The awards ceremony for Jagran Film Festival 2019 took place on 29 September in Mumbai. This year, the festival screened over 50 Indian and foreign films till 21 July before moving to other cities like Kanpur, Lucknow, Allahabad, Varanasi, Agra, Meerut, Dehradun, Hisar, Ludhiana, Patna, Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Gorakhpur, Raipur, Indore and Bhopal. Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar had inaugurated the 10th instalment of the event at the Siri Fort Auditorium in New Delhi.
This edition also paid homage to Indian cinema legends Kader Khan, Mrinal Sen, Girish Karnad and Veeru Devgan. The festival screened their films in remembrance of their outstanding contribution to cinema.
Here is the list of winners.
OTT Best Comedy Series - Little Things 2
OTT Best Drama Series - Made in Heaven
OTT Best Actor (Female) - Shefali Shah (Delhi Crime)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
OTT Best Actor (Male) - Pankaj Tripathi (Mirzapur)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I — Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Music - Gully Boy
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Debut Director - Aditya Dhar (Uri: The Surgical Strike)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I — Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Writing - Gully Boy
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Short Film (Indian) - Binnu Ka Sapna
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I — Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Short Film (International) - Dante vs Mohammed Ali (Dutch)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Documentary - Widows of Vrindavan
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I — Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Actor Female - Tillotama Shome (Sir)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Actor Male - Nagavishal (KD)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I — Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Director - Aparna Sen (Ghawre Bairey Aaj)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Foreign Feature Film - Holy Boom
Best Indian Feature Film - VIRUS#JagranFilmFestival @aashiqabu @KetanMehtaMaya #virus pic.twitter.com/fId3c7bRoH — Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Film (Viewer's Choice) - Chintu Ka Birthday
Best Film (Viewer's Choice) - Chintu Ka Birthday#JagranFilmFestival #ChintuKaBirthday @satysingh @KDevanshuSingh @thetanmay @TillotamaShome @pathakvinay pic.twitter.com/h01FYw95wS
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Indian Feature Film - VIRUS
Best Indian Feature Film - VIRUS#JagranFilmFestival @aashiqabu @KetanMehtaMaya #virus pic.twitter.com/fId3c7bRoH — Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)
Best Director - Rima Das (Bulbul Can Sing)#JagranFilmFestival @rimadasFilm @KetanMehtaMaya pic.twitter.com/1Ddms1Jc4I
— Jagran Film Festival (@jagranfilmfest) September 29, 2019
Icon of Indian Cinema - Jeetendra
Jagran Achiever Award - Bhumi Pednekar
Special Contribution to the Cinematic Art - Kasim Beig
The festival also held discussions led by Rajeev Masand and Atika Farooqui with different film personalities like Karan Johar, Gurinder Chadha, Kartik Aaryan, Vicky Kaushal, Arjun Kapoor, Shahid Kapoor and Mukesh Chhabra. According to Mid-Day, the discussions focused on the future of filmmaking, casting, promotion, new channels such as OTT, and the evolving idea of the Bollywood star.
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