Film Fare Awards 1954 To 2009

Film Fare Awards 1954 to 2009
Filmfare Awards 1954

The Filmfare Awards are one of the most glamorous and oldest film awards in the Hindi
film industry. The awards are presented to the artists to acknowledge and encourage
their outstanding talent. The Filmfare Awards were established by filmfare magazine in
the year 1954. The first filmfare award ceremony was held on 21st March 1954 at Metro
Theatre (Mumbai). Only five awards were given out in the first filmfare award ceremony.
Listed below are the proud winners of the first filmfare award ceremony.
The Winners For 1st Filmfare Popular Awards Were:
Category Winner Film

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Daag
Best Actress Meena Kumari Baiju Bawra
Best Film Bimal Roy Do Bigha Zameen
Best Director Bimal Roy Do Bigha Zamin
Best Music Direction Naushad Baiju Bawra - 'Too Ganga Ki
Mauj'

The engaging Filmfare Awards were instituted by Filmfare Magazine in the year 1954.
Since then, the award ceremony has gained immense popularity in the film industry.
The awards were presented to honor and encourage outstanding artists in the cinema
industry. The 2nd Filmfare Awards were held in 1955. Listed below are the winners who
walked away with the Filmfare Awards for the year.
The Winners For 2nd Filmfare Popular Awards Were:

Best Actor Bharat Bhushan Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
Best Actress Meena Kumari Parineeta
Best Film Raj Kapoor Boot Polish
Best Director Bimal Roy Parineeta
Best Supporting Actor (Male) David Boot Polish
Best Supporting Actor Usha Kiran Baadbaan
(Female)
Best Music Direction S.D. Burman Taxi Driver - 'Jaye To Jaye
Kahan
Filmfare Technical Awards 1955

Best Sound R Kaushik Amar

The Filmfare Awards were established with the aim of honoring and encouraging
talented artists in the film industry. The awards were first referred to as ‘The Clare
Awards’ after Clare Mendonca (Filmfare critic). The awards were incepted in the year
1954, the same year when the National Film Awards were also established. With time,
the Technical Awards and other popular awards were added in the Filmfare category
list. Here is the list of artists who were declared winners for the year.
The Winners Of The 3rd Filmfare Popular Awards Were:

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Azaad
Best Actress Kamini Kaushal Biraj Bahu
Best Film - Jagriti
Best Director Bimal Roy Biraj Bahu
Best Supporting Actor Abhi Bhattacharya Jagriti
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Nirupa Roy Munimji
(Female)
Best Music Direction Hemant Kumar Nagin

Best Art Direction Rusi Banker Mirza Ghalib
Best Sound A K Parmar Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje
The Indian film industry saw the formation of the Filmfare Awards in the year 1954.
The awards are given to encourage and honor the artists for their outstanding
performance in the films released in the previous year. The awards ceremonies are
generally held in the hub of the Bollywood industry (Mumbai). The winners are chosen
by popular votes cast by the readers of the filmfare magazine. Listed below are the
winners who walked away with the awards for the year.
The Winners For Filmfare Popular Awards 1957 Were:

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Devdas
Best Actress Nutan Seema
Best Film Rajkamal Kalamandir Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baje
Best Director V. Shantaram Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje
Best Supporting Actor Motilal Devdas
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Vyjantimala Devdas
(Female)
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Chori Chori

Best Art Direction Kanu Desai Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje

Filmfare awards are one of the highly anticipated award events in the Indian film
industry. The glamorous awards were instituted by the filmfare magazine in the year
1958. They were first referred to as ‘The Clare Awards’ after the Filmfare critic, Clare
Mendonca. The winners are chosen by popular votes cast by the readers of the
Filmfare Magazine. The award events are generally held in Mumbai which is the
centre of the Hindi film industry. Given below is the list of winners who won the
prestigious awards for the year 1958.
The Winners For 5th Filmfare Popular Awards Were:

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Naya Daur
Best Actress Nargis Mother India
Best Film Mehboob Khan Mother India
Best Director Mehboob Khan Mother India
Best Supporting Actor Raj Mehra Sharada
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Shyama Sharada
(Female)
Best Music Direction O. P. Nayyar Naya Daur

Best Art Direction M.R. Acharekar Pardesi

The year 1954 saw the dawn of the Filmfare Awards in the Indian film industry. The aim
of the awards is to acknowledge and encourage talent in Bollywood. The award
ceremony was organized every year in Mumbai. The evening proved lucky for Bimal
Roy, as his film ‘Madhumati’ swept many awards for the year. Given below is the list of
winners of filmfare awards 1959.

Best Actor Dev Anand Kaala Pani
Best Actress Vyjayantimala Madhumati
Best Film Bimal Roy Madhumati
Best Director Bimal Roy Madhumati
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Johnny Walker Madhumati
Best Supporting Actor Nalini Jaywant Kala Paani
(Female)
Best Music Direction Salil Chowdhury Madhumati
Best Lyricist Shailendra Yahudi - 'Yeh Mera
Divanapan'

Best Editing Hrishikesh Mukherjee Madhumati
Best Art Direction Sudhendu Roy Madhumati
Best Dialogue Rajinder Singh Bedi Madhumati

The grand Filmfare Awards were first presented to artists in the year 1954. The
awards since then have been given out to encourage and acknowledge best talent in
Bollywood every year. The winners are decided by popular votes cast by the readers
of the Filmfare Magazine. The ‘Best Film’ and ‘Best Director’ awards were bagged by
Bimal Roy. Here is the list of the winners who walked away with the celebrated
awards for the year.

Best Actor Raj Kapoor Anari
Best Actress Nutan Sujata
Best Film Bimal Roy Sujata
Best Director Bimal Roy Sujata
Best Supporting Actor Manmohan Krishna Dhool Ka Phool
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Lalita Pawar Anari
(Female)
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Anari
Best Lyricist Shailendra Anari - 'Sab Kuchh Sikha
Hamne'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mukesh Anari - 'Sab Kuchh Sikha
Hamne'

Best Art Direction M.R. Acharekar Kaagaz Ke Phool
Best Cinematography V.K. Murthy Kaagaz Ke Phool
Best Dialogue Ramanand Sagar Paigham
The Filmfare Awards are the oldest of all awards in the Hindi film industry. The awards
were established by Filmfare Magazine in the year 1954. The awards were incepted to
honor and encourage the artists for their outstanding performance in the Indian film
industry. The winners are announced on the basis of popular votes cast by the
readers of the filmfare magazine. Listed below are the proud winners who grabbed the
esteemed awards for the year.

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Kohinoor
Best Actress Bina Rai Ghunghat
Best Film K. Asif Mughal-E-Azam
Best Director Bimal Roy Parakh
Best Supporting Actor Motilal Parakh
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Nanda Aanchal
(Female)
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai
Best Lyricist Shakeel Badayuni Chaudhvin Ka Chand -
'Chaudhvi ka chaand ho'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mohammed Rafi Chaudhvin Ka Chand -
'Chaudhvi ka chaand ho'

Best Editing Moosa Mansoor Kohinoor
Best Art Direction Biren Naug Chaudhvin Ka Chand
Best Dialogue Aman, Kamal Amrohi, Mughal-E-Azam
Wajahat Mirza, Ehsan Rizvi

Bollywood saw the dawn of the Filmfare Awards in the year 1954 (The National Film
Awards were also introduced in the same year). It was initially referred to as ‘The
Clares’ after the Filmfare critic, Clare Mendonca. The film ‘Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti
Hai’ swept many awards. Listed below are the proud winners who bagged the
prestigious awards for the year.

Best Actor Raj Kapoor Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti
Hai
Best Actress Vyjayantimala Ganga Jamuna
Best Film Radhu Karmakar Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti
Hai
Best Director B.R.Chopra Kanoon
Best Supporting Actor Nana Palsikar Kanoon
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Nirupa Roy Chhaya
(Female)
Best Music Direction Ravi Gharana
Best Lyricist Shakeel Badayuni Gharana - 'Husnavale Tere
Javab'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mohammed Rafi Sasural - 'Teri Pyari Pyari
Surat'
Best Editing G.G. Mayekar Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti
Hai

Best Art Direction M.R. Acharekar Jis Desh Men Ganga Behti
Hai
Best Dialogue Wajahat Mirza Ganga Jamuna

The Filmfare Awards are believed to be the oldest and most coveted awards in
Bollywood. The grand ceremony first took place in Mumbai in 1954. The awards are
presented to artists who have made immense contribution to Bollywood. The winners
are announced on the basis of the highest number of votes cast by the readers of the
filmfare magazine. The film ‘Bees Saal Baad’ swept three filmfare awards for the year
1963. The proud winners are listed below.

Best Actor Ashok Kumar Rakhi
Best Actress Meena Kumari Aarti
Best Film Guru Dutt Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam
Best Director Abrar Alvi Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Mehmood Dil Tera Deewana
Best Supporting Actor Shashikala Aarti
(Female)
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Professor
Best Lyricist Shakeel Badayuni Bees Saal Baad - 'Kahin
Deep Jale'
Best Playback Singer (Male) - -
Best Playback Singer Lata Mangeshkar Bees Saal Baad - 'Kahin
(Female) Deep Jale'

Best Editing Keshav Naidu Bees Saal Baad
Best Art Direction D.R. Jadhav & Ram Yedekar Son Of India
Best Sound S. Y. Pathak Bees Saal Baad
Best Cinematography V.K. Murthy Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam
Best Dialogue Akhtar Ul Iman Dharmputra

Filmfare Magazine introduced the grand Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The main
objective of the award events was to recognize and acknowledge upcoming talent in
Bollywood. Winners were selected through the highest number of votes cast by the
readers of Filmfare Magazine. The film ‘Bandini’ directed by Bimal Roy swept the
awards at the 11th Filmfare Awards. The story was all about suffering and sacrifices of a
weak Indian woman. The proud winners for the year 1964 are listed below.

Best Actor Sunil Dutt Mujhe Jeene Do
Best Actress Nutan Bandini
Best Film Bimal Roy Bandini
Best Director Bimal Roy Bandini
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Raaj Kumar Dil Ek Mandir
Best Supporting Actor Shashikala Gumraah
(Female)
Best Music Direction Roshan Taj Mahal
Best Lyricist Sahir Ludhianvi Taj Mahal - 'Jo Wada Kiya'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mahendra Kapoor Gumrah - 'Chalo Ik Baar'
Best Playback Singer - -
(Female)

Best Editing Pran Mehra Gumrah
Best Art Direction Sudhendu Roy Mere Mehboob
Best Sound D Billimoria Bandini
Best Dialogue Arjun Dev Rashk Dil Ek Mandir

The glitzy Filmfare Awards were first handed out in the year 1954. Since then, they
have expanded and have become one of bollywood’s grandest film award ceremonies.
The awards were introduced with the aim of recognizing and encouraging upcoming
talent in the Indian film industry. The readers of the Filmfare Magazine select the
winners by casting their votes. The artist who receives the highest number votes is
announced the winner of the category. The film ‘Dosti’ directed by Satyen Bose swept
most of the awards for the year. The film is based on friendship between two boys, one
crippled and the other, blind.

