BEST FILM : Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
BEST DIRECTOR: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra – Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
BEST ACTOR (MALE): Farhan Akhtar – Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
BEST LYRICS: Prasoon Joshi – Zinda (Bhaag Milkha Bhaag)
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN: Acropolis Design – Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
BEST COSTUME DESIGN: Dolly Ahluwalia –Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
BEST ACTOR (FEMALE): Deepika Padukone – Chennai Express
SONY TRENDSETTER OF THE YEAR: Chennai Express
BEST CHOREOGRAPHY: Samir and Arsh Tanna – Lahu muh lag gaya (Goliyon Ki Raasleel Ram-leela)
BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE (FEMALE): Supriya Pathak – Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela
BEST ACTOR (FEMALE): Deepika Padukone – Chennai Express
SONY TRENDSETTER OF THE YEAR: Chennai Express
when will they stop making indian movies showing people flying when they fighting. and when they singing a song they change a thousand outfit
BEST DIALOGUE: Subhash Kapoor – Jolly LLB
BEST STORY: Subhash Kapoor – Jolly LLB
BEST MUSIC DIRECTOR: Ankit Tiwari, Mithoon and Jeet Ganguly – Aashiqui 2
BEST PLAYBACK (MALE): Arijit Singh – Tum hi ho (Aashiqui 2)
BEST DEBUT DIRECTOR: Ritesh Batra – The Lunchbox
BEST FILM CRITICS CHOICE: The Lunchbox
BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE (MALE): Nawazuddin Siddiqui – The Lunchbox
BEST PLAYBACK (FEMALE): Monali Thakur – Sawar loon (Lootera)
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Kamaljit Negi – Madras Cafe
BEST SOUND DESIGN: Bishwadeep Chatterjee and Nihar Ranjan Samar – Madras Cafe
The other winners who shined at 59th Idea Filmfare Awards were:
BEST DEBUT FEMALE: Vaani Kapoor – Shuddh Desi Romance
BEST DEBUT MALE: Dhanush – Raanjhanaa
BEST ACTOR (MALE) CRITICS CHOICE: Rajkummar Rao – Shahid
BEST ACTOR (FEMALE) CRITICS CHOICE: Shilpa Shukla – BA Pass
BEST SCREENPLAY: Chetan Bhagat, Abhishek Kapoor, Supratik Sen and Pubali Chaudhari – Kai Po Che
BEST VFX: Tata Elxis – Dhoom:3
BEST BACKGROUND SCORE: Hitesh Sonik – Kai Po Che
BEST ACTION: Thomas Struthers and Guru Bachchan – D-Day
BEST EDITING: Aarif Sheikh – D-Day
R.D BURMAN AWARD: Sidharth Mahadevan
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Tanuja
SOME FACTS OF THE FILM FARE AWARDS:
Filmfare Awards introduced in the year 1954 is the oldest and the most coveted trophy of the Hindi Film Industry also known as Bollywood. Out of more than 20 categories and trophies presented each year, the Filmfare Best Actor Award is something that the whole industry and fans look forward to. Its also the most fiercely competed and discussed category, as those nominated for the Best Actor award are usually a combination of immense popularity and talent.
The Filmfare record notwithstanding, Amitabh Bachan is hands-down the best Bollywood actor, ever, period.
Sharukh Khan is one-dimensional.
Dilip Kumar does not have the range of Amitab.
No one has Amitab's voice.
Speaking of Sharukh Khan, Amir Khan is the best male actor in his generation.
SOME FACTS OF THE FILM FARE AWARDS:
Filmfare Awards introduced in the year 1954 is the oldest and the most coveted trophy of the Hindi Film Industry also known as Bollywood. Out of more than 20 categories and trophies presented each year, the Filmfare Best Actor Award is something that the whole industry and fans look forward to. Its also the most fiercely competed and discussed category, as those nominated for the Best Actor award are usually a combination of immense popularity and talent.
The Filmfare record notwithstanding, Amitabh Bachan is hands-down the best Bollywood actor, ever, period.
Sharukh Khan is one-dimensional.
Dilip Kumar does not have the range of Amitab.
No one has Amitab's voice.
Speaking of Sharukh Khan, Amir Khan is the best male actor in his generation.
One should note that the Film Fare Awards started in 1954: Dilip Kumar was acting before 1947, it stands to reason to assume that had Film Fare Started in 1947 then Dilip would have copped another two or more awards taking his total to over ten, as films like Shaheed, Mela, (1948) Andaz, Shabnam (1949) Baabul (1950) Deedar, Tarana (1951) were films to be reckoned with in terms of hits and success for its respective years. Had Dilip Kumar accululated 11 Film Fare Awards: That records would have been unbeatable.
Amitabh and Dilip were of different time period, someone of Dilip's time would undoubtedly tell you that Dilip was the best. And then someone from Amitabh period would tell you that Amitabh is the best. To each his/her own.
I would definately agree with you that Amitabh is the best ever, but some one who would go with the records will tell you that Amitabh had 5 whilst Dilip had 8* and could have been more had Film Fare Started in 1947. If we were to discuss acting speciality, we will come up with Dilip Kumar as the Tragedy King. Wish I could put Amitabh in the same category. But then again to each his/her own.
In a Blog Post, Amitabh was so generous (bigger than life) whe he has described Dilip Kumar as the Greatest Actor ever.
Kari, I think that it would be more appropiate to label Amitabh and Dilip as Critics would acclaimed both amongs't the greatest actors in the history of the Hindi Film Industry.
Best Actor: Farhan Akhtar - Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
Best Actress: Deepika Padukone - Ram-Leela
Big B gives the Lifetime Achievement Award to Tanuja on the stage.
Best Music Award: Jeet Ganguly, Mithoon and Ankit Tiwari - Aashiqui 2
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