Dinesh P Bhonsle	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	An individual’s effort and struggle to correct and overcome a past event.
33.	Best Kannada Film	NATHICHARAMI	Producer: Tejaswini Enterprises Director: Manjunatha S. (Mansore)	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	Poignantly and sensitively capturing a modern day women’s conflict with set norms, mores and values.

34.	Best Telugu Film	MAHANATI	Producer: Swapna Cinema Director: Nag Ashwin	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	Biopic of a great Telugu actress effectively told.
35.	Best Malayalam Film	SUDANI FROM NIGERIA	Producer: The Happy Hours Entertainments Director: Zakariya	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	With a backdrop of sports, the film explores the complexity of emotions in a mother-son relationship.
36.	Best Bengali Film	EK JE CHHILO RAJA	Producer: SVF Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. Director: Srijit Mukherjee	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	Based on a true story, the film traces the journey of a Maharaja through his quest for identity.
37.	Best Urdu Film	HAMID	Producer: Saregama India Limited Director: Aijaz Khan	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	A child’s perspective of religion and life, as he searches for his lost father.
38.	Best Hindi Film	ANDHADHUN	Producer: Matchbox Pictures Pvt. Ltd. Director: Sriram Raghavan		The film is a judicious mix of intrigue and creativity.
39.	Best Tamil Film	BAARAM	Producer: Reckless Roses Director: Priya Krishnaswamy	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	A man’s fight to expose the traditional practice of euthanasia in a Tamil village.
40.	Best Marathi Film	BHONGA	Producer: Nalinee Productions Director: Shivaji Lotan Patil	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	The film contrasts spirituality with mindless ritualism.

	Best Feature Film in each of the languages other than those specified in Schedule VIII of the Constitution
41.	Best Garo Film	MA’AMA	Producer: Anna Films Director: Dominic Sangma	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	The film follows an old man’s relentless quest for a reunion with his dead wife.
42.	Best Sherdukpan Film	MISHING	Producer: BB Entertainment Trade Private Limited Director: Bobby Sarma Baruah	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	The film explores the alternate reality of a remote village in Arunachal Pradesh.
43.	Best Pangchenpa Film	IN THE LAND OF POISON WOMEN	Producer: Aaas Productions Director: Manju Borah	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	The film is a depiction of an individual’s effort to break the myth of ‘poison women’ in a remote part of Arunachal Pradesh.
44.	Best Rajasthani Film	TURTLE	Producer: Shivazza Films & Entertainment Director: Dinesh S Yadav	Rajat Kamal and Rs. 1,00,000/- (each)	Based on a popular Rajasthani folk tale, the film deals with the issue of water crisis.
45.	Special Mention	NATHICHARAMI (Kannada) KADAKH (Hindi)	Sruthi Hariharan (Actress) Chandrachoor Rai (Actor)	Certificate	For the complex and nuanced portrayal of a new age Indian woman. Effective depiction of the emotions of an agitated husband.

JOSEPH (Malayalam) SUDANI FROM NIGERIA (Malayalam)

Joju George (Actor) Savithri (Actress)

For a convincing portrayal of a vigilante, who busts a “ Human organ” racket. For subtly portraying the emotions of a mother.

Non-Feature Films Section

S.No.	Name of Award	Title of Film	Awardee	Medal & Cash Prize	Citation
1.	BEST NON-FEATURE FILM	Son Rise & The Secret Life of Frogs	Producer: V2 Films & Design Pvt. Ltd. Director : Vibha Bakshi & Producer: Bedi Universal Director : Ajay Bedi & Vijay Bedi	SWARNA Kamal Rs 1,50,000/- each	For its powerful portrayal of the mindset and effects of female infanticide, one of the country’s most heinous mass crimes, and for portraying the courage of those who stand to fight against it where it is most prevalent. For telling the tale, with profundity and beauty, of one of the world’s most unique and hitherto neglected amphibians.
2.	BEST DEBUT NON- FEATURE FILM OF A DIRECTOR	Feluda_50 Years Rays Detective	Producer & Director : Sagnik Chatterjee	RAJAT Kamal Rs 75,000/- each	For springing to life and celebrating Satyajit Ray’s most popular fictional character, with depth and aesthetic, across varied media.