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Leader
Best Actress Vyjayantimala Sangam
Best Film Rajshri Productions Dosti
Best Director Raj Kapoor Sangam
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Nana Palsikar Shehar Aur Sapna
Best Supporting Actor Nirupa Roy Shehnaai
(Female)
Best Music Direction Laxmikant Pyarelal Dosti
Best Lyricist Majrooh Sultanpuri Dosti - 'Chahoonga Main
Tujhe'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mohammed Rafi Dosti - 'Chahoonga Main
Tujhe'
(Female)

Best Art Direction G.L. Yadhav & T.K. Desai Kohraa
Best Cinematography Fali Mistry Guide
Best Dialogue Govind Moonis Dosti

The Indian film industry saw the rise of Filmfare Awards in the year 1954.
The awards were created by the Filmfare Magazine to acknowledge and
encourage upcoming talent in Bollywood. The readers of the Filmfare
Magazine vote for the artists and the winners are selected on the basis of the
highest vote count for each nominee. ‘Waqt’ and ‘Khandan’ were the films
which grabbed most of the awards for the year. Here is the list of winners
who bagged the prestigious award for the year.

Best Actor Sunil Dutt Khandan
Best Actress Meena Kumari Kaajal
Best Film - Himalaya Ki God Mein
Best Director Yash Chopra Waqt
Best Supporting Actor Raaj Kumar Waqt
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Padmini Kaajal
(Female)
Best Music Direction Ravi Khandaan
Best Lyricist Rajendra Krishan Khandan - 'Tumhi Mere
Mandir'
(Male)
Best Playback Singer Lata Mangeshkar Khandan - 'Tumhi Mere
(Female) Mandir'

Best Art Direction M. S. Sathyu Haqeeqat
Best Dialogue Akhtar Ul Iman Waqt
Best Story R. K. Narayan Guide

The year 1954 saw the rise of Filmfare Awards in the Hindi film industry. The awards
were constituted to encourage best talent in Bollywood. All the award events are
generally held in Mumbai and are initiated by Filmfare Magazine. The film ‘Guide’
(directed by Vijay Anand) grabbed most of the awards for the year. The story is based
on the critically acclaimed novel ‘The Guide’, written by the Indian author R. K.
Narayan. Here is the list of proud winners for the year who walked away with the
prestigious awards.

Best Actor Dev Anand Guide
Best Actress Waheeda Rehman Guide
Best Film Dev Anand Guide
Best Director Vijay Anand Guide
Best Supporting Actor Ashok Kumar Afsana
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Simi Garewal Do Badan
(Female)
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Suraj
Best Lyricist Hasrat Jaipuri Suraj - 'Baharon Phool
Barsao'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mohammed Rafi Suraj - 'Baharon Phool
Barsao'
(Female)

Best Art Direction Sant Singh Yeh Raat Phir Na Aayegi
Best Cinematography M. N. Malhotra Humraaz
Best Dialogue Vijay Anand Guide
Best Story Manoj Kumar Upkar
Filmfare Critics Awards 1967

Best Documentary Clement T. Baptista Handicrafts of Rajasthan

Bollywood saw the rise of ritzy Filmfare Awards in 1954. The main objective behind the
introduction of these awards was to acknowledge and honor upcoming talent in the
Hindi film industry. The winners are announced on the basis of the maximum number of
votes cast by the readers of Filmfare Magazine. The film ‘Upkar’ directed by Manoj
Kumar bagged most of the awards for the year. Listed below are the winners who won
the prized awards for the year 1968.

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Ram Aur Shyam
Best Actress Nutan Milan
Best Film Manoj Kumar Upkar
Best Director Manoj Kumar Upkar
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Pran Upkar
Best Supporting Actor Jamuna Milan
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Mehmood Pyar Kiye Jaa
Best Music Direction Laxmikant Pyarelal Milan
Best Lyricist Gulshan Bawra Upkar - 'Mere Desh Ki Dharti'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mahendra Kapoor Hamraaz - 'Neele Gagan Ke
Tale'
Best Playback Singer Asha Bhosle Dus Lakh - 'Garibon Ke Suno'
(Female)

Best Art Direction H.V. Maharudria Taqdeer
Best Dialogue Manoj Kumar Upkar

Best Documentary S. Sukhdev India '67

The year 1954 saw the dawn of the prestigious Filmfare Awards in the Hindi film
industry. The awards were introduced to acknowledge and encourage best talent in
Bollywood. With time, more categories were added to the list to ensure that all the
people who were associated with film making were recognized. The movie which
bagged most of the awards for the evening was ‘Shikar’ (directed by Atma Ram). The
film is all about murder and the mystery that surrounds it. The movie was a hit at the
box office. Here is the list of winners who bagged the awards for the year 1969.

Best Actor Shammi Kapoor Brahmchari
Best Actress Waheeda Rehman Neel Kamal
Best Film G.P. Sippy Brahmachari
Best Director Ramanand Sagar Ankhen
Best Supporting Actor Sanjeev Kumar Shikar
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Simi Garewal Saathi
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Johnny Walker Shikar
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Brahmachari
Best Lyricist Shailendra Brahmchari - 'Main Gaaon
Tum So Jaao'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mohammed Rafi Brahamachari - 'Dil Ke
Jharoke Mein'
Best Playback Singer Asha Bhosle Shikar - 'Parde Mein Rehne
(Female) Do'

Best Art Direction Ajit Banerjee Majhli Didi
Best Sound P Thakkersey Shikar
Best Dialogue Ali Raza Saraswatichandra

Best Documentary Promod Pati Explorer

The famous Filmfare Magazine formed the Filmfare Awards in 1954. Since then the
award ceremonies expanded their horizon and are known as one of the grand
ceremonies in India. The awards were also called as ‘The Clares’, after Clare
Mendonca (the Times of India film critic). The esteemed ‘Best Film’ award was
presented to the film ‘Aradhana’ directed by Shakti Samanta. Listed here are the
winners who proudly claimed the awards for the year 1970.

Best Actor Ashok Kumar Aashirwad
Best Actress Sharmila Tagore Aradhana
Best Film Shakti Samanta Aradhana
Best Director Yash Chopra Ittefaq
Best Supporting Actor Pran Aanso Ban Gaye Phool
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Tanuja Paisa Ya Pyaar
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Mehmood Vardaan
Best Music Direction Laxmikant Pyarelal Jeene Ki Raah
Best Lyricist Neeraj Chanda Aur Bijli - 'Kaal Ka
Pahiya'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Aradhana - 'Roop Tera
Mastaana'
Best Playback Singer Lata Mangeshkar Jeene Ki Raah - 'Aap Mujhe
(Female) Achche Lagne Lage'

Best Art Direction Ajit Banerjee Anokhi Raat
Best Screenplay Hrishikesh Mukherjee Anokhi Raat
Best Dialogue Pt Anand Kumar Anokhi Raat

Best Documentary Ramesh Gupta Then, The Rain

The Indian film industry saw the formation of Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The
awards were instituted by filmfare magazine and the readers select the winners by
casting their votes. The awards were first called as ‘The Clares’ after Filmfare critic,
Clare Mendonca. The film ‘Pehchaan’ (directed by Sohanlal Kanwar) won several
awards for the year. Listed below are the winners who walked away the prestigious
awards.

Best Actor Rajesh Khanna Saccha Jhoota
Best Actress Mumtaz Khilona
Best Film L. V. Prasad Khilona
Best Director Asit Sen Safar
Best Supporting Actor Feroz Khan Aadmi Aur Insaan
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Chaand Usmani Pehchaan
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role I.S Johar Johnny Mera Naam
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Pehchaan
Best Lyricist Varma Malik Pehchaan - 'Sabse Bada
Nadaan'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mukesh Pehchaan - 'Sabse Bada
Nadaan'
Best Playback Singer Sharda Jahan Pyar Mile - 'Baat Zara'
(Female)

Best Art Direction Shanti Das Talash
Best Cinematography Jal Mistry Heer Raanjha
Best Dialogue Rajinder Singh Bedi Satyakam

Best Movie Mani Kaul Uski Roti
Best Documentary Mushir Ahmed Koodal
The Filmfare Awards are considered as one of the oldest and most prominent of all
Indian film awards. The awards were introduced to honor and acknowledge the
upcoming talent in Bollywood. The film ‘Anand’ directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee
bagged several awards for the year. Listed below are the winners who were presented
with the prestigious awards.

Best Actor Rajesh Khanna Anand
Best Actress Asha Parekh Kati Patang
Best Film Hrishikesh Mukherjee Anand
Best Director Raj Kapoor Mera Naam Joker
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Amitabh Bachchan Anand
Best Supporting Actor Farida Jalal Paras
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Mehmood Paras
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Mera Naam Joker
Best Lyricist Hasrat Jaipuri Andaz - 'Zindagi Ek Safar'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Manna Dey Mera Naam Joker - 'Ae Bhaai
Zara'
Best Playback Singer Asha Bhosle Caravan - 'Piya Tu Ab To
(Female) Aaja'

Best Editing Hrishikesh Mukherjee Dastak
Best Art Direction Bansi Chandragupta Seema
Best Cinematography Kamal Bose Dastak
Best Dialogue Gulzar Anand

Best Movie Mani Kaul Ashadh Ka Ek Din
Best Documentary Homi D. Sethna Creations in Metal

The Indian cinema industry saw the rise of a prominent film award, the Filmfare
Awards, in the year 1954. The award ceremonies were initiated by the famous filmfare
magazine. The readers of the magazine cast their votes and select the winners for the
year. The film ‘Be-Imaan’ rocked the evening, as it bagged several awards. Here is
the list of winners who won the prestigious awards.
The Winners For 20th Filmfare Popular Awards were:

Best Actor Manoj Kumar BeImaan
Best Actress Hema Malini Seeta Aur Geeta
Best Film - Be-Imaan
Best Director Sohanlal Kanwar Be-Imaan
Best Supporting Actor Pran Be-Imaan
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Zeenat Aman Hare Rama Hare Krishna
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Paintal Bawarchi
Best Music Direction Shankar Jaikishan Be-Imaan
Best Lyricist Varma Malik Be-Imaan - 'Jai Bolo Be-
Imaan Ki'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mukesh Be-Imaan - 'Jai Bolo
Beimaan Ki'
Best Playback Singer Asha Bhosle Hare Rama Hare Krishna -
(Female) 'Dum Maro Dum'

Best Art Direction N.B. Kulkarni Pakeezah
Best Dialogue Ramesh Pant Amar Prem

Best Movie Kumar Shahani Maya Darpan
Best Documentary S. Sukhdev Nine Months to Freedom

The prominent Filmfare Awards were constituted in the year 1954. The awards are
initiated by the famous Filmfare Magazine. The awards are presented to acknowledge
upcoming artists in the film industry. The film ‘Bobby’ (directed by Raj Kapoor) swept
many awards. The winners of the awards 1974 are mentioned in the following list.

