The 69th Filmfare 2024 Awards, Bollywood’s most coveted ceremony, unfolded in a dazzling spectacle on Sunday night. Gandhinagar, Gujarat, glittered under the spotlight as celebrities graced the red carpet, Karan Johar’s witticisms tickled the audience, and electrifying performances set the stage ablaze. But amidst the glamour, one thing remained paramount: the recognition of cinematic excellence. And this year, the winners painted a vibrant tapestry of talent and triumph.
A Night of Victories: From Ranbir’s Triumph to Alia’s Allure
Ranbir Kapoor, sporting a suave charm, emerged as the undisputed king of the night, bagging the Best Actor (Critics) award for his mesmerizing performance in “Animal.” His victory was a testament to his dedication and range, proving that he’s not just Bollywood royalty but also a master of his craft.
Alia Bhatt, resplendent in a white saree, wasn’t far behind. She claimed the Best Actor (Popular) trophy for her effervescent portrayal in “Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani.” Her win was a celebration of her versatility and undeniable screen presence.
Beyond the Big Wins: A Celebration of Cinematic Brilliance
While Ranbir and Alia’s triumphs were the headline acts, the night resonated with applause for countless other deserving talents. “12th Fail,” a poignant tale of overcoming educational hurdles, snagged the coveted Best Film (Popular) and Best Story awards, while its director, Vidhu Vinod Chopra, took home the Best Screenplay trophy for his poignant script.
In the music category, Pritam’s masterful composition for “Animal” reigned supreme as the Best Music Album, while Bhupinder Babbal’s soulful rendition of “Arjan Vailly” from the same film earned him the Best Playback Singer (Male) award. Shilpa Rao’s powerful vocals in “Besharam Rang” from “Pathaan” stole the show, bagging her the Best Playback Singer (Female) accolade.
From Heartfelt Performances to Hilarious Skits: A Night to Remember
The 69th Filmfare Awards wasn’t just about handing out trophies; it was a celebration of cinema in all its forms.
- Kareena Kapoor and Karisma Kapoor’s electrifying dance medley,
- Kartik Aaryan’s hilarious antics, and
- Varun Dhawan’s energetic performance kept the audience enthralled.
Karan Johar’s hosting, characterized by his distinctive comedic flair, effortlessly infused the atmosphere with laughter, resulting in a well-attended and joyous event.
Filmfare 2024 Award: Full Winning List
Filmfare Awards 2024: Popular Awards
Category | Award | Winner | Film |
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Best Film | Popular | 12th Fail | – |
Best Director | Popular | Vidhu Vinod Chopra | 12th Fail |
Best Actor (Male) | Popular | Ranbir Kapoor | Animal |
Best Actor (Female) | Popular | Alia Bhatt | Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani |
Best Actor (Critics) | Popular | Vicky Kaushal | 12th Fail |
Best Actress (Critics) | Popular | Rani Mukerji | Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway |
Best Music Album | Popular | Animal (Pritam, Vishal Mishra, Manan Bhardwaj, Shreyas Puranik, Jaani, Bhupinder Babbal, Ashim Kemson, Harshwardhan Rameshwar, Gurinder Seagal) | – |
Best Playback Singer (Male) | Popular | Bhupinder Babbal | Animal (Arjan Vailly) |
Best Playback Singer (Female) | Popular | Shilpa Rao | Pathaan (Besharam Rang) |
Best Story | Popular | Amit Rai | OMG 2 |
Best Screenplay | Popular | Vidhu Vinod Chopra | 12th Fail |
Best Dialogue | Popular | Ishita Moitra | Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani |
Filmfare Awards 2024: Critics Awards
Shining a Spotlight on Cinematic Excellence: The Critics’ Choice at Filmfare 2024
The 69th Filmfare Awards weren’t just about celebrating popular acclaim; they also recognized cinematic brilliance through the discerning lens of the critics. In a glittering ceremony that unfolded on Sunday night in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, these awards acknowledged outstanding achievements in storytelling, acting, music, and more. Let’s take a closer look at the winners in table format:
Category | Award | Winner | Film | Image |
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Best Film | Critics | Bheed | Anubhav Sinha directs this gripping social drama, delving into the subject of mob mentality and its deadly consequences. | www.imdb.com Bheed movie poster |
