At the 72nd National Film Awards, Malayalam superstar Mammootty secured his fourth National Award for 'Bramayugam', while 'Article 370' was named Best Feature Film. Yami Gautam took Best Actress in a Leading Role for 'Article 370', and Kartik Aaryan earned his debut National Award for 'Chandu Champion'.
LiveLive: 72nd National Film Awards Updates | Mammootty wins fourth National Award for 'Bramayugam', 'Article 370' crowned Best Feature Film
At the 72nd National Film Awards, Malayalam superstar Mammootty secured his fourth National Award for 'Bramayugam', while 'Article 370' was named Best Feature Film. Yami Gautam took Best Actress in a Leading Role for 'Article 370', and Kartik Aaryan earned his debut National Award for 'Chandu Champion'.
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Mammootty has secured his fourth National Award. The veteran actor claimed the honor for his portrayal in 'Bramayugam', where he plays a frightening, oppressive landlord who ensnares visitors in his manipulative, power-driven psychological games. The legendary Malayalam actor had earlier won awards for 'Oru Vadakkan Veeragatha' and 'Mathilukal' (1989), 'Ponthan Mada' and 'Vidheyan' (1993), as well as 'Dr Ambedkar' (1999). 'Bramayugam' movie review: The thriller reaches greater heights as it gradually evolves into a contemplation on the essence of absolute power and how it unleashes the darkest sides of human nature, even within those who begin with good intentions.Best Feature Film: Article 370
The film 'Article 370' has been declared the Best Feature Film at the 72nd National Film Awards declared today. — Jagriti ChandraBest Actress in a Leading Role: Yami Gautam
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Vijay Ganguly has claimed the Best Dance Choreography prize for the track 'Aaj Ki Raat' from 'Stree 2'. Starring Tamannaah Bhatia, the energetic musical number has surpassed 211 million views on YouTube. — Vivek M.V.Best action choreography: Maharaja
Marking Vijay Sethupathi’s milestone 50th project, 'Maharaja' is a hit thriller directed by Nithilan Saminathan. Award winner Anal Arasu is an experienced stunt choreographer, whose next assignment is Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's film 'Jana Nayagan'. — Vivek M.V.Best Malayalam film: Feminichi Fathima
'Feminichi Fathima' is a satirical drama that offers a critical perspective on the societal and religious limitations imposed on women. — Vivek M.V.Best Kannada film: Mithya
Backed by popular actor Rakshit Shetty, 'Mithya' has been declared the Best Kannada Film. Helmed by first-time director Sumanth Bhat, the movie made its debut at Mumbai’s MAMI film festival. The story revolves around the psychological distress of an 11-year-old child after the loss of his parents. — Vivek M.V. You can also read the movie review of 'Mithya' here.Best Tamil film: Raayan
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