Best Actor Rishi Kapoor Bobby
Best Actress Dimple Kapadia, Jaya Bobby, Abhimaan resp.
Bachchan
Best Film - Anurag
Best Director Yash Chopra Daag
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Amitabh Bachchan Namak Haraam
Best Supporting Actor Rakhee Daag
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Asrani Aaj Ki Taaza Khabar
Best Music Direction S.D. Burman Abhimaan
Best Lyricist Gulshan Bawra Zanjeer - 'Yaari Hai Imaan
Mera'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Narendra Chanchal Bobby - 'Beshak Mandir
Masjid Todo'
Best Playback Singer Asha Bhosle Naina - 'Hone Lagi Hai Raat
(Female) Jawan'

Best Art Direction A. Rangaraj Bobby
Best Dialogue Gulzar Namak Haraam

Best Movie Mani Kaul Duvidha
Best Documentary C.J. Paulose A Day with the Builders

The Filmfare Awards are known to be one of the most popular and oldest awards in
the Hindi film industry. The awards were constituted in the year 1954 and were
introduced to honor and encourage outstanding talent in the film industry. The films
‘Garam Hawa’ and ‘Roti Kapda Aur Makan’ rocked the evening by winning several
awards. Listed below are the winners who walked away with the coveted filmfare
awards for the year 1975.

Best Actor Rajesh Khanna Aavishkaar
Best Actress Jaya Bachchan Kora Kagaz
Best Film Basu Chatterjee Rajnigandha
Best Director Manoj Kumar Roti Kapda Aur Makaan
Best Supporting Actor Vinod Khanna Haath Ki Safai
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Durga Khote Bidaai
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Mehmood Vardaan
Best Music Direction Kalyanji-Anandji Kora Kagaz
Best Lyricist Santosh Anand Roti Kapda Aur Makan -
'Main Na Bhooloonga'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mahendra Kapoor Roti Kapda Aur Makan - 'Aur
Naheen Bas Aur Naheen'
Best Playback Singer Asha Bhosle Pran Jaye Par Vachan Na
(Female) Jaye - 'Chain Se Kabhi'

Best Documentary Mani Kaul The Nomad Puppeteer
Best Movie Basu Chatterjee Rajnigandha

Best Art Direction Sudhendu Roy Sagina
Best Screenplay Shama Zaidi, Kaifi Azmi Garam Hawa
Best Dialogue Kaifi Azmi Garam Hawa
Best Story Ismat Chughtai, Kaifi Azmi Garam Hawa

The year 1954 saw the dawn of the prestigious Filmfare Awards in the Indian film
industry. The awards were constituted to acknowledge best artists and their skills in
Bollywood. The winners were announced on the basis of the votes cast by the readers
of the Filmfare Magazine. The film ‘Deewar’ (directed by Yash Chopra) won many
awards for the year. The story is all about two impoverished brothers who take up
different career paths to survive in Mumbai. ‘Deewar’ is among the few films which
established Big B (Bachchan) as the ‘angry young man’ in the Hindi cinema industry.
Here is the list of winners who walked away with the awards for the year 1976.
The Winners For 23rd Filmfare Popular Awards Were:

Best Actor Sanjeev Kumar Aandhi
Best Actress Lakshmi Julie
Best Film Yash Chopra Deewar
Best Director Yash Chopra Deewar
Best Supporting Actor Shashi Kapoor Deewar
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Nadira Julie
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Deven Varma Chori Mera Kaam
Best Music Direction Rajesh Roshan Julie
Best Lyricist Indeevar Amanush - 'Dil Aisa Kisine'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Amanush - 'Dil Aisa Kisine'
Best Playback Singer Sulakshana Pandit Sankalp - 'Tuhi Sagar Hai'
(Female)

Best Art Direction Bansi Chandragupta Do Jhoot
Best Dialogue Salim-Javed Deewar

Best Movie Gulzar Aandhi
Best Documentary B.D. Garga Sarojini Naidu

1954 was a very important year for bollywood. It was in this year that the Filmfare
Awards were born. The awards since then have honored and acknowledged artists for
their important contributions to Indian cinema. The film ‘Kabhi Kabhi’ (directed by Yash
Chopra) stole the limelight. It was recognized for its amazing soundtrack composition by
Khayyam. The film was a big hit at the Indian Box Office.

Best Actor Sanjeev Kumar Arjun Pandit
Best Actress Rakhee Tapasya
Best Film Gulzar Mausam
Best Director Gulzar Mausam
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Prem Chopra Do Anjaane
Best Supporting Actor Kajri Balika Badhu
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Asrani Balika Badhu
Best Music Direction Khayyam Kabhi Kabhie
Best Lyricist Sahir Ludhianvi Kabhi Kabhie 'Kabhi Kabhie'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mukesh Kabhie Kabhie - 'Kabhie
Kabhi Mere Dil Mein'
Best Playback Singer Hemlata Chitchor 'Tu Jo Mere Sur Me'
(Female)

Best Film Critics Award Mrigayaa Mrinal Sen

Best Art Direction S.S. Samel Fakira
Best Dialogue Sagar Sarhadi Kabhi Kabhi

The Filmfare Awards were incepted in the year 1954. The awards were constituted by
the famous magazine, Filmfare, in order to acknowledge the talent in the Indian film
industry. The winners for the awards are selected by votes cast by the readers of the
filmfare magazine. The film ‘Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin’ (directed by Yash Chopra) won
many awards for the evening. Here is the list of winners who were presented with the
awards for the year.

Best Actor Amitabh Bachchan Amar Akbar Anthony
Best Actress Shabana Azmi Swami
Best Film Shyam Benegal Bhumika
Best Director Basu Chatterjee Swami
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Shreeram Lagoo Gharonda
Best Supporting Actor Asha Sachdev Priyatama
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Paintal Chala Murari Hero Banne
Best Music Direction Laxmikant Pyarelal Amar Akbar Anthony
Best Lyricist Gulzar Gharaonda - 'Do Deewane
Shaher'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Mohammed Rafi Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin -
'Kya Hua Tera Waada'
Best Playback Singer Preeti Sagar Manthan - 'Mera Gaon
(Female) Kadhapane'

Best Art Direction Shanti Das Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin
Best Cinematography Munir Khan Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin
Best Dialogue Vrajendra Gaur Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man
Bhaye

Since 1954, the Filmfare Awards have expanded their horizon successfully in
bollywood. The awards were kicked off by the famous Filmfare magazine to recognize
outstanding performance of artists in the films (released the previous year). The
winners for the awards were announced on the basis of votes cast by the readers of
the Filmfare magazine. The film ‘Don’ (directed by Chandra Barot) was named under
most of the award categories for the year. The film was released in 1978 and was a hit
at the box office. Listed below are the winners who were presented with the

Best Actor Amitabh Bachchan Don
Best Actress Nutan Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki
Best Film - Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki
Best Director Satyajit Ray Shatranj Ke Khiladi
Best Supporting Actor Saeed Jaffrey Shatranj Ke Khiladi
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Reena Roy Apnapan
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Deven Varma Chor Ke Ghar Chor
Best Music Direction Laxmikant Pyarelal Satyam Shivam Sundaram
Best Lyricist Anand Bakshi Apnapan - 'Aadmi Musafir
Hain'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Don - 'Khaike Paan
Banaraswaala'
Best Playback Singer Asha Bhosle Don - 'Yeh Mera Dil Pyaar
(Female) Ka Deewana'

Best Film Critics Award Saeed Akhtar Mirza Arvind Desai Ki Ajeeb
Dastaan

Best Editing B. Prasad Badalte Rishte
Best Art Direction T.K. Desai Des Pardes
Best Sound Hitendra Ghosh Junoon
Best Dialogue Rahi Masoom Reza Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki

The glitzy Filmfare Awards first took place in the year 1954. The awards were presented
to the artists for their outstanding contribution in the film industry. The winners for the
awards were selected by the majority votes casted by the readers of Filmfare magazine.
The film ‘Junoon’ (directed by Shyam Benegal) was announced the winner for various
categories for the year. Listed below are the winners who were acknowledged with the
prestigious awards for the year 1980.

Best Actor Amol Palekar Gol Maal
Best Actress Jaya Bachchan Naukar
Best Film Shyam Benegal Junoon
Best Director Shyam Benegal Junoon
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Amjad Khan Dada
Best Supporting Actor Helen Lahoo Ke Do Rang
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Utpal Dutt Gol Maal
Best Music Direction Laxmikant Pyarelal Sargam
Best Lyricist Gulzar Gol Maal - 'Aane Wale Pal'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Yesudas Dada - 'Dil Ke Tukde Tukde'
Best Playback Singer Vani Jairam Meera - 'Mere To Giridhar
(Female) Gopal'

Best Editing Bhanudas Divakar Junoon
Best Art Direction Madhukar Shinde Lahu Ke Do Rang
Best Cinematography Govind Nihalani Junoon
Best Dialogue Satyadev Dubey Junoon

Best Movie Basu Chatterjee Jeena Yahan
Best Documentary Pankaj Parashar Malfunction

The endearing Filmfare Awards took shape in the year 1954. The awards were
introduced to encourage talented artists in the film industry. The readers of the
Filmfare magazine cast their votes and select the winners for the year. The film
‘Aakrosh’ swept the highest number of awards for the year. The movie was directed
by Govind Nihalani and was released in 1980. Here is the list of the winners for the
year 1981.

Best Actor Naseeruddin Shah Aakrosh
Best Actress Rekha Khoobsurat
Best Film Hrishikesh Mukherjee Khubsoorat
Best Director Govind Nihalani Aakrosh
Best Supporting Actor Om Puri Aakrosh
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Padmini Kolhapure Insaaf Ka Tarazu
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Keshto Mukherjee Khubsoorat
Best Music Direction Laxmikant Pyarelal Karz
Best Lyricist Gulzar Thodisi Bewafai - 'Hazar
Rahen'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Thodisi Bewafaai - 'Hazaar
Raahen Mudke Dekheen'
Best Playback Singer Nazia Hassan Qurbani - 'Aap Jaisa Koi'
(Female)

Best Film Critics Award Saeed Akhtar Mirza Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyon
Ata Hai

Best Editing S. V. Mane Insaaf Ka Tarazu
Best Art Direction C.S. Bhati Aakrosh
Best Screenplay Vijay Tendulkar Aakrosh
Best Dialogue Shabd Kumar Insaaf Ka Tarazu
Best Story Vijay Tendulkar Aakrosh

The Filmfare Awards are considered as one of the grandest events in Bollywood. The
famous Filmfare magazine incepted these awards in the year 1954. The awards are
presented annually to acknowledge the best talent in bollywood. The winners are
decided according to the votes cast by public (readers of the Filmfare magazine). The
film ‘Chakra’ won several awards in various categories this year. Listed below are the
winners who were presented with prestigious awards for the year 1982.

