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National Film Awards: Andhadhun by Sriram Raghvan gets Best Hindi film award, Vicky Kaushal and Ayushmann Khurana grab best actor awards

National film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment went to Badhaai Ho starring Neena Gupta and also Ayushmann Khurana.

The 66th annual National Film Awards for 2018 were announced today. Andhadhun by Sriram Raghvan starring Ayushmann Khurana won the best Hindi film award. Keerthy Suresh won the Best Actress award for Mahanati (Telugu and Tamil). Vicky Kaushal (Uri) and Ayushmann Khurana (Badhaai Ho) both won the Best Actor awards.

Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment went to Badhaai Ho starring Neena Gupta and also Ayushmann Khurana. Award for Best Feature Film went to Hellaro (Gujarati).

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmaavat got best choreography (Ghoomar) and best playback singer (male), Arijit Singh. Surekha Sikri won the Best Supporting Actress Award for Badhaai Ho (Hindi) and Swananda Kirkire won the Best Supporting Actor for Chumbak (Marathi).

Nargis Dutt Awared for Best Feature Film on National Integration went to the Kannada film Ondalla Eradalla.

Uttarakhand won the Most Film Friendly State award.

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