3.	BEST ARTS and CULTURE FILM	Bunkar: The Last of The Varanasi Weavers	Producer: Narrative Pictures & S apana Sharma Director : Satyaprakash Upadhyay	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For it’s rich, textured tapestry of the history, life, craft and art of the traditional Varanasi weaver, and their cultured dignity in the face of numerous challenges.
4.	BEST SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FILM	G.D.Naidu : The Edison Of India	Producer: Films Division Director : Renjith Kumar	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For its portrayal of GD Naidu’s incisive mind and extraordinary life, spotlighting the inspirational range of his scientific inventions.
5.	BEST PROMOTIONAL FILM	Rediscovering Jajam	Producer: Rachel Bracken Singh Director : Avinash Maurya & Kriti Gupta	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For effectively promoting the traditional craft of Jajam, (a spread textile), inextricably woven within the social fabric of local communities in Rajasthan, now fading with time.
6.	BEST ENVIRONMENT FILM	The World's Most Famous Tiger	Producer: Natural History Unit India Director : Subbiah Nallamuthu	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For capturing the life and extraordinary legacy of Machli, the erstwhile Queen of Ranthambore, and her part in regenerating tiger population that helps keep the forest alive.
7.	BEST FILM ON SOCIAL ISSUES	Taala Te Kunjee	Producer: Simardeep Singh Bhatia Director : Shilpi Gulati	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For empathetically shining a light on the recovery of addicts and the role of loved ones, while quietly yet potently depicting the destruction that substance abuse brings to home and family.

8.	BEST EDUCATIONAL FILM	Sarala Virala	Producer: Sujatha H R Director : Eregowda	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For highlighting the fundamentals of organic living through the life of L Narayan Reddy, whose simplicity, philosophy and knowledge is an example for others to follow, especially the young.
9.	BEST FILM ON SPORTS	Swimming Through The Darkness	Producer: Perspective Director : Supriyo Sen	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For thoughtfully portraying the challenges and life-quest of its visually impaired swimmer, as he indefatigably pursues his sport, his dreams and desires, through impeding darkness.
10.	BEST INVESTIGATIVE FILM	Amoli	Producer: Culture Machine Media Pvt. Ltd. Director : Jasmine Kaur Roy & Avinash Roy	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For its gritty examination of why and how young girls are coerced into commercial sex work, destroying their lives and minds, and for depicting their courage to survive.
11.	SPECIAL JURY AWARD	Why Me? - Director & Ekaant – Art Direction	Director : Harish Shah & Art Director : Neeraj Singh	RAJAT Kamal Rs 1,00,000/- each	For the tenor of the director’s indomitable spirit, even as throat cancer claims his voice. For its surrealistic design and imagery of a bleak, impending catastrophe.
12.	BEST SHORT FICTION FILM	Kharvas	Producer: Shree Mahalasa Productions Ponda Director : Aditya Suhas Jambhale	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For its production, direction and powerful performances in engagingly telling the story of how the psyche may implode and then heal, through an unleashing of trauma

13.	BEST FILM ON FAMILY VALUES	Chalo Jeete Hain	Producer: Sundial Ventures Pvt. Ltd. Director : Mangesh Hadawale	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For highlighting, through its young protagonist, the humanitarian value of how one may live for others, beyond one’s own self.
14.	BEST DIRECTION	Aai Shappath	Director : Gautam Vaze	Swarna Kamal Rs 1,50,000/-each	For its unpretentious execution and sensitive treatment of an anxious eight-year-old, gripped by the fear of a false promise.
15.	BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY	The Secret Life of Frogs	Cameraman: Ajay Bedi & Vijay Bedi	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/-	For its consistent, relentless and splendid work in formidable circumstances, of visually capturing the life cycle and habitat of an endangered amphibian.
16.	BEST ON-LOCATION SOUND RECORDIST	The Secret Life of Frogs	On location sound recordist : Ajay Bedi	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/-	For uniformly capturing the delicate sounds of its tiny protagonists and of the wild and unpredictable environs they inhabit.
17.	BEST AUDIOGRAPHY	Children of The Soil	Re-recordist (final mixed track) : Bishwadeep Chatterjee	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For potently bringing to life, through sound design, every element in this poignant tale of farmer suicides.
18.	BEST EDITING	Son Rise	Editor : Hemanti Sarkar	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For its faultless pace and seamless structure in drawing the viewer into the depth and gravity of the film’s focus, through varied space, location and time.
19.	BEST MUSIC DIRECTION	Jyoti	Music Director: Kedar Divekar	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/-	For its use of folk and traditional verse and music to suitably build on this 19th century tale of women’s education.

20.	BEST NARRATION/VOICE OVER	Madhubani – The Station of Colours	Deepak Agnihotri & Urvija Upaddhyay	RAJAT Kamal Rs 50,000/- each	For narrating, with conviction and eloquence, the unique story of Madhubani folk art and its use in the town’s railway station.
21.	SPECIAL MENTION	Mahaan Glow Worm in a Jungle – Director Laddoo Hutatma - Director	Director : Sagar Puranik Director : Ramana Dumpala Director : Sameer Sadhwani & Kishor Sadhwani	CERTIFICATE (Each)	For portraying the power of the patriotic spirit, and infusing ss generations. For the Director’s amazing find and crisp portrayal of Hema Sane - author, philosopher and former professor - who lives unusually, without amenities, in the city. For enlivening religious harmony, through the innocent yet adamant questions of its seven-year-old protagonist.

