The 67th National Film Awards have been announced. Kangana Ranaut has won another National Award along with Manoj Bajpayee and Dhanush for their respective films. The list of winners is given below along with the categories they have been awarded in. Take a look
National Film Awards: Why In News?
The 67th National Film Awards were announced on March 22, 2021 in New Delhi. Manoj Bajpayee, Dhanush and Kangana Ranaut have been awarded in the best actor category.
Know all about the awards, their recipients, the history of the awards here.
67th National Film Awards: List of winners
The National Film Awards celebrate the excellence in Indian cinema every year. The ceremony could not take place last year due to COVID 19 pandemic which took place this year. The awards were announced by N Chandra, the chairman of the central panel and the press conference was attended by various jury members like Arun Chaddha, chairman most film friendly State jury Shaji N. Karun, and chairman best writing on cinema jury Saibal Chatterjee.
| Category | Winner |
| SCREENPLAY | |
| Original Screenplay | Jyeshthoputri |
| Adapted Screenplay | Gumnaami |
| Dialogue Writer | The Tashkent Files (Hindi) |
| Best Cinematography | Jallikkettu (Malayalam) |
| Best Female Playback Singer | Bardo (Marathi) |
| Best Male PLayback Singer | Kesri, Teri Mitti (Hindi) |
| Best Supporting Actress | The Tashkent Files, Pallavi Joshi |
| Best Supporting Actor | Super Deluxe, Vijaya Sethupathi |
| Best Actress | Kangana Ranaut (Manikarnika, Panga) |
| Best Actor | Manoj Bajpayee for Bhonsle and Dhanush for Asuran |
| Best Direction | Bahattar Hoorain |
| Best Children Film | Kastoori (Hindi) |
| Best Film on Environment Conservation | Water Burial |
| Indira Gandhi Award for Best Debut Film of Director | Helen (Malayalam) |
| Best Feature Film | Marakkar Arabikadalinte Simham (Malayalam) |
| MUSIC DIRECTION | |
| Song | Viswasam (Tamil) |
| Music Direction | Jyeshthoputro |
| Make-Up Artist | Helen |
| Best Production Design | Anandi Gopal |
| Best Editing | Jersey (Telugu) |
| Best Audiography | lewduh (Khasi) |
| FEATURE FILM | |
| Best Tulu Film | Pingara |
| Best Paniya Film | Kenjira |
| Best Mishing Film | Anu Ruwad |
| Best Khasi Film | Lewduh |
| Best Haryanvi Film | Chhoriyan Chhoron Se Kam Nahi Hoti |
| Best Chattisgarhi Film | Bhulan The Maze |
| Best Telugu Film | Jersey |
| Best Tamil Film | Asuran |
| Best Punjabi Film | Rab Da Radio 2 |
| Best Odiya Film | Sala Budhar Badla and Kalira Atita |
| Best Manipuri Film | Eigi Kona |
| Best Malayalam Film | Kalla Nottam |
| Best Marathi Film | Bardo |
| Best Konkani Film | Kaajro |
| Best Kannada Film | Akshi |
| Best Hindi Film | Chhichhore |
| Best Bengali Film | Gumnaami |
| Best Assamese Film | Ronuwa- Who Never Surrender |
| NON FEATURE FILM | |
| Best Narration | Wild Karnataka, Sir David Attenborough |
| Best Editing | Shut Up Sona, Arjun Gourisaria |
| Best Audiography | Radha (Musical), Allwin Rego and Sanjay Maurya |
| Best On-Location Sound Recordist | Rahas (Hindi), Saptarshi Sarkar |
| Best Cinematography | Sonsi, Savita Singh |
| Best Direction | Knock Knock Knock (English/Bengali), Sudhanshu Saria |
| Best Film on Family Values | Oru Paathiraa Swapnam Pole (Malayalam) |
| Best Short Fiction Film | Custody (Hindi/English) |
| Special Jury Award | Small Scale Societies (English) |
| Best Animation Film | Radha (Musical) |
| Best Investigative Film | Jakkal |
| Best Exploration Film | Wild Karnataka (English) |
| Best Education Film: | Apples and Oranges (English) |
| Best Film on Social Issues | Holy Rights (Hindi) and Ladli (Hindi) |
| Best Environment Film | The Stork Saviours (Hindi) |
| Best Promotional Film | The Shower (Hindi) |
| Best Art and Culture Film | Shrikshetra-Ru-Sahijata (Odia) |
| Best Biographical Film | Elephants Do Remember (English) |
| Best Ethnographic Film | Charan-Atva The Essence of Being a Nomad (Gujarati) |
| Best Debut Non-Feature Film of a Director | Khisa (Marathi) |
| Best Non-Feature Film | An Engineered Dream (Hindi) |
It is Manoj Bajpayee's end of long wait after the Certificate of Merit in 2003 for Pinjar while the second win for Dhanush after Aadukalam in 2011. It is Kangana Ranaut's fourth National Award. While Sushant Singh Rajput-starrer Chhichore won the Best Hindi Film Award. Sikkim was honoured for being the Best Film Friendly State. The award for the Best Book on Cinema went to Sanjay Suri’s A Gandhian Affair: India’ Curious Portrayal of Love in Cinema.
National Film Awards: History
National Film Awards were first awarded in 1954. The Government of India wished to honour the excellence in Indian Cinema on a national scale. It was in 1973 when the Directorate of Film Festivals started administering the ceremony along with other major events in the country.
The National Film Awards are presented and categorised in three sections- Feature Films, Non-Feature Films and Best Writing on Cinema. The jury is appointed by the Directorate of Film Festivals in India without any influence from the Government too on awards.
Also a list of rules is presented yearly in a document of regulations which is called the National Film Award Regulations.
The awards aim at encouraging the making of films of aesthetic and technical excellence. The films are also encouraged to have a social relevance, that may aid in the understanding and appreciation of cultures of different regions of the country in cinematic form. The films made in the country must abide by the unity and integrity of the nation.
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