Best Actor Naseeruddin Shah Chakra
Best Actress Smita Patil Chakra
Best Film Shyam Benegal Kalyug
Best Director Muzaffar Ali Umrao Jaan
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Amjad Khan Yaarana
Best Supporting Actor Supriya Pathak Kalyug (1980 film)
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Utpal Dutt Naram Garam
Best Music Direction Khayyam Umrao Jaan
Best Lyricist Anand Bakshi Ek Duje Ke Liye 'Tere Mere
Beech'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Amit Kumar Love Story - 'Yaad Aa Rahi
Hai'
Best Playback Singer Parveen Sultana Kudrat - 'Hume Tumse Pyaar'
(Female)

Best Art Direction Bansi Chandragupta Chakra
Best Dialogue Kader Khan Meri Awaaz Suno

Best Documentary Prakash Jha Faces After the Storm
Best Movie Ashok Ahuja Aadharshila
Every year, outstanding talent is honored with Filmfare Awards in a grand ceremony.
The prestigious awards were incepted in the year 1954. The awards were given to the
best talent in the film industry. The winners for the awards were selected by the public
(readers of the Filmfare magazine who cast their votes). The film ‘Prem Rog’ bagged
several awards in various categories. ‘Prem Rog’ was one of the romantic films made
that year, directed by Raj Kapoor. It is an incredible story of a man’s undying love for a
widow from a higher class in society. Listed below are the winners who were given
these glorious awards for the year 1983.

Best Actor Dilip Kumar Shakti
Best Actress Padmini Kolhapure Prem Rog
Best Film G.P. Sippy Shakti
Best Director Raj Kapoor Prem Rog
Best Supporting Actor Shammi Kapoor Vidhata
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Supriya Pathak Bazaar
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Deven Verma Angoor
Best Music Direction R.D. Burman Sanam Teri Kasam
Best Lyricist Santosh Anand Prem Rog - 'Mohabbat Hai
Kya Cheez'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Namak Halaal - 'Pag
Ghunghroo Baandh'
Best Playback Singer Salma Agha Nikaah - 'Dil Ke Armaan'
(Female)

Best Editing K. R. Kitoo Ek Duje Ke Liye
Best Art Direction Ajit Banerjee Namkeen
Best Screenplay Vijay Tendulkar Ardh Satya
Best Dialogue Dr. Achla Nagar Nikaah

Best Movie Shekhar Kapoor Masoom
Best Documentary Zafar Hai Experience India

The prestigious Filmfare Awards took shape in the year 1954. Since then, the award
ceremonies are constituted by the famous Filmfare magazine. It is also one of the
most awaited awards in the Indian film industry. The film ‘Arth’ swept most of the
awards in various categories. ‘Arth’ was a semi-autobiographical film written and
directed by Mahesh Bhatt. The story revolves around his extramarital relationship with
actress Parveen Babi. Check for the proud winners for the year 1984, listed below.

Best Actor Naseeruddin Shah Masoom
Best Actress Shabana Azmi Arth
Best Film Govind Nihalani Ardh Satya
Best Director Govind Nihalani Ardh Satya
Best Supporting Actor Sadashiv Amrapurkar Ardh Satya
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Rohini Hattangadi Arth
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Utpal Dutt Rang Birangi
Best Music Direction R.D. Burman Masoom
Best Lyricist Gulzar Masoom - 'Tujse Naaraz
Nahin'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Agar Tum Na Hote - 'Hamen
Aur Jeene Ki'
Best Playback Singer Aarti Mukherji Masoom - 'Do Naina Ek
(Female) Kahani'

Best Art Direction N.B. Kulkarni Razia Sultan
Best Screenplay Mahesh Bhatt Arth
Best Dialogue Mahesh Bhatt Arth

Best Movie M.S. Sathyu Sookha
Best Documentary Prem Vaidya Veer Savarkar

The Filmfare awards were kicked off in the year 1954 and are therefore also considered
as one of the oldest in the Indian film industry. The awards were introduced to
acknowledge the most talented artists in bollywood. The film ‘Sparsh’ (directed by Sai
Paranjpye) swept off several awards in various categories this year. The film is about
the plight of the blind, particularly focusing on the lives and feelings of blind children.
The title of the film - ‘Sparsh’ (aptly given) - refers to the sensation and feeling of touch
upon which blind people rely, in the absence of sight. Listed below are the winners who
were awarded in various categories in the year 1985.

Best Actor Anupam Kher Saaransh
Best Actress Shabana Azmi Bhavna
Best Film Basu Bhattacharya Sparsh
Best Director Sai Paranjpye Sparsh
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Kamal Haasan Saagar
Best Supporting Actor Aruna Irani Pet Pyaar Aur Paap
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Ravi Baswani Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron
Best Music Direction Bappi Lahiri Sharaabi
Best Lyricist Hasan Kamal Aaj Ki Awaz - 'Aaj Ki Awaz'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Sharaabi - 'Manzilen Apni
Jagah'
Best Playback Singer Anupama Deshpande Sohni Mahiwal - 'Sohni
(Female) Chinab Di'

Best Art Direction Madhukar Shinde Saaransh
Best Screenplay Mrinal Sen Khandhar
Best Dialogue Sai Paranjpye Sparsh

Best Movie Prakash Jha Damul
Best Documentary Om Prakash Sharma Charakku

The Indian film industry saw the formation of the Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The
awards were incepted in order to honor and encourage the artists for their outstanding
talent in Bollywood. The winners were declared on the basis of the highest number of
votes cast by the readers of the famous Filmfare magazine. The film ‘Ram Teri Ganga
Maili’ (directed by Raj Kapoor) won several awards in various categories. The film was a
smash hit in 1985. Here is the list of proud winners who walked away with the filmfare

Best Actor Kamal Hassan Saagar
Best Actress Dimple Kapadia Saagar
Best Film Raj Kapoor Ram Teri Ganga Maili
Best Director Raj Kapoor Ram Teri Ganga Maili
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Amrish Puri Meri Jung
Best Supporting Actor Nutan Meri Jung
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Amjad Khan Maa Kasam
Best Music Direction Ravindra Jain Ram Teri Ganga Maili
Best Lyricist Vasant Dev Utsav - 'Dil Kyon'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kishore Kumar Saagar - 'Saagar Kinaare'
(Female)

Best Art Direction Suresh J. Sawant Ram Teri Ganga Maili
Best Dialogue Rahi Masoom Reza Tawaif

Best Movie Govind Nihalani Aghaat
Best Documentary Anand Patwardhan Bombay Our City

The prominent Filmfare Awards were kicked off in the year 1954. The awards were
presented to the artists to recognize and acknowledge their talent in the film industry.
The winners of the awards were announced on the basis of popular votes received by
the readers of the filmfare magazine. The film ‘Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak’ received
the highest (six) awards for the year 1989. Listed below are the winners who walked
away with the Popular Awards.

Best Actor Anil Kapoor Tezaab
Best Actress Rekha Khoon Bhari Maang
Best Film Mansoor Khan Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak
Best Director Mansoor Khan Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak
Best Debut Actor (Male) Aamir Khan Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak
New Face Of The Year Juhi Chawla Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak
Best Supporting Actor Anupam Kher Vijay
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Sonu Walia Khoon Bhari Maang
(Female)
Best Music Direction Anand-Milind Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak
Best Lyricist Sameer Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak -
'Papa Kehte Hai'
Best Playback Singer S. P. Balasubrahmanyam Maine Pyar Kiya - 'Dil
(Male) Deewaana Bin'
Best Playback Singer Alka Yagnik Tezaab - 'Ek Do Teen'
(Female)

Best Art Direction Liladhar S. Sawant Hatya
Best Choreography Saroj Khan Tezaab - 'Ek Do Teen'
Best Dialogue Kamlesh Pandey Tezaab

Best Movie Kamal Swaroop Om-Dar-Ba-Dar
Best Documentary - -

The Filmfare Awards are considered as one of the oldest and most prominent awards in
the Hindi film industry. The awards were incepted to honor and acknowledge the best
talent in the industry. The winners are announced according to the votes cast by the
readers of filmfare magazine. The film ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’ was named in several award
categories. ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’ was directed by Sooraj R. Barjatya and it also gave
Salman Khan an opportunity to establish his position in the industry. Here are the
categories and winners who swept the prestigious awards for the year 1990.

Best Actor Jackie Shroff Parinda
Best Actress Sridevi Chaalbaaz
Best Film Rajshri Productions Maine Pyar Kiya
Best Director Vidhu Vinod Chopra Parinda
Best Debut Actor (Male) Salman Khan Maine Pyar Kiya
New Face Of The Year Bhagyashree Maine Pyar Kiya
Best Supporting Actor Nana Patekar Parinda
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Rakhee Ram Lakhan
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Anupam Kher & Satish Ram Lakhan
Kaushik
Best Music Direction Raamlaxman Maine Pyar Kiya
Best Lyricist Asad Bhopali Maine Pyar Kiya - 'Dil
Deewana Bin'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kumar Sanu Aashiqui - 'Ab Tere Bin'
Best Playback Singer Sapna Mukherjee Tridev - 'Tirchi Topiwale'
(Female)

Best Choreography Saroj Khan Chaalbaaz - 'Na Jaane
Kahan Se'
Best Dialogue Javed Akhtar Main Azaad Hoon

Best Movie Kumar Shahani Khayal Gatha
Best Documentary Mani Kaul Siddeshwari

The Filmfare Awards are considered one of the oldest and most prominent awards in
bollywood. The awards commenced in the year 1954 and are organized by the filmfare
magazine. The film ‘Ghayal’ picked up four filmfare awards from various categories.
‘Ghayal’ was directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and was produced by Dharmendra. Listed
below were the winners for the year 1991.

Best Actor Sunny Deol Ghayal
Best Actress Madhuri Dixit Dil
Best Film Rajkumar Santoshi Ghayal
Best Director Rajkumar Santoshi Ghayal
Best Debut Actor (Male) - -
Best Supporting Actor Mithun Chakraborty Agneepath
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Rohini Hattangadi Agneepath
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Kader Khan Baap Numbri Beta Dus
Numbri
Best Music Direction NadeemShravan Aashiqui
Best Lyricist Sameer Aashiqui - 'Nazar Ke
Saamne'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kumar Sanu Saajan - 'Mera Dil Bhi Kitna'
Best Playback Singer Anuradha Paudwal Aashiqui - 'Nazar Ke
(Female) Saamne'
New Face Of The Year Pooja Bhatt Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin

Best Performance Anupam Kher Daddy
Best Documentary Gulzar Amjad Ali Khan
Best Movie Kumar Shahani Kasba
Filmfare Special Awards 1991
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Amitabh Bachchan

Best Art Direction Nitish Roy Ghayal
Best Choreography Saroj Khan Sailaab - 'Humko Aaj Kal Hai
Intezaar'
Best Dialogue Suraj Sanim Daddy

The Filmfare magazine constituted the Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The awards
were initially called ‘The Clares’ after Clare Mendonca (Filmfare critic). The awards were
introduced to honor and encourage the artists for their talent portrayed in films (released
the previous year). The film ‘Lamhe’ (directed by Yash Chopra) bagged the highest
number of awards for the year. It is considered to be a classic and modern masterpiece
among several other fine movies created by Yash Chopra. Here is the list of winners
who were presented with the popular filmfare awards for the year 1992.

