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Published 19:12 IST, August 24th 2023

Pallavi Joshi and Pankaj Tripathi Win Big at 69th National Film Awards

Pallavi Joshi wins Best Supporting Actress for 'Kashmir Files,' Pankaj Tripathi Best Supporting Actor for 'Mimi' in 69th National Film Awards

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The 69th National Film Awards winners were announced on Thursday (August 24) in New Delhi's National Media Centre. Among the notable honorees, Pallavi Joshi secured the Best Supporting Actress Award for her performance in The Kashmir Files. Pankaj Tripathi won the Best Supporting Actor Award for his compelling role in Mimi. Tripathi's portrayal captivated audiences, adding depth and authenticity to the film's narrative. Both actors' wins were celebrated as a testament to their dedication and talent in the cinematic realm.

Notably, both Pallavi Joshi and Pankaj Tripathi have been acknowledged by the National Awards in the past as well. Pallavi Joshi secured the Best Supporting Actress honour at the 67th National Film Awards for her role in The Tashkent Files (2019), while Pankaj Tripathi was recognized with a Special Mention for his exceptional performance in Newton.

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National Film Awards 2023: List of top honours

The comprehensive list of winners spanned various categories, encompassing both mainstream and regional cinema. Notable mentions include Allu Arjun winning Best Actor for Pushpa: The Rise, Alia Bhatt and Kriti Sanon clinching Best Actress awards for Gangubai Kathiawadi and Mimi respectively, and the film Rocketry: The Nambi Effect being honoured as Best Feature Film.

The awards extended across multiple domains, acknowledging talents like Nikhil Mahajan, who earned Best Director for the Marathi film Godavari, and Devi Sri Prasad and MM Keeravaani for their outstanding contributions to music direction.

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The recognition of excellence in cinematography was embodied by Avik Mukhopadhayay's work in Sardar Udham, while Sanjay Leela Bhansali's adept editing for Gangubai Kathiawadi earned him acclaim. The ceremony also acknowledged achievements in choreography, make-up, special effects, production design, and more.

In conclusion, the 69th National Film Awards celebrated the magnificence of Indian cinema, honouring both established and emerging talents who continue to enrich the industry with their artistry and dedication.

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18:24 IST, August 24th 2023