<p>Bollywood stars Ayushmann Khurrana and Vicky Kaushal on Friday won the National Film Award for best actor for their roles in <em>Andhadhun</em> and <em>Uri</em>, respectively, while Gujarati movie <em>Hellaro</em> was declared the best film.</p>.<p>Bollywood emerged a major winner at the 66th National Film Awards, which were scheduled for May but were rescheduled due to the Lok Sabha elections.</p>.<p>Aditya Dhar won the Best Director award for his debut <em>Uri: The Surgical Strike</em> while <em>Andhadhun</em> also won awards for best Hindi film and best-adapted screenplay.</p>.<p>Actor Keerthy Suresh won the best actress award for her portrayal of yesteryear star Savitri in Telugu film <em>Mahanati</em>.</p>.<p><em>Badhaai Ho</em>, about a family dealing with late pregnancy, was adjudged the best popular film providing wholesome entertainment and veteran actor Surekha Sikri bagged the best supporting actress for her role of a cantankerous matriarch.</p>.<p>Akshay Kumar-starrer <em>Padman</em> was named the best film on social issues.</p>.<p>Sanjay Leela Bhansali's <em>Padmavaat</em>, which faced a lot of hurdles during its release, walked away with the best choreography for <em>Ghoomar</em> and the best music director award for Bhansali. Its song <em>Binte Dil</em> landed Arijit Singh the best male playback singer recognition.</p>.<p>Singer-lyricist Swanand Kirkire won the best supporting actor award for Marathi film <em>Chumbak</em>.</p>.<p>The awards were announced by jury head Rahul Rawail. It's not clear when the awards will be presented.</p>.<p><strong>Here is the full list:</strong></p>.<p>-- Fiction --</p>.<p><strong>Best Film </strong>- <em>Hellaro </em>(Gujarati film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Director</strong> - Aditya Dhar (<em>Uri</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Actress</strong> - Keerthy Suresh (<em>Mahanati</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Actor</strong> - Ayushmann Khurrana (<em>Andhadhun</em>) and Vicky Kaushal (<em>Uri</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Debut Film of a Director</strong> - Sudhakar Reddy Yakkanti for<em> Naal</em> (Marathi film) </p>.<p><strong>Nargis Dutt Award </strong>- <em>Ondalla Eradalla</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment </strong>- <em>Badhaai Ho</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Social Issues</strong> - <em>Padman</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Children's Film</strong> - <em>Sarkari Hiriya Prathamika Shale Kasaragod</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Environment Conversation</strong> - <em>Paani</em> (Marathi film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Supporting Actor</strong> - Swanand Kirkire (<em>Chumbak</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Supporting Actress</strong> - Surekha Sikri (<em>Badhaai Ho</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Child Artist</strong> - PV Rohit (Kannada), Sameep Singh (Punjabi), Talha Arshad Reshi (Urdu) and Shrinivas Pokale (Marathi)</p>.<p><strong>Best Male Playback Singer </strong>- Arijit Singh (<em>Binte Dil</em> - <em>Padmaavat</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Female Playback Singer</strong> - Bindhu Malini (<em>Maayavi Manave</em> - <em>Nathicharami</em>) </p>.<p><strong>Best Cinematography</strong> - MJ Radhakrishnan for <em>Olu</em> (Malayalam film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Dialogue</strong> - <em>Tarikh</em> (Bengali film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Adapted Screenplay </strong>- <em>Andhadhun</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Original Screenplay</strong> - <em>Chi La Sow</em> (Telugu film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Sound Designer</strong> - <em>Uri</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Editing</strong> - <em>Nathicharami</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Production Design</strong> - <em>Kammara Sambhavam</em> (Malayalam film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Costume Designer</strong> - <em>Mahanati</em> (Telugu film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Makeup Artist </strong>- <em>Awe!</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Music Director</strong> - Sanjay Leela Bhansali (<em>Padmaavat</em>) </p>.<p><strong>Best Lyrics</strong> - <em>Nathicharami</em> (Kannada film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Special Effects</strong> - <em>Awe!</em> (Telugu) and <em>KGF</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Choreography</strong> - Kruti Mahesh Midya and Jyoti D Tommar (<em>Ghoomar</em> - <em>Padmaavat</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Action</strong> - Vikram More and Anbu Arivu for <em>KGF</em> (Kannada film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Punjabi Film</strong> - <em>Harjeeta</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Assamese Film</strong> - <em>Bulbul Can Sing</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Tamil Film</strong> - <em>Baaram</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Telugu Film</strong> - <em>Mahanati</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Malayalam Film</strong> - <em>Sudani From Nigeria</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Urdu Film </strong>- <em>Hamid</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Hindi Film</strong> - <em>Andhadhun</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Marathi Film </strong>- <em>Bhonga</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Garu Film</strong> - <em>Mama</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Rajasthani Film</strong> - <em>Turtle</em> </p>.