Best Actor Amitabh Bachchan Hum
Best Actress Sridevi Lamhe
Best Film Yash Chopra Lamhe
Best Director Subhash Ghai Saudagar
Best Debut Actor (Male) Ajay Devgan Phool Aur Kaante
Best Supporting Actor Danny Denzongpa Sanam Bewafa
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Farida Jalal Heena
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Anupam Kher Lamhe
Best Actor in a Negative Sadashiv Amrapurkar Sadak
Role
Best Music Direction Nadeem-Shravan Saajan
Best Lyricist Gulzar Lekin – ‘Yaara Seeli Seeli’
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kumar Sanu Deewana - 'Sochenge Tumhe
Pyaar'
Best Playback Singer Anuradha Paudwal Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin - 'Dil
(Female) Hai Ke Manta Nahin'
New Face Of The Year Raveena Tandon Patthar Ke Phool

Best Actress Critics Award Dimple Kapadia Lekin
Best Film Critics Award Arun Kaul Diksha
Best Documentary Anand Patwardhan Raam Ke Naam
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Dev Anand

Best Art Direction R. Varman Hum
Best Screenplay Tapan Sinha Ek Doctor Ki Maut
Best Choreography Chinni Prakash Hum - 'Jumma Chumma De
De'
Best Dialogue Rahi Masoom Reza Lekin

The glamorous Filmfare Awards were incepted in the year 1954. Since then, all the
award events have been initiated by the Filmfare magazine. The awards were
introduced in order to acknowledge upcoming talent in the film industry. The winners of
the awards were announced on the basis of popular votes cast by the public. The film
‘Beta’ (directed by Indra Kumar) was named the winner for various awards categories in
the event. The film starred Madhuri Dixit and Anil Kapoor. ‘Beta’ earned the actress the
nickname -"Dhak-Dhak Girl". The proud winners of the 1993 filmfare awards are listed
below.

Best Actor Anil Kapoor Beta
Best Actress Madhuri Dixit Beta
Best Film Mansoor Khan Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar
Best Director Mukul S. Anand Khuda Gawah
Best Debut Actor (Male) Shahrukh Khan Deewana
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Danny Denzongpa Khuda Gawah
Best Supporting Actor Aruna Irani Beta
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Anupam Kher Khel
Best Actor in a Negative Nana Patekar Angaar
Role
Best Music Direction NadeemShravan Deewana
Best Lyricist Sameer Dil - 'Mujhe Neend Na Aaye'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kumar Sanu Baazigar - 'Yeh Kaali Kaali
Aankhen'
Best Playback Singer Anuradha Paudwal Beta - 'Dhak Dhak Karne
(Female) Laga'
New Face Of The Year Divya Bharti Deewana

Best Actress Dimple Kapadia Rudaali
Best Movie Mani Kaul Idiot
Best Documentary Ketan Mehta All in the Family
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Dilip Kumar

Best Art Direction R. Varman Angaar
Best Choreography Saroj Khan Beta - 'Dhak Dhak Karne
Laga'
Best Dialogue Kader Khan Angaar

Bollywood saw the dawn of the prestigious Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The
award ceremonies were established by the popular Filmfare magazine. The awards
were introduced to encourage and acknowledge the artists for their outstanding
performance in the films (released the previous year). The winners were selected by
the readers of the magazine (Filmfare). The film ‘Hum Hain Rahi Pyaar Ke’ grabbed
many Filmfare Awards for the year 1994. The literal translation of the title is ‘We Are
Travellers on the Path of Love’ directed by Mahesh Bhatt. The movie fetched the ‘Best
Actress Award’ for Juhi Chawla for her role as Vyjanti. Listed below are the winners
who walked away with the oldest award for the year 1994.

Best Actor Shahrukh Khan Baazigar
Best Actress Juhi Chawla Hum Hain Rahi Pyaar Ke
Best Film Mahesh Bhatt Hum Hain Rahi Pyaar Ke
Best Director Rajkumar Santoshi Damini - Lightning
Best Debut Actor (Male) Saif Ali Khan Aashiq Awara
Best Supporting Actor Sunny Deol Damini
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Amrita Singh Aaina
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Anupam Kher Darr
Best Actor in a Negative Paresh Rawal Sir
Role
Best Music Direction Anu Malik Baazigar
Best Lyricist Sameer Hum Hain Rahi Pyaar Ke -
'Ghunghat Ki Aad'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kumar Sanu 1942: A Love Story - 'Ek
Ladki Ko Dekha'
Best Playback Singer Alka Yagnik & Ila Arun Khalnayak - 'Choli Ke
(Female) Peeche'
New Face Of The Year Mamta Kulkarni Aashiq Awara

Best Actress Shahrukh Khan Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa
Best Film Kundan Shah Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa
Best Documentary Madhushree Datta I Live in Behrampada
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Lata Mangeshkar

Best Art Direction Saboo Syril Gardish
Best Choreography Saroj Khan Khalnayak - 'Choli Ke
Peeche'
Best Dialogue Prof Jay Dixit Sir

In 1954, the Indian film industry saw the inception of the prominent Filmfare Awards.
The awards were introduced to recognize outstanding talent in bollywood. The
winners of the awards were announced on the basis of popular votes polled by the
readers of the Filmfare magazine. The film ‘1942: A Love Story’ (directed by Vidhu
Vinod Chopra) bagged many awards in various categories. The film turned out to be a
turning point in the film career for its leading lady, Manisha Koirala. The proud winners
for the year 1995 are listed below.

Best Actor Nana Patekar Krantiveer
Best Actress Madhuri Dixit Hum Aapke Hain Kaun
Best Film Rajshri Productions Hum Aapke Hain Kaun
Best Director Sooraj R. Barjatya Hum Aapke Hain Kaun
Best Supporting Actor Jackie Shroff 1942 : A Love Story
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Dimple Kapadia Krantiveer
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Shakti Kapoor Raju Babu
Best Actor in a Negative Shahrukh Khan Anjaam
Role
Best Music Direction R.D. Burman 1942: A Love Story
Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar 1942 : A Love Story - 'Ek
Ladki Ko'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Udit Narayan Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
- 'Mehndi Lagaake Rakhna'
Best Playback Singer Kavita Krishnamurthy 1942: A Love Story - 'Pyaar
(Female) Hua Chupke Se'
New Face Of The Year Sonali Bendre Aag

Best Actress Farida Jalal Mammo
Best Film Shekhar Kapur Bandit Queen
Best Documentary Gopi Desai Manzar
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Shammi Kapoor, Waheeda Rehman

Best Art Direction Nitin Desai 1942: A Love Story
Best Choreography Chinni Prakash Mohra - 'Tu Cheez Badi Hai
Mast'
Best Dialogue K K Singh Krantiveer

The glitzy Filmfare Awards were constituted by Filmfare magazine in the year 1954. The
awards were initially referred as ‘The Clares’ after Clare Mendonca (Filmfare critic).
Since then, the awards have grown big by including several other categories into the
filmfare awards list. The readers of the Filmfare magazine select the winners for the
awards. The film ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ (directed by Aditya Chopra) bagged
eight filmfare awards for the year. The film is included in the list of ‘25 Must See
bollywood Films’. Listed below are the winners for the prestigious awards for the year
1996.

Best Actor Shahrukh Khan Dilwale Dulhaniya Le
Jayenge
Best Actress Kajol Dilwale Dulhaniya Le
Jayenge
Best Film Yash Chopra Dilwale Dulhaniya Le
Jayenge
Best Director Aditya Chopra Dilwale Dulhaniya Le
Jayenge
Best Debut Actor (Male) Bobby Deol Barsaat
Best Supporting Actor Jackie Shroff Rangeela
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Farida Jalal Dilwale Dulhaniya Le
(Female) Jayenge
Best Actor in a Comic Role Anupam Kher Dilwale Dulhaniya Le
Jayenge
Best Actor in a Negative Mithun Chakraborty Jallad
Role
Best Music Direction A. R. Rahman Rangeela
Best Lyricist Mehboob Rangeela - 'Kiya Kare Kya Na
Kare'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Udit Narayan Raja Hindustani - 'Pardesi
Pardesi'
Best Playback Singer Kavita Krishnamurthy Yaraana - 'Mere Piya Ghar
(Female) Aaya'
New Face Of The Year Twinkle Khanna Barsaat

Best Actress Manisha Koirala Bombay
Best Film Mani Ratnam Bombay
Best Documentary Anand Patwardhan and A Narmada Diary
Simantini Dhuru
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Ashok Kumar, Sunil Dutt, Vyjayantimala
R. D. Burman Award Mehboob

Best Art Direction Bijon Dasgupta Prem
Best Screenplay Aditya Chopra Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
Best Choreography Ahmed Khan Rangeela - 'Rangeela Re'
Best Dialogue Aditya Chopra, Javed Siddiqi Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge

The Filmfare Awards are considered as one of the oldest awards in the Hindi film
industry. The awards took shape in the year 1954 and were constituted by the famous
Filmfare magazine. The 42nd Filmfare Awards were held on 23 February at SNDT
University in Mumbai. Sanjana Kapoor was the host for the glamorous evening. The film
‘Khamoshi: The Musical’ (directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali) grabbed several awards
for the year. ‘Khamoshi’ is one of the critically acclaimed Indian bollywood films, which
was released on 9 August 1996. Though the film won several awards for various
categories, it flopped at the box office. Here is the list of winners and the categories of

Best Actor Aamir Khan Raja Hindustani
Best Actress Karisma Kapoor Raja Hindustani
Best Film Dharmesh Darshan Raja Hindustani
Best Director Shekhar Kapur Bandit Queen
Best Debut Actor (Male) Chandrachur Singh Maachis
Best Supporting Actor Amrish Puri Ghatak
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Rekha Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Satish Kaushik Saajan Chale Sasural
Best Actor in a Negative Arbaaz Khan Daraar
Role
Best Music Direction Nadeem-Shravan Raja Hindustani
Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar Papa Kahte Hain - 'Ghar Se
Nikalte'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Abhijeet Yes Boss - 'Mai Koi Aisa
Geet'
Best Playback Singer Kavita Krishnamurthy Khamoshi - 'Aaj Mein Upar'
(Female)
New Face Of The Year Seema Biswas Bandit Queen

Best Actress Manisha Koirala Khamoshi: The Musical
Best Film Sanjay Leela Bhansali Khamoshi: The Musical
Best Documentary Goutam Ghose Beyond the Himalayas
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Dharmendra, Mumtaz, Pran
R. D. Burman Award Vishal Bhardwaj

Best Editing V.N. Mayekar Ghatak
Best Action Akbar Bakshi Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi
Best Art Direction Nitin Desai Khamoshi: The Musical
Best Sound Jitendra Chowdhary Khamoshi: The Musical
Best Screenplay Rajkumar Santoshi Ghatak
Best Cinematography Ashok Mehta Bandit Queen
Best Choreography Chinni Prakash Rakshak - 'Shaher Ki Ladki'
Best Dialogue Gulzar Maachis
Best Story Gulzar Maachis

The Indian cinema industry saw the birth of Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The
awards were incepted by the famous Filmfare magazine to acknowledge and honor
upcoming talent in Bollywood. The 43rd Filmfare Awards were held on 31st January at
NSE Industrial Complex in Mumbai. Nikhil Kapoor and Sandhya Mridul were the hosts
of the evening. The film ‘Dil To Pagal Hai’ (directed by Yash Chopra) fetched seven
awards for the year. It was the first hindi movie to be shot in germany. Listed below are
the winners who walked away with prestigious awards for the year 1998.