Best Director | Critics | Atlee | Jawan, Atlee’s action-packed thriller featuring Shah Rukh Khan in a double role, impressed the critics with its high-octane sequences and emotional depth. | www.filmfare.com Jawan movie poster |
Best Actor (Male) | Critics | Manoj Bajpayee | Joram Bajpayee delivers a nuanced performance as a man caught in a web of political intrigue and personal turmoil in this political thriller. | www.imdb.com Joram movie poster |
Best Actor (Female) | Critics | Shefali Shah | Shah’s portrayal of a grieving mother grappling with loss in this poignant family drama resonated deeply with the critics. | www.imdb.com Three Of Us movie poster |
Best Actor (Male) | Critics (Special Mention) | Vikrant Massey | In 12th Fail, Massey’s portrayal of a young man struggling to overcome societal barriers in this educational drama earned him a special mention from the critics. | www.imdb.com 12th Fail movie poster |
Best Actress (Female) | Critics (Special Mention) | Fatima Sana Shaikh | Dhak Dhak Shaikh’s energetic performance as a dancer fighting for her dreams in this musical drama garnered a special mention from the critics. | en.wikipedia.org Dhak Dhak movie poster |
Filmfare Awards 2024: Best Supporting Roles
The 69th Filmfare Awards not only lauded leading performances but also recognized the stellar contributions of actors who brought depth and dynamism to supporting roles. Here’s a closer look at the winners in table format:
Category | Award | Winner | Film | Performance Highlights |
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Best Actor (Supporting Role) | Male | Vicky Kaushal | Dunki | Kaushal portrays a loyal friend standing by Shah Rukh Khan’s character through thick and thin, adding emotional weight and comedic wit to the narrative. |
Best Actress (Supporting Role) | Female | Shabana Azmi | Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani | Azmi breathes life into the role of Alia Bhatt’s character’s free-spirited grandmother, enriching the film with her warmth and wisdom. |
Beyond the Winners: Notable Performances in Supporting Roles
While Vicky Kaushal and Shabana Azmi took home the trophies, numerous other supporting actors delivered phenomenal performances at the 69th Filmfare Awards. Here are a few noteworthy mentions:
- Aditya Rawal’s portrayal of a hostage negotiator in Faraaz captivated audiences with its intensity and nuanced portrayal of emotions.
- Triptii Dimri: Dimri’s enigmatic presence as Ranbir Kapoor’s confidante in Animal added an intriguing layer to the film’s narrative.
- Jaya Bachchan: Jaya Bachchan’s portrayal of Alia Bhatt’s character’s protective yet sassy mother in Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani offered comedic relief and heartwarming moments.
- Yami Gautam: Gautam shines as Akshay Kumar’s character’s witty and supportive wife in OMG 2, adding to the film’s overall charm.
Filmfare Awards 2024: Technical Awards
Category | Award | Winner | Film |
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Action | Best Action | Sunil Rodrigues | Jawan |
Best Stunt Director | Sunil Rodrigues | Jawan | |
Choreography | Best Choreography | Bosco-Caesar (Tere Vaaste, Zara Hatke, Zara Bachke) | – |
Music Background Score | Best Background Score | Anirudh Ravichander | Jawan |
Sound Design | Best Sound Design | Bishwadeep Chatterjee, Nihar Ranjan Samal | Pathaan |
Sound Mixing | Best Sound Mixing | Tanveer Sachin Whabi, Yashaswini Nivas | Pathaan |
Special Effects: VFX | Best VFX | Ny VFX Waala | Jawan |
Special Effects: Makeup | Best Makeup | Vikram Gaikwad | Animal |
Costume Design | Best Costume Design | Neeta Lulla | Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani |
Lyrics (Other) | Best Song Lyrics (Non-Film) | Sameer Khan (Masoom, Paas Aao) | – |
Short Film | Best Short Film (Fiction) | The Ferryman | – |
Best Short Film (Non-Fiction) | Listening To The Wind | – |
A Legacy Continues: The 69th Filmfare Awards Leave Their Mark
As the curtain fell on the 69th Filmfare Awards, one thing was clear: Bollywood is a vibrant tapestry woven with threads of talent, dedication, and passion. The night celebrated not just individual victories but the collective spirit of a thriving industry. From Ranbir and Alia’s triumphs to the countless other deserving winners, the 69th Filmfare Awards left an indelible mark, reminding us why we fall in love with the magic of cinema time and again.