<p><strong>Special mention award in feature film category </strong>- Sruthi Hariharan for <em>Nathicharami</em> (Kannada), Jojo George for <em>Joseph</em> and Savithri for <em>Sudani From Nigeria</em>. </p>.<p>-- Non-fiction --</p>.<p><strong>Special Mention Award</strong> - <em>Mahaan Hutatma</em> (director Sagar Puranik)</p>.<p><strong>Laddoo - </strong>(Sameer Sadhwani and Kishore Sadhwani)</p>.<p><strong>Best Narration</strong> - <em>Madhubani: The Station Of Colour</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Music</strong> - <em>Jyoti</em> (Kedar Divekar)</p>.<p><strong>Best Editing</strong> - <em>Sunrise</em> (Hemanti Sarkar)</p>.<p><strong>Best Audiography</strong> - <em>Children Of Soil</em> (Biswadeep Chatterjee)</p>.<p><strong>Best Location and Sound</strong> - <em>The Secret Life of Frogs</em> (Ajay Bedi)</p>.<p><strong>Best Cinematography</strong> - <em>The Secret Life of Frogs</em> (Ajay Bedi and Vijay Bedi)</p>.<p><strong>Best Director</strong> - Gautam Vaze (<em>Aai Shapat</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Family Values:</strong> <em>Chalo Jeetey Hai</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Short Film</strong>: <em>Kasab</em></p>.<p><strong>Social Justice</strong>: <em>Why Me, Ekant</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Investigation Film</strong>: <em>Amoli</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Sports Film</strong>: <em>Swimming Through The Darkness</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Educational Film</strong>: <em>Sarlabh Virala</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Social Issue</strong>: <em>Talate Kunji</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Environmental Film</strong>: <em>The World's Most Famous Tiger</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Promotional Film</strong>: <em>Rediscovering Jahannum</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Science and Technology</strong>: <em>GD Naidu The Edison of India</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Arts and Cultural Film</strong>: <em>Munkar</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Debut Film of a Director</strong>: <em>Feluda</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Non-Feature Film</strong>: <em>Sunrise</em>, <em>The Secret Life of Frogs</em></p>.<p>The winners of the awards are usually announced in April and the presentation ceremony is held on May 3, which is when India's first feature film is said to have its theatrical release in 1913.</p>.<p><em>(With inputs from PTI)</em></p>
<p>Bollywood stars Ayushmann Khurrana and Vicky Kaushal on Friday won the National Film Award for best actor for their roles in <em>Andhadhun</em> and <em>Uri</em>, respectively, while Gujarati movie <em>Hellaro</em> was declared the best film.</p>.<p>Bollywood emerged a major winner at the 66th National Film Awards, which were scheduled for May but were rescheduled due to the Lok Sabha elections.</p>.<p>Aditya Dhar won the Best Director award for his debut <em>Uri: The Surgical Strike</em> while <em>Andhadhun</em> also won awards for best Hindi film and best-adapted screenplay.</p>.<p>Actor Keerthy Suresh won the best actress award for her portrayal of yesteryear star Savitri in Telugu film <em>Mahanati</em>.</p>.<p><em>Badhaai Ho</em>, about a family dealing with late pregnancy, was adjudged the best popular film providing wholesome entertainment and veteran actor Surekha Sikri bagged the best supporting actress for her role of a cantankerous matriarch.</p>.<p>Akshay Kumar-starrer <em>Padman</em> was named the best film on social issues.</p>.<p>Sanjay Leela Bhansali's <em>Padmavaat</em>, which faced a lot of hurdles during its release, walked away with the best choreography for <em>Ghoomar</em> and the best music director award for Bhansali. Its song <em>Binte Dil</em> landed Arijit Singh the best male playback singer recognition.</p>.<p>Singer-lyricist Swanand Kirkire won the best supporting actor award for Marathi film <em>Chumbak</em>.</p>.<p>The awards were announced by jury head Rahul Rawail. It's not clear when the awards will be presented.</p>.<p><strong>Here is the full list:</strong></p>.<p>-- Fiction --</p>.<p><strong>Best Film </strong>- <em>Hellaro </em>(Gujarati film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Director</strong> - Aditya Dhar (<em>Uri</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Actress</strong> - Keerthy Suresh (<em>Mahanati</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Actor</strong> - Ayushmann Khurrana (<em>Andhadhun</em>) and Vicky Kaushal (<em>Uri</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Debut Film of a Director</strong> - Sudhakar Reddy Yakkanti for<em> Naal</em> (Marathi film) </p>.<p><strong>Nargis Dutt Award </strong>- <em>Ondalla Eradalla</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment </strong>- <em>Badhaai Ho</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Social Issues</strong> - <em>Padman</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Children's Film</strong> - <em>Sarkari Hiriya Prathamika Shale Kasaragod</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Environment Conversation</strong> - <em>Paani</em> (Marathi film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Supporting Actor</strong> - Swanand Kirkire (<em>Chumbak</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Supporting Actress</strong> - Surekha Sikri (<em>Badhaai Ho</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Child Artist</strong> - PV Rohit (Kannada), Sameep Singh (Punjabi), Talha Arshad Reshi (Urdu) and Shrinivas Pokale (Marathi)</p>.