Best writing on Cinema

Best Book on Cinema

S. No.	Title of the Book	Name of the Author	Name of the Publisher	Citation
1.	Mouna Prathanapole (Malayalam)	Swarna Kamal and Rs. 75,000/- (Shared) Author : S Jayachandran Nair	Kerala State Chalachitra Academy	S Jayachandra Nair’s Mounaprarthana Pole (Like A Silent Prayer) is a detailed appreciation on the cinema of auteur G Aravindan’s in a format that makes for approachable reading for both the serious cinema student and the common man. The book analyses Aravindan’s creations from the point of view of his cultural and personal backgrounds, and deals with both the filmmaker and his films.

Special Mention

2.

In A Cult Of Their Own: Bollywood Beyond Box Office (English)

Author : Amborish Roychoudhury

Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd

IN a Cult of Their Own: Bollywood Beyond Box Office, by Amborish Roychoudhury is a unique look at various genres of Hindi cinema that fuses the serious with the tongue in cheek. The author fluidly writes on some of the cult films, including some which have acquired their legendary status because of reasons other than cinematic. This book is a fine example of how cinema criticism can transcend quality or the lack of it in cinema itself.

Award for Best Film Critic

S. No.	Name of Critic	Language	Medal & Cash Prize	Citation
3.	Blais Johny & Anant Vijay	Malayalam & Hindi	Swarna Kamal and Rs. 75,000/- (Shared)	The critic has written on a wide range of subjects, ranging from impact of identity & caste politics on cinema to the influence and importance of trailers, especially in the context of Tamil and Malayalam cinema. His in depth writing is well researched yet presented in a manner comprehensible to everyone. His writing is well researched, embellished with anecdotes and is easy to read. His understanding of the contemporary socio-political nuances of Hindi cinema is reflected in his articles.

Most Film Friendly State Award

Sl no.	Award	Name of the State	Citation
1.	Most Film Friendly State (MFFS) Award	UTTARAKHAND	For furthering the growth of the film industry in the State including creating an environment for ease of filming in the State, encouraging skill/talent development, incentivizing the re-opening of closed cinema halls, formation of film development fund, continuing with the earlier incentive plan for filming, formation of Utttarakhand Film Development Council among other pro active initiatives.

FEATURE FILMS JURY

	CENTRAL PANEL
1.	Rahul Rawail (Chairman)
2.	Raj Dutt (Member)
3.	Sabyasachi Mohapatra (Member)
4.	Vasu Kolli (Member)
5.	Archana R. Singh (Member)
6.	Vijaya Krishnan (Member)
7.	Major Ravi (Member)
8.	Imo Singh(Member)
9.	Vinod Ganatra(Member)
10.	B.S. Lingadevaru (Member)
11.	Ashok Rane(Member)

	NORTH PANEL
1.	Major Ravi (Chairman)
2.	Kuldeep Sinha (Member)
3.	Rahul Solapurkar (Member)
4.	Ashok Sharan (Member)
5.	Devendra Khandelwal (Member)

	SOUTH I PANEL
1.	Ashok Rane (Chairman)
2.	Dr. B. Diwaker(Member)
3.	A. Karthik Raaja (Member)
4.	Jayaram (Member)
5.	Shailesh Gupta (Member)

	SOUTH II PANEL
1.	Imo Singh (Chairman)
2.	Malti Sahay (Member)
3.	MK Bhaskara Rao(Member)
4.	B Ramani(Member)
5.	S.M Patil (Member)

	EAST PANEL
1.	Vinod Ganatra (Chairman)
2.	Monalisa Mukherjee (Member)
3.	Namasrri (Member)
4.	Akashaditya Lama (Member)
5.	Suraj Kumar Duwarah (Member)

	WEST PANEL
1.	B.S. Lingadevaru (Chairman)
2.	Gyan Sahay (Member)
3.	Mahendra Teredesai (Member)
4.	Parag Chhapekar (Member).
5.	Neeraj Pathak (Member)

NON-FEATURE FILMS JURY

1.	A.S Kanal (Chairman)
2.	Dhvani Desai (Member)
3.	Rajendra Mohapatra (Member)
4.	Chetan Mathur (Member).
5.	B.R Srivatsa (Member)
6.	Vandana Kohli (Member)
7.	Atul Gangawar (Member)

BEST WRITING ON CINEMA

1.	Utpal Borpujari (Chairman)
2.	Mohan Raman (Member)
3.	Yatindra Mishra (Member)

Most Film Friendly State Awards

1.	Ramesh Sippy (Chairman)
2.	Vivek Agnihotri (Member)
3.	Uday Singh (Member)

Download PDF

Download & Share PDF With Friends

Download PDF
Free