National Film Awards 2024: Mithun Chakraborty receives Dadasaheb Phalke Award; Manoj Bajpayee accepts award from President Murmu

National Film Awards 2024 Winners: President Droupadi Murmu led the Seventieth National Film Awards ceremony as of late, October Eight, 2024, at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi, where she recognised the contributions of diverse talents in Indian cinema. A few the most standout moments of the ceremony became when she bestowed the esteemed Dadasaheb Phalke Award upon veteran actor Mithun Chakraborty, acknowledging his unparalleled and decades-spanning career within the film industry. The event celebrated the dedication and achievements of an exceptionally good deallots of artists, with Mithun’s honor serving as a highlight of the occasion, marking his enduring legacy in Indian cinema.

President Murmu also awarded Rishab Shetty the Best Actor award for Kantara, while Nithya Menen and Manasi Parekh shared the Best Actress title for Thiruchitrambalam and Kutch Express. While Gulmohar became named Best Hindi Film.

Here’s a know about who won on the Seventieth National Awards Winners:

• Best Feature Film: Aattam
• Best Renowned Film: Kantara
• Best Actor: Rishab Shetty, Kantara
• Best Actress – Nithya Menon and Manasi Parekh
• Best Director – Sooraj Barjatya
• Best Supporting Actress – Neena Gupta
• Best Supporting Actor – Pawan Malhotra
• Best Debut – Fouja, Pramod Kumar
• Best Telugu Film – Kartikeya 2
• Best Tamil Film – Ponniyin Selvan – Part 1
• Best Punjabi Film – Baaghi Di Dhee
• Best Odia Film – Daman
• Best Malayalam Film – Soudi Velakka CC.225/2009
• Best Marathi Film – Vaalvi
• Best Kannada Film – KGF: Chapter 2
• Best Hindi Film – Gulmohar
• Special Mentions – Manoj Bajpayee in Gulmohar, and Sanjoy Salil Chowdhury for Kalikhan
• Best Action Direction – KGF: Chapter 2
• Best Choreography – Tiruchitrabalam
• Best Lyrics – Fouja
• Best Music Director – Pritam (Songs), AR Rahman (Background Score)
• Best Makeup – Aparajito
• Best Costumes – Kutchh Express
• Best Production Design – Aparajito
• Best Editing – Aattam
• Best Sound Design – Ponniyin Selvan – Part 1
• Best Screenplay – Aattam
• Best Dialogues – Gulmohar
• Best Cinematography – Ponniyin Selvan – Part 1
• Best Female Playback – Brahmastra