<p><strong>Best Male Playback Singer </strong>- Arijit Singh (<em>Binte Dil</em> - <em>Padmaavat</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Female Playback Singer</strong> - Bindhu Malini (<em>Maayavi Manave</em> - <em>Nathicharami</em>) </p>.<p><strong>Best Cinematography</strong> - MJ Radhakrishnan for <em>Olu</em> (Malayalam film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Dialogue</strong> - <em>Tarikh</em> (Bengali film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Adapted Screenplay </strong>- <em>Andhadhun</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Original Screenplay</strong> - <em>Chi La Sow</em> (Telugu film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Sound Designer</strong> - <em>Uri</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Editing</strong> - <em>Nathicharami</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Production Design</strong> - <em>Kammara Sambhavam</em> (Malayalam film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Costume Designer</strong> - <em>Mahanati</em> (Telugu film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Makeup Artist </strong>- <em>Awe!</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Music Director</strong> - Sanjay Leela Bhansali (<em>Padmaavat</em>) </p>.<p><strong>Best Lyrics</strong> - <em>Nathicharami</em> (Kannada film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Special Effects</strong> - <em>Awe!</em> (Telugu) and <em>KGF</em> (Kannada film)</p>.<p><strong>Best Choreography</strong> - Kruti Mahesh Midya and Jyoti D Tommar (<em>Ghoomar</em> - <em>Padmaavat</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Action</strong> - Vikram More and Anbu Arivu for <em>KGF</em> (Kannada film) </p>.<p><strong>Best Punjabi Film</strong> - <em>Harjeeta</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Assamese Film</strong> - <em>Bulbul Can Sing</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Tamil Film</strong> - <em>Baaram</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Telugu Film</strong> - <em>Mahanati</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Malayalam Film</strong> - <em>Sudani From Nigeria</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Urdu Film </strong>- <em>Hamid</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Hindi Film</strong> - <em>Andhadhun</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Marathi Film </strong>- <em>Bhonga</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Garu Film</strong> - <em>Mama</em> </p>.<p><strong>Best Rajasthani Film</strong> - <em>Turtle</em> </p>.<p><strong>Special mention award in feature film category </strong>- Sruthi Hariharan for <em>Nathicharami</em> (Kannada), Jojo George for <em>Joseph</em> and Savithri for <em>Sudani From Nigeria</em>. </p>.<p>-- Non-fiction --</p>.<p><strong>Special Mention Award</strong> - <em>Mahaan Hutatma</em> (director Sagar Puranik)</p>.<p><strong>Laddoo - </strong>(Sameer Sadhwani and Kishore Sadhwani)</p>.<p><strong>Best Narration</strong> - <em>Madhubani: The Station Of Colour</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Music</strong> - <em>Jyoti</em> (Kedar Divekar)</p>.<p><strong>Best Editing</strong> - <em>Sunrise</em> (Hemanti Sarkar)</p>.<p><strong>Best Audiography</strong> - <em>Children Of Soil</em> (Biswadeep Chatterjee)</p>.<p><strong>Best Location and Sound</strong> - <em>The Secret Life of Frogs</em> (Ajay Bedi)</p>.<p><strong>Best Cinematography</strong> - <em>The Secret Life of Frogs</em> (Ajay Bedi and Vijay Bedi)</p>.<p><strong>Best Director</strong> - Gautam Vaze (<em>Aai Shapat</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Family Values:</strong> <em>Chalo Jeetey Hai</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Short Film</strong>: <em>Kasab</em></p>.<p><strong>Social Justice</strong>: <em>Why Me, Ekant</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Investigation Film</strong>: <em>Amoli</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Sports Film</strong>: <em>Swimming Through The Darkness</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Educational Film</strong>: <em>Sarlabh Virala</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Social Issue</strong>: <em>Talate Kunji</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Environmental Film</strong>: <em>The World's Most Famous Tiger</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Promotional Film</strong>: <em>Rediscovering Jahannum</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Film on Science and Technology</strong>: <em>GD Naidu The Edison of India</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Arts and Cultural Film</strong>: <em>Munkar</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Debut Film of a Director</strong>: <em>Feluda</em></p>.<p><strong>Best Non-Feature Film</strong>: <em>Sunrise</em>, <em>The Secret Life of Frogs</em></p>.<p>The winners of the awards are usually announced in April and the presentation ceremony is held on May 3, which is when India's first feature film is said to have its theatrical release in 1913.</p>.<p><em>(With inputs from PTI)</em></p>