Sooraj Barjatya Takes Best Director Award for 'Aattam', Named Best Feature Film

New Delhi: The National Film Awards recently celebrated the best in Indian cinema, Sooraj Barjatya got Best Director Award for ‘Aattam’, Named Best Feature Film. This recognition underscores the film’s remarkable storytelling and cinematic excellence, affirming its position as a standout achievement in Indian cinema.

In another significant accolade, Sooraj R Barjatya was named Best Director for his work on the Hindi film “Uunchai.” His direction was lauded for its depth and narrative skill, marking a notable addition to his celebrated career. Barjatya’s ability to craft a compelling story earned him widespread acclaim and solidified his reputation in the industry.

The Best Actress award was shared between Nithya Menon and Manasi Parekh. Menon was honored for her nuanced performance in the Tamil film “Thiruchitrambalam,” while Parekh received the award for her role in the Gujarati film “Kutch Express.” Both actresses were recognized for their outstanding portrayals and the significant impact they made in their respective films.

Rishabh Shetty took home the Best Actor award for his role in the Kannada hit “Kantara.” His powerful performance captivated both audiences and critics, establishing him as a leading figure in contemporary Indian cinema.

In the supporting categories, Neena Gupta was named Best Supporting Actress for her role in “Uunchai,” and Pawan Malhotra received the Best Supporting Actor award for his performance in the Haryanvi film “Fouja.” Their roles were crucial in adding depth and quality to their films, earning them well-deserved accolades.

The National Film Awards continue to highlight and honor the diverse and exceptional talent in Indian cinema, celebrating the creative achievements of artists across different languages and regions.