Best Actor Shahrukh Khan Dil To Pagal Hai
Best Actress Madhuri Dixit Dil To Pagal Hai
Best Film Yash Chopra Dil To Pagal Hai
Best Director J.P. Dutta Border
Best Debut Actor (Male) Akshaye Khanna Himalayaputra
New Face Of The Year Mahima Chowdhary Pardes
Best Supporting Actor Amrish Puri Virasat
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Karisma Kapoor Dil To Pagal Hai
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Johnny Lever Deewane Mastana
Best Actor in a Negative Kajol Gupt: The Hidden Truth
Role
Best Music Direction Uttam Singh Dil To Pagal Hai
Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar Border - 'Sandese Aate Hain'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Sukhwinder Singh Dil Se - 'Chal Chhaiyyaan
Chaiyyaan'
Best Playback Singer Alka Yagnik Pardes - 'Zara Tasveer Se
(Female) Tu'

Best Actor Anil Kapoor Virasat
Best Actress Tabu Virasat
Best Film Priyadarshan Virasat
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Sharmila Tagore
R. D. Burman Award Karthik Raja

Best Background Score Viju Shah Gupt
Best Editing Rajiv Rai Gupt
Best Art Direction Sharmishta Roy Dil To Pagal Hai
Best Sound - -
Best Screenplay Subhash Ghai Pardes
Best Cinematography Ravi K.Chandran Virasat
Best Choreography Farah Khan Virasat - 'Dhol Bajne Laga'
Best Dialogue Aditya Chopra Dil To Pagal Hai
Best Story Kamal Hassan Virasat

The glitzy Filmfare Awards were kicked off in the year 1954. Since then the award
ceremonies have been constituted by the famous filmfare magazine. The awards were
presented to winners for their outstanding performance in films (released the previous
year). The 44th Filmfare Popular Awards were held on 21st February at the Andheri
Sports Complex in Mumbai. The film ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ bagged the highest (eight)
awards for various categories. The film is a romantic comedy written and directed by
Karan Johar. KKHH hit success both in India and abroad winning major awards. Listed
below are the winners who grabbed the prominent awards for the year 1999.

Best Actor Shahrukh Khan Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
Best Actress Kajol Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
Best Film Yash Johar Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
Best Director Karan Johar Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
Best Debut Actor (Male) Fardeen Khan Prem Aggan
Best Supporting Actor Salman Khan Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Rani Mukerji Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Johnny Lever Dulhe Raja
Best Actor in a Negative Ashutosh Rana Dushman
Role
Best Music Direction A. R. Rahman Dil Se
Best Lyricist Gulzar Dil Se - 'Chal Chaiyyan
Chaiyyan'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Udit Narayan Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam -
'Chand Chupa Badal Mein'
Best Playback Singer Jaspinder Narula Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha -
(Female) 'Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha'
New Face Of The Year Preity Zinta Dil Se & Soldier

Best Actor Manoj Bajpai Satya
Best Actress Shefali Shah Satya
Best Film Ram Gopal Varma Satya
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Manoj Kumar, Helen
R. D. Burman Award Kamaal Khan

Best Background Score Sandeep Chowta Satya
Best Editing Apurva Asrani, Bhanu Daya Satya
Best Action Akbar Bakshi Soldier
Best Art Direction Sharmishta Roy Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
Best Sound H. Sridhar Satya
Best Screenplay Karan Johar Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
Best Cinematography Santosh Sivan Dil Se
Best Choreography Farah Khan Dil Se - 'Chhaiya Chhaiya'
Best Dialogue Rajkumar Santoshi & K.K. Chinagate
Raina
Best Story Mahesh Bhatt Zakhm

The famous Filmfare magazine constituted the Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The
awards were introduced in order to appreciate and honor artists in the film industry. The
45th Filmfare Popular Awards were held on 13th February at the State Reserve Police
Grounds in Goregaon. The film ‘Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam’ (directed by Sanjay Leela
Bhansali) bagged many awards in various categories. The film is centered on a love
triangle and was released in 1999. Here is the list of winners who walked away with

Best Actor Sanjay Dutt Vaastav
Best Actress Aishwarya Rai Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
Best Film Sanjay Leela Bhansali Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
Best Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
Best Debut Actor (Male) Rahul Khanna Earth
Best Debut Actor (Female) - -
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Anil Kapoor Taal
Best Supporting Actor Sushmita Sen Biwi No.1
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Govinda Haseena Maan Jaayegi
Best Actor in a Negative Ashutosh Rana Sangharsh
Role
Best Music Direction A. R. Rahman Taal
Best Lyricist Anand Bakshi Taal - 'Ishq Bina'
Best Playback Singer (Male) - -
Best Playback Singer Alka Yagnik Taal - 'Taal Se Taal'
(Female)

Best Actor Critics Award Manoj Bajpai Shool
Best Actress Critics Award Tabu Hu Tu Tu
Best Film Critics Award Sarfarosh John Mathew Matthan
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Vinod Khanna, Hema Malini
R. D. Burman Award Ismail Darbar

Best Background Score Anjan Biswas Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
Best Editing Jethu Mundul Sarfarosh
Best Action Tinnu Verma Arjun Pandit
Best Art Direction - -
Best Sound Rakesh Ranjan Taal
Best Screenplay John Mathew Mathan Sarfarosh
Best Cinematography Kabir Lal Taal
Best Choreography Saroj Khan Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam -
'Nimbooda Nimbooda'
Best Dialogue Hridaylani Vats & Pathik Sarfarosh
Vats
Best Story Vinay Shukla Godmother

The filmfare awards are considered as one of India's well respected film awards. The
awards took shape in the year 1954 and were constituted by the famous filmfare
magazine. The main objective was to recognize and honor artists for their outstanding
contribution to the industry. The readers of the magazine select the winners for the
prestigious awards. The 46th filmfare popular awards were held on 17th February at NSE
grounds in Mumbai. The film ‘Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai’ (directed by Rakesh Roshan)
grabbed the highest awards in various categories. The film marked the debut for both
Hrithik Roshan and Amisha Patel. The winners and the categories for the year 2001 are
given below.
The Winner For 46th Filmfare Popular Awards Were:

Best Actor Hrithik Roshan Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai
Best Actress Karisma Kapoor Fiza
Best Film Rakesh Roshan Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai
Best Director Rakesh Roshan Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai
Best Debut Actor (Male) Hrithik Roshan Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai
Best Debut Actor (Female) Kareena Kapoor Refugee
Best Supporting Actor Amitabh Bachchan Mohabbatein
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Jaya Bachchan Fiza
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Paresh Rawal Hera Pheri
Best Actor in a Negative Sunil Shetty Dhadkan
Role
Best Music Direction Rajesh Roshan Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai
Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar Refugee - 'Panchhi Nadiya
Pawan Ke'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Lucky Ali Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai - 'Na
tum jaano'
Best Playback Singer Alka Yagnik Dhadkan - 'Dil Ne Yeh Kaha
(Female) Dil Se'

Best Actor Shahrukh Khan Mohabbatein
Best Actress Tabu Astitva
Best Film Halo Santosh Sivan
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Feroz Khan, Asha Bhosle
R. D. Burman Award Sunidhi Chauhan

Best Background Score Illayaraja Hey Ram
Best Editing - -
Best Action Allan Amin Mission Kashmir
Best Sound - -
Best Screenplay Honey Irani, Ravi Kapoor Kaho Naa Pyar Hai
Best Cinematography Bashir Ali Refugee
Best Choreography Farah Khan Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai - 'Kaho
Naa Pyaar Hai'
Best Dialogue O.P. Dutta Refugee
Best Story Honey Irani Kya Kehna
Bollywood saw the inception of glitzy Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The awards
were introduced to encourage the artists for their performance in films (released
previous year). The winners are selected on the basis of popular votes polled by the
readers of the filmfare magazine. The 47th Filmfare Popular Awards were held on 16th
February at Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai. The film ‘Lagaan’ was presented with
eight awards for the year. The film is about the oppression of peasants by the British
Raj (set in the Victorian period). The movie is also considered as a truly complete film.
It was directed by Ashutosh Gowariker. The list of the categories and the winners for
the year 2002 is shared in the following table.

Best Actor Aamir Khan Lagaan
Best Actress Kajol Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham
Best Film Aamir Khan Lagaan
Best Director Ashutosh Gowariker Lagaan
Best Debut Actor (Male) Tusshar Kapoor Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai
Best Debut Actor (Female) Bipasha Basu Ajnabee
Best Supporting Actor Akshaye Khanna Dil Chahta Hai
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Jaya Bachchan Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Saif Ali Khan Dil Chahta Hai
Best Actor in a Negative Akshay Kumar Ajnabee
Role
Best Music Direction A. R. Rahman Lagaan
Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar Lagaan - 'Mitwa'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Udit Narayan Lagaan - 'Mitwa'
Best Playback Singer Alka Yagnik Lagaan - 'O Re Chhori'
(Female)

Best Actor Amitabh Bachchan Aks
Best Actress Karisma Kapoor Zubeidaa
Best Film Farhan Akhtar Dil Chahta Hai
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Gulzar & Asha Parekh
R. D. Burman Award Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy

Best Background Score Ranjit Barot Aks
Best Editing Sreekar Prasad Dil Chahta Hai
Best Action Tinnu Verma Gadar - Ek Prem Katha
Best Art Direction Sharmishta Roy Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
Best Sound Ranjit Ranjan Aks
Best Screenplay Farhan Akhtar Dil Chahta Hai
Best Cinematography Santosh Sivan Asoka
Best Choreography Farah Khan Dil Chahta Hai - 'Woh Ladki
Hai Kahan'
Best Dialogue Karan Johar Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
Best Story Ashutosh Gowarikar Lagaan

The Indian film industry saw the dawn of Filmfare Awards in the year 1954. The
awards were incepted by the famous Filmfare magazine. The readers of the magazine
choose the winners for various categories. The awards were introduced to
acknowledge talent in the film industry. Filmfare Awards 2003 were sponsored by
manikchand, hence the awards were also known as the 48th manikchand filmfare
awards. The film ‘Devdas’ bagged the highest number of (nine) awards for the year
2003. The film was based on the Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay novella ‘Devdas’.
This is the first color version of the story in bollywood. It was considered one of the
most expensive bollywood ever produced in 2002. Here is the list of winners who
bagged the prestigious award for the year 2003.
The Winners For 48th Manikchand Filmfare Awards Were:

Best Actor Shahrukh Khan Devdas
Best Actress Aishwarya Rai Devdas
Best Film Sanjay Leela Bhansali Devdas
Best Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali Devdas
Best Debut Actor (Male) Vivek Oberoi Company
Best Debut Actor (Female) Esha Deol Koi Mera Dil Se Pooche
Best Supporting Actor Vivek Oberoi Company
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Madhuri Dixit Devdas
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Paresh Rawal Awara Paagal Deewana
Best Actor in a Negative Ajay Devgan Deewangee
Role
Best Music Direction A. R. Rahman Saathiya
Best Lyricist Gulzar Saathiya - 'Saathiya'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Sonu Nigam Saathiya - 'Saathiya'
Best Playback Singer Shreya Ghoshal & Kavita Devdas - 'Dola Re'
(Female) Krishnamurthy

Best Actor Ajay Devgan The Legend of Bhagat Singh
Best Actress Manisha Koirala & Rani Company & Saathiya resp.
Mukerji
Best Film Rajkumar Santoshi The Legend of Bhagat Singh
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Jeetendra & Rekha
R. D. Burman Award Shreya Goshal

Best Background Score A. R. Rahman The Legend of Bhagat Singh
Best Editing Chandan Arora Company
Best Action Philip Ko & Abbas Ali Awara Paagal Deewana
Moghal
Best Art Direction Nitin Desai Devdas
Best Screenplay Mani Ratnam Saathiya
Best Cinematography Binod Pradhan Devdas
Best Choreography Saroj Khan Devdas - 'Dola Re'
Best Dialogue Gulzar & Jaideep Sahni Saathiya & Company
Best Story Jaideep Sahni Company

The prominent Filmfare Awards ceremony took shape in the year 1954. The awards
were introduced by the famous Filmfare magazine to acknowledge new talent in the
Indian film industry. The 49th award ceremony was held on 20th February in Mumbai.
The film ‘Kal Ho Naa Ho’ (directed by Nikhil Advani) won several awards for the year.
It was the second top-grossing movie in India as well as in the overseas market for
that year. The categories and the winners for the year 2004 are listed below.
The Winners For 49th Manikchand Filmfare Awards Were:

Best Actor Hrithik Roshan Koi Mil Gaya
Best Actress Preity Zinta Kal Ho Naa Ho
Best Film Rakesh Roshan Koi Mil Gaya
Best Director Rakesh Roshan Koi Mil Gaya
Best Debut Actor (Male) Shahid Kapoor Ishq Vishk
Best Debut Actor (Female) Lara Dutta & Priyanka Andaaz
Chopra
Best Supporting Actor Saif Ali Khan Kal Ho Na Ho
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Jaya Bachchan Kal Ho Na Ho
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Sanjay Dutt Munnabhai MBBS
Best Actor in a Negative Irfan Khan Haasil
Role
Best Music Direction Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy Kal Ho Naa Ho
Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar Kal Ho Naa Ho - 'Kal Ho Naa
Ho'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Sonu Nigam Kal Ho Naa Ho - 'Kal Ho Naa
Ho'
Best Playback Singer Shreya Ghoshal Jism - 'Jaadu Hai Nasha Hai'
(Female)

Best Actor Hrithik Roshan Koi Mil Gaya
Best Actress Urmila Matondkar Bhoot
Best Film Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. Rajkumar Hirani
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Sulochana, Nirupa Roy, B.R. Chopra
R. D. Burman Award Vishal-Shekhar
Power Awards Amitabh Bachchan, Shahrukh Khan

Best Background Score Viren Shah -
Best Editing Shimit Amin Bhoot
Best Action Amit Qayamat: A City Under
Threat
Best Art Direction Munish Sappal Pinjar
Best Sound Dwarak Warrior Bhoot
Best Screenplay Rajkumar Hirani, Lajan Munnabhai M.B.B.S.
Joseph, Vidhu Vinod
Chopra
Best Cinematography Asim Bajaj Chameli
Best Choreography Farah Khan Koi Mil Gaya - 'Idhar Chala
Main Udhar Chala'
Best Dialogue Abbas Tyrewala Munnabhai M.B.B.S.
Best Story Nagesh Kukunoor 3 Deewarein

The glitzy Filmfare Awards were incepted in the year 1954. Since then the awards are
constituted by the popular Filmfare magazine. The readers of the magazine choose
the winners for the awards. The 50th Golden Filmfare awards were held on 26th
February at the Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai. Sonali Bendre, Saif Ali Khan and
Farida Jalal were the hosts of the special evening. The grand night was inaugurated
with a song sung by Abhijeet Sawant and Amit Sana (‘Indian Idol’ finalists). Bollywood
actor Saif Ali Khan made his entry and lighted the ‘50 years’ drape fireworks display.
The film ‘Yuva’ (directed by Mani Ratnam) swept several awards for the year 2005.
The film was released in 2004 with the primary objective to motivate educated Indian
youth to enter politics. Here is the list of categories and winners for the year 2005.
The Winners For 50 Golden Filmfare Awards Were:

Best Actor Shahrukh Khan Swades
Best Actress Rani Mukerji Hum Tum
Best Film Yash Chopra Veer-Zaara
Best Director Kunal Kohli Hum Tum
Best Debut Actor (Female) Ayesha Takia Taarzan: The Wonder Car &
Dil Maange More
Best Supporting Actor Abhishek Bachchan Yuva
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Rani Mukerji Yuva
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Saif Ali Khan Hum Tum
Best Actor in a Negative Priyanka Chopra Aitraaz
Role
Best Music Direction Anu Malik Main Hoon Na
Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar Veer Zaara -'Tere Liye'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Kunal Ganjawala Murder - 'Bheege Honthh
Tere'
Best Playback Singer Alka Yagnik Hum Tum - 'Hum Tum'
(Female)

Best Actor Critics Award Pankaj Kapoor Maqbool
Best Actress Critics Award Kareena Kapoor Dev
Best Film Critics Award Govind Nihalani and Mani Dev and Yuva
Ratnam
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Rajesh Khanna
R. D. Burman Award Kunal Ganjawala
Power Awards Shahrukh Khan

Best Background Score A. R. Rahman Swades
Best Action Vikram Dharma Yuva
Best Art Direction Sabu Cyril Yuva
Best Sound Yash Chopra Dhoom
Best Screenplay Mani Ratnam Yuva
Best Cinematography Christopher Popp Lakshya
Best Choreography Prabhu Deva Lakshya - 'Main Aisa Kyon
Hoon'
Best Dialogue Aditya Chopra Veer-Zaara
Best Story Aditya Chopra Veer-Zaara
The 51st Filmfare Awards were held on 25th February at Bandra-Kurla Complex in
Mumbai. Javed Jaffari, Lara Dutta, Pooja Batra, and Tabu were the hosts for the
special night. The film ‘Black’ (directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali) swept nine filmfare
awards in various categories. The story of the film is partially set up on the true life
story of Helen Keller. It was also selected as one of the 10 Best Movies of the Year
2005 from across the globe by Time Magazine (Europe). Listed below are the proud
winners of the year 2006.
The Winners For 51st Fair One Filmfare Awards Were:

Best Actor Amitabh Bachchan Black
Best Actress Rani Mukherjee Black
Best Film Sanjay Leela Bhansali Black
Best Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali Black
Best Debut Actor (Male) Shiney Ahuja Hazaron Khwahishein Aisi
Best Debut Actor (Female) Vidya Balan Parineeta
Best Supporting Actor Abhishek Bachchan Sarkar
(Male)
Best Supporting Actor Ayesha Kapoor Black
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Akshay Kumar Garam Masala
Best Actor in a Negative Nana Patekar Apaharan
Role
Best Music Direction Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy Bunty Aur Babli
Best Lyricist Gulzar Kajra re (Bunty Aur Babli)
Best Playback Singer (Male) Himesh Reshammiya Aashiq Banaya Aapne
(Aashiq Banaya Aapne)
Best Playback Singer Alisha Chinai Kajra re (Bunty Aur Babli)
(Female)
Fair One Face Of The Year Vidya Balan Parineeta

Best Actor Critics Award Amitabh Bachchan Black
Best Actress Critics Award Rani Mukherjee Black
Category Winner
Life Time Achievement Award Shabana Azmi
R. D. Burman Award Shantanu Moitra
Power Awards Yash Chopa & Aditya Chopra

Best Background Score Monty Black
Best Editing Bela Sehgal Black
Best Action Allan Amin Dus
Best Art Direction Keshto Mondal, Tanushree Parineeta
Sarkar and Pradeep Sarkar
Best Sound Bishwadeep Chatterjee Parineeta
Best Screenplay Nina Arora and Manoj Tyagi Page 3
Best Cinematography Ravi K Chandran Black
Best Choreography Howard Rosemayer Parineeta - 'Kaise Yeh
Paheli'
Best Dialogue Prakash Jha Apaharan
Best Story Sudhir Mishra, Shiv Kumar, Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi
Subramanium & Ruchi
Narain

The Filmfare Awards are considered as one of the most prominent and oldest awards of
bollywood. The awards were first handed out in the year 1954. Since then all the award
ceremonies have been organized with loads of glamour and glitz. The awards were
established to honor best talent in the Hindi cinema industry. The winners of the
prestigious awards are chosen through the popular votes cast by the public. The 52nd
Fair One Filmfare Awards were held on 2nd February at Yash Raj Studios in Mumbai.
Shahrukh Khan, Karan Johar, Preity Zinta, and Juhi Chawla were the hosts for the
evening. The film ‘Rang De Basanti’ (directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra) grabbed
the highest number of awards for the year. The story throws light on the parallels
between Indians ruled by the British in the past and Indians ruled by corrupt politicians
of today. Listed below are the winners who swept the filmfare awards for the year 2007.
The Winners For 52nd Fair One Filmfare Awards Were:

Best Actor Hrithik Roshan Dhoom 2
Best Actress Kajol Fanaa
Best Film Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra Rang De Basanti
Best Director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra Rang De Basanti
Best Debut Actor (Female) Kangana Ranaut Gangster
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Abhishek Bachchan Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna
Best Supporting Actor Konkona Sen Sharma Omkara
(Female)
Best Actor in a Comic Role Arshad Warsi Lage Raho Munnabhai
Best Actor in a Negative Saif Ali Khan Omkara
Role
Best Music Direction A R Rahman Rang De Basanti
Best Lyricist Prasoon Joshi Fanaa - 'Chand Sifarish'
Best Playback Singer (Male) Shaan and Kailash Kher Fanaa - 'Chand Sifarish'
Best Playback Singer Sunidhi Chauhan Omkara - 'Beedi Jalayile'
(Female)
Sony Fair One Face of the Year Kangana Ranaut
Award

