67th National Film Awards

67th National Film Awards: From Best Actor to Best Film, south Indian movies make a record pull 

Upwards of 15 movies from south India won top distinctions in different famous classifications, including non-highlight films at the 67the National Awards. 

It will not be right to say that south Indian producers and craftsmen ruled the 67th National Awards, which were reported on Monday. The honors perceived the best films and exhibitions that occurred in the year 2019. This occasion, which should be held in May a year ago, was postponed inferable from the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Upwards of 15 movies from south India won top distinctions in different well known classes, including non-highlight films. Untamed life photographic artists Amoghavarsha and Kalyan Varma's natural life film, Wild Karnataka stowed two honors including Best Voice Over Artist (Sir David Attenborough) and Best Exploration Film. 

What's more, it was all out control of sorts by the south Indian movie producers in the element film classes. Chief Priyadarshan and Mohanlal's most goal-oriented film to date, Marakkar: Arabikadalinte Simham brought home three honors, including the desired Best Feature Film. It was a fantasy venture of the entertainer chief pair as they supported the craving to make this film for almost 10 years. Set in sixteenth century Kerala, the film follows the fight endeavors of the most enhanced maritime head of Zamorin, Kunjali Marakkar IV. The Rs 100-crore showstopper likewise won honors for enhancements (Siddharth Priyadarshan) and outfits (Sujith Sudhakaran and V. Sai). The film was postponed by longer than a year in the light of the pandemic. It is currently due in films on April 13. 

Dhanush likewise packed away his subsequent National Award for Best Actor for his work in chief Vetrimaaran's Asuran. His exhibition as an overcomer of the wrongs of a casteist society got a great deal of appreciation. He imparts this top honor to Manoj Bajpayee, who won this honor for his exhibition as a critically ill persistent in Bhonsle. Asuran has additionally been named the Best Tamil film, which is likewise Vetrimaaran's third film to win top distinctions at the National Awards after Aadukalam (2010) and Visaranai (2015). 

Vijay Sethupathi sacked his first National Award for his presentation in chief Thiagarajan Kumararaja's hyperlink film, Super Deluxe. He had assumed the part of a transsexual and conveyed an acknowledged exhibition in illuminating the maltreatment and viciousness looked by the LGBTQ people group. He was presented the Best Supporting Actor (Male) for this presentation. 

Looking at acting, youthful entertainer Naga Vishal won Best Child Artist for his work in chief Madhumitha's KD Engira Karuppudurai. 

Entertainer producer R. Parthiepan composed, coordinated, delivered and acted in Oththa Seruppu Size 7. The single entertainer film won two honors, including Special Jury Awards and Best Audiography. "I might want to let all my media companions to realize that this honor is divided among my self and my co blender Shri.Bibin Dev… Don't miss to add his name… much obliged . (sic)," tweeted Oscar-winning sound creator Resul Pookutty, who additionally chipped away at Oththa Seruppu Size 7. 

Furthermore, an unforeseen victor of the 67th National Award was arranger D Imman. His score for whiz Ajith's blockbuster movie Viswasam brought home honor for Best Music Direction. "I'm profoundly lowered with National honor declaration for Best Music Director Category. Its unadulterated happiness to get public level acknowledgment for Tamil music! (sic)," he composed on his Twitter page. 

Other than Marakkar, different works of Malayalam producers, specialists, and entertainers likewise made a critical take at the National Awards. Rookie chief Mathukutty Xavier won Best Debut Film of a Director for his endurance dramatization Helen. The film's make-up artiste Ranjith additionally won an honor for his work in the film. 

Chief Sajin Baabu's movie celebration circuit most loved Biriyaani stowed Special Mention, while chief Manoj Kana's Kenjira, which was named second-best film in Kerala State Film Awards a year ago, was concurred with Best Paniya Award. The film depended on the existences of individuals in the Paniya ancestral local area of Wayanad. In an extremely fulfilling win, cinematographer Girish Gangadharan won the Best Cinematography grant for Jallikattu, which was India's true section for the impending Oscars. Also, lyricist Prabha Varma won Best Lyrics grant for the melody "Arodum Parayuka Vayya" from chief T. K. Rajeev Kumar's Kolaambi. Also, Rahul Riji Nair's Kalla Nottam (The False Eye) won the Best Film in the Malayalam language. 

Jersey, featuring Nani and Shraddha Srinath, was granted Best Film in the Telugu language. The film's manager Naveen Nooli additionally won the Best Editing grant. In the interim, choreographer Raju Sundaram won the honor for Best Choreography in chief Vamshi Paidipally's Maharshi. The film, featuring Mahesh Babu leading the pack job, likewise won Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment. 

Chief Manoj Kumar's Akshi was named Best Film in the Kannada language. Entertainer movie producer Rakshit Shetty starrer Avane Srimannarayana was perceived for its smooth trick successions. The movie's trick choreographer Vikram Mor got the honor for Best Action Direction.