65th National Film Awards
National Film Awards have been
announced. Of all the film producing
states, Mollywood (a sobriquet for the
Malayalam Film Industry) has bagged a number of awards this year. The awards include Best Film on Social Issues
to Aalorukkam produced by Jolly Lonappan and directed by V. C. Abhilash, Best
Direction award to Jayaraj for the film Bhayanakam, the film also gets the
award for best Cinematography (Cameraman: Nikhil S Praveen), Thondimuthalum
Driksakshiyum is the best Malayalam Film this year. The film has bagged the best supporting
actor award to Fahad Fazil and also the best Screenplay (original) award to
Sajeev Pazhoor. Best Playback singer award this year goes to legendary K. J.
Yesudas for the song Poy Maranja Kalam in the Film Viswapoovarnam Mansoor. Award for best production has been announced
for Santosh Raman’s ‘Take off’ for which
actress Parvathy Menon has been given a Special Mention award by the Jury headed
by veteran film director Shekhar Kapoor.
Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum
Fahad Fazil
Actor director Fahad Fazil who is
the son of legendary malayalam Film director Fazil started his film career as a
teenager in his father’s film Kaiyethum Dorrathu. He later featured in Kerala Café
an anthology to the earlier film after a gap of nine years as the first film
failed at box office. Fahad won public attention
in the film Chappa Kurishu which was produced in the year 2011. He won his first state award for his
performance in the film. Through his
powerful screen presence Fahad received critical acclaim for his performances
in 22 Female Kottayam and Diamond Necklace in the year 2012. He won his first Filmfare award for his role
in 22 Female Kottayam.
The actor continued his winning
streak with number of commercially successful films which included Annayum
Rasoolum, Amen, North 24 kaatham, Oru Indian Pranayakatha. His film Banaglore Days was a runaway
success and one of the biggest commercial successes in the Malayalam film
industry in recent years.
Fahad produced and starred in the
film Aloshy, Iyobinde Pustakam and later his roles in the film Maheshinde Prathikaaram
in the year 2016 and Take off catapulted him to a higher pedestal in the film
industry. His role Thondimuthalum and
Drikshakshiyum in the year 2017 has caught attention of the National award jury
and he has been selected for the best supporting actor in the said film.
Parvathy Menon
Parvathy
Menon within a decade of her entry into Malayalam films has carved a niche for herself
amongst the best new acting talents in the industry. Parvathy made her debut in the film Out of
syllabus. Her performance in Notebook was
noteworthy and she continued her acting career through the films poo (2008),
City of God (2011), Maryan (2013), Bangalore days (2014), Uttama Villian
(2015), Ennu Ninte Moideen (2015), Charlie (2015) and Take off (2017), a film
that has made her win the IFFI best actor award (female) at the 48th
International Film Festival. She has now
been selected for the Jury Special Mention for her role in the Film Take Off
for the 65th National Film Awards for 2017.
List of some other films that have won the National Awards
Best feature Film - Village Rockstars produced and directed by Rima Das Language: Assamese
Debut Director: Pampally in the Jasari Film (From Lakshadweep) titled Sinjar
Best Popular Film: Baahubali - The conclusion Producer Prasad Devineni Director: SS Rajamouli
Nargis Dutt Award for best feature film for National Integration: Dhappa in Marathi
Best Film on social issues: Aaalorukkam (Malayalam) produced by Jolly Lonappan
Best Film on Environment: Irada (Hindi) produced by IRADA
Best Children's Film: Mhorkya (Marathi)
Best Actor: Nagarkirtan (Bengali), Actor: Riddhi Sen
Best Accretress: Mom (Hindi), Late Sridevi
Best supporting Actor: Fahad Fazil (Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum)
Best supporting Actress: Divya Dutta (Irada: Hindi)
Best Child artist: Bhanita Das for Village Rockstars
Best Male Play back singer: K. J. Yesudas for the song Poy Maranja Kalam
Best Female singer: Shashaa Tirupati for the song Vaan
Best Cinematography: Bhayanakam Cameraman Nilkhil S Praveen
Best Screen play: Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum Screen play: Sajeev Pazhoor
Best Screenplay writer (adapted): Bhayanakam Jayaraj
Best Dialogus: Hello Arsi (Odia)
Best Audiography: location sound: Village Rockstars (Mallika Das)
Best Sound designer: Sanal George (Walking with thel wind)
Best re recordist of the final mixed track : Justin A Jose (Walking with the wind)
Best Editing: Rima Das (Village Rockstars)
Best Production design: Take off (Santosh Raman)
Best Costume designer: Gobinda Mandal for Nagarkirtan
Best Make up artist: Ram Rajjak, Nagarkirtan
Best Music Direction and background music: A. R. Rahman for Kaatgru Veliydai
Best Lyrics: March 22 song: Muthuratna by J M Prahalad
Special Jury award: for Nagarkirtan
Best Special Effects: Baahubali - the conclusion ( R. C. Kamalakannan)
Best Choreography: Ganesh Achrya for Toilet ek prem Katha
Best Action Direction: Baahubali - 2 (King Solomon, Lee Whitaker and Kecha Khamphakdee)
Special Mention: Pankaj Tripathi for Newton
Special Mention: Parvathy for Take off
Special Mention: Prakruti Mishra for Hello Arsi
Special Mention: Yashraj Karhade for Mhorkya
Best Bengali Film: Mayurakshi produced by Firdausul Hasan Director: Attanu Ghosh
Best Assamese Film: Ishu produced by Children's film society, India
Best Hindi Film: Newton produced by Manish Mundra
Best Kannada Film: Hebbettu Ramakka produced by Putta Raju SA
Best Malayalam Film: Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum by Dileesh Pothan
Best Marathi Film: Kachcha Limbu by Prasad Oak
Best Odiya Film: Hello Arsi by Sambit Mohanty
Best Tamil Film: To Let by Chezhiyan
Best Telugu Film: Ghazi by Sankalp
Best Gujarati Film: Dhh by Manish Sanini
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