Best Actor Aamir Khan Rang De Basanti
Best Actress Kareena Kapoor Omkara
Best Film Rajkumar Hirani and Vidhu Lage Raho Munnabhai
Vinod Chopra
Category Winner
Lifetime Achievement Award Jaya Bachchan and Javed Akhtar
R. D. Burman Award Naresh Iyer
Powerhouse Awards Yash Chopra
Special Jury Recognition Deepak Dobriyal for film ‘Omkara’

Best Special FX - Krrish
Best Background Score SalimSulaiman Krrish
Best Editing P S Bharati Rang De Basanti
Best Action Siu Tung Ching, Sham Krrish
Kaushal
Best Art Direction Sameer Chanda Omkara
Best Sound Subhash Sahu, K J Singh Omkara
Best Screenplay Jaideep Sahni Khosla Ka Ghosla
Best Cinematography Binod Pradhan Rang De Basanti
Best Choreography Ganesh Acharya Beedi Jalayle (Omkara)
Best Dialogue Abhijit Joshi and Rajkumar Lage Raho Munnabhai
Hirani
Best Story Vidhu Vinod Chopra and Lage Raho Munnabhai
Rajkumar Hirani
Best Costume Design Dolly Ahluwalia Omkara

Filmfare Award is organized every year in Mumbai, with the aim of honoring the best talents of
Bollywood. The award ceremony of 2008 was yet another happening event in the history of
Hindi Film Industry, complete with all its pomp and show. The year 2008 witnessed the making
of a number of substantial movies in a row, such as 'Cheak De India' and 'Taate Zameen Par'. It
also saw the addition of promising new members, such as Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone,
in the fraternity of Bollywood. In the following lines, we have mentioned the list of winners of
Filmfare Awards 2008.
2008 Fimfare Awards Winners
Popular Awards
• Best Actor: Shah Rukh Khan (Chak De India)

• Best Actress: Kareena Kapoor (Jab We Met)
• Best Film: Aamir Khan (Taare Zameen Par)
• Best Director: Aamir Khan (Taare Zameen Par)
• Best Debut (Male): Ranbir Kapoor (Saawariya)
• Best Debut (Female): Deepika Padukone (Om Shanti Om)
• Best Supporting Actor (Male): Irrfan Khan (Life in a Metro)
• Best Supporting Actor (Female): Konkana Sen Sharma (Life in a Metro)
• Best Music Direction: A. R. Rehman (Guru)
• Best Lyricist: Prasoon Joshi ('Maa' - Taare Zameen Par)
• Best Playback Singer (Male): Shaan ('Jabse Tere Naina' - Saawariya)
• Best Playback Singer (Female): Shreya Ghoshal ('Barso Re' - Guru)
• Sony Head N Shoulders Fresh Face of Year Award: Deepika Padukone
Critics Awards
• Best Actor Critics Award: Darsheel Safary (Taare Zameen Par)

• Best Actress Critics Award: Tabu (Cheeni Kum)
• Best Film Critics Award: Shimit Amin (Chak De India)
Special Awards
• Life Time Achievement Award: (Rishi Kapoor)

• R. D. Burman Award: Monty Sharma (Saawariya)
• Power Awards: Yash Chopra & Aditya Chopra
Technical Awards
• Best Special Effects: Red Chillies Entertainment (Om Shanti Om)

• Best Background Score: A. R. Rahman (Guru)
• Best Editing: Amitabh Shukla (Chak De India)
• Best Action: Rob Miller (Chak De India)
• Best Art Direction: Samir Chanda (Guru)
• Best Sound: Leslie Fernandes (Johnny Gaddaar)
• Best Screenplay: Anurag Basu (Life in A Metro)
• Best Cinematography: Sudip Chatterjee (Chak De India)
• Best Choreography: Saroj Khan Barso Re (Guru)
• Best Dialogue: Imitiaz Ali (Jab We Met)
• Best Story: Amol Gupte (Taare Zameen Par)
• Best Costume Design: Sujata Sharma (Gandhi My Father)

Talents in Bollywood are honored every year, at the most celebrated ceremony of the
film industry - Filmfare Awards. The 54th Filmfare Awards 2009, held on 28th February at
the Yash Raj Studios in Mumbai, was one of the most watched events of the year. The
year 2009 saw the making of many big hits as well as forgettable flops. While films like
“Ghajini” (Aamir Khan) and “Rab Ne Banaa Di Jodi” (Shahrukh Khan), with big names in
the star cast, were big hits, even the debut performances in “Rock On!!’ (Farhan Akhtar)
and “Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na” (Imran Khan) were accepted by the audience
wholeheartedly. Go through the following lines to explore the list of winners of 54th
Filmfare Awards 2009.
Popular Awards
• Best Actor: Hrithik Roshan (Jodhaa Akbar)

• Best Actress: Priyanka Chopra (Fashion)
• Best Film: Jodhaa Akbar (Ashutosh Gowariker Productions)
• Best Director: Ashutosh Gowariker (Jodhaa Akbar)
• Best Debut (Male): Farhan Akhtar (Rock On!!) and Imran Khan (Jaane Tu... Ya
Jaane Na)
• Best Debut (Female): Asin Thottumkal (Ghajini)
• Best Supporting Acto r (Male): Arjun Rampal (Rock On!!)
• Best Supporting Actor (Female): Kangana Ranaut (Fashion)
• Best Music Direction: A.R. Rahman (Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na)
• Best Lyricist Javed Akhtar ("Jashn-E-Bahara" - Jodhaa Akbar)
• Best Playback Singer (Male): Sukhwinder Singh ("Haule Haule" - Rab Ne Bana
Di Jodi)
• Best Female Playback (Female): Shreya Ghoshal ("Teri Ore" - Singh Is Kinng)
Critics' Awards
• Best Actor Critics Award: Manjot Singh (Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!)
• Best Actress Critics Award: Shahana Goswami (Rock On!!)
• Best Film Critics Award: Nishikanth Kamath (Mumbai Meri Jaan)
Special Awards
• Lifetime Achievement Award: Bhanu Athaiya & Om Puri

• Special Performance Award: Prateik Babbar (Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na) & Purab
Kohli (Rock On!!)
• Best Scene of the Year: Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi
• RD Burman Award for New Music Talent: Benny Dayal
Technical Awards
• Best Special Effects: Weta Workshop and John Cox (Love 2050)
• Best Background Score: A. R. Rahman (Jodhaa Akbar)
• Best Editing: Amit Pawar (Mumbai Meri Jaan)
• Best Action: Peter Hein (Ghajini)
• Best Art Direction: Vandana Kataria, Angelica Bhowmick (Oye Lucky! Lucky
Oye!)
• Best Sound Recording: Baylon Fonseca, Vinod Subramanyam (Rock On!!)
• Best Screenplay: Yogesh Vinayak Joshi & Upendra Sidhaye (Mumbai
Meri Jaan)
• Best Cinematography: Jason West (Rock On!!)
• Best Choreography: Longinus Fernandes (Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na)
• Best Dialogue: Manu Rishi (Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!)
• Best Story: Abhishek Kapoor (Rock On!!)
• Best Costume Design: Manushee Sharma (Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!)
Filmfare Awards 2010 Nominations

The 55th Filmfare Awards 2010 is highly anticipated to maintain its glitter and shimmer,
the way it has been doing since 1953 - the year when it was started. The award
ceremony, which will be held in Mumbai on February 27th, is expected to become the
most happening event of the year. As the mega event is round the corner, everyone
from the film fraternity is excited about who all would be privileged to get the most
coveted Filmfare Awards, for their performances in the movies released last year.
Nominations from several categories, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor etc.,
have already poured in. In the following lines, we have enlisted the nominations for the
55th Filmfare Awards 2010.
Best Film
• 3 Idiots: Vinod Chopra Productions

• Dev.D: UTV Motion Pictures
• Kaminey: UTV Motion Pictures
• Love Aaj Kal: Illuminati Films
• Paa: AB Corp Ltd.
• Wake Up Sid: Dharma Productions
Best Director
• Anurag Kashyap (Dev D)

• Ayan Mukerji (Wake Up Sid)
• Imtiaz Ali (Love Aaj Kal)
• R. Balakrishnan (Paa)
• Rajkumar Hirani (3 Idiots)
• Vishal Bharadwaj (Kaminey)
Best Actor
• Aamir Khan (3 Idiots)

• Amitabh Bachchan (Paa)
• Ranbir Kapoor (Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani)
• Ranbir Kapoor (Wake Up Sid)
• Saif Ali Khan (Love Aaj Kal)
• Shahid Kapoor (Kaminey)
Best Actress
• Deepika Padukone (Love Aaj Kal)

• Kareena Kapoor (3 Idiots)
• Kareena Kapoor (Kurbaan)
• Katrina Kaif (New York)
• Priyanka Chopra (Kaminey)
• Vidya Balan (Paa)
Best Supporting Actor
• Amol Gupte (Kaminey)

• Boman Irani (3 Idiots)
• Neil Nitin Mukesh (New York)
• R. Madhavan (3 Idiots)
• Rishi Kapoor (Luck By Chance)
• Sharman Joshi (3 Idiots)
Best Supporting Actress
• Arundhati Nag (Paa)

• Divya Dutta (Delhi-6)
• Dimple Kapadia (Luck By Chance)
• Kalki Koechlin (Dev D)
• Shahana Goswami (Firaaq)
• Supriya Pathak (Wake Up Sid)
Best Music Director

• A.R. Rahman (Delhi-6)
• Amit Trivedi (Dev D)
• Pritam Chakraborty (Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani)
• Pritam Chakraborty (Love Aaj Kal)
• Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy (Wake Up Sid)
• Vishal Bharadwaj (Kaminey)
Best Lyricist
• Gulzar ("Dhan Te Nan” – Kaminey)

• Gulzar ("Kaminey" – Kaminey)
• Irshad Kamil ("Aaj Din Candya" - Love Aaj Kal)
• Javed Akhtar ("Iktara" - Wake Up Sid)
• Prasoon Joshi( "Masakali" - Delhi-6)
• Prasoon Joshi ( "Rehna Tu" - Delhi-6)
Best Male Playback Singer
• Atif Aslam ("Tu Jaane Na" - Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani)

• Javed Ali / Kailash Kher ("Arziyan" - Delhi-6)
• Mohit Chauhan( "Masakali" - Delhi-6)
• Rahat Fateh Ali Khan ("Aaj Din Chadya" - Love Aaj Kal)
• Sonu Nigam / Salim Merchant ("Shukran Allah" – Kurbaan)
• Sukhwinder Singh / Vishal Dadlani ("Dhan Te Nan" – Kaminey)
Best Female Playback Singer
• Alisha Chinai ("Tera Hone Laga" - Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani)

• Kavita Seth ("Iktara" - Wake Up Sid)
• Rekha Bhardwaj ("Genda Phool" - Delhi-6)
• Shilpa Rao ("Mudi Mudi" – Paa)
• Shreya Ghoshal ("Zoobi Doobi" - 3 Idiots)
• Sunidhi Chauhan ( "Chor Bazaari" - Love Aaj Kal)

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