The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) Awards once again took centre stage, honouring the finest cinematic gems from the Indian film industry.

The awards ceremony, held at the iconic Hamer Hall in Melbourne, created an unforgettable night to celebrate cinematic brilliance.

Rani Mukerji for Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway and Mohit Agarwal took home the top acting honours while Sita Ramam was announced the Best Film, and Kannada Filmmaker Prithvi Konanur took home the&nbsp;Best Director for&nbsp;Hadinelentu (Seventeeners).

Marking 25 years in the&nbsp;Indian film industry, Director Karan Johar was honoured&nbsp;for his impeccable contribution to the world of cinema.&nbsp;

Here is the complete list of winners:

Jury Awards

Best Documentary 
To Kill A Tiger

Best Indie Film 
Agra

Best Performance in Film (MALE) 
Mohit Agarwal for Agra

Best Performance in a film (FEMALE) 
Rani Mukerji for Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway&nbsp;

Best Director 
Prithvi Konanur - Hadinelentu (Seventeeners)

Best Film 
Sita Ramam

Best Performance (MALE) in a Series 
Vijay Varma for Dahaad

Best Performance (FEMALE) in a series 
Rajshri Deshpande for Trial By Fire

Best Series 
Jubilee

Best Short Film - People’s Choice 
Connection Kya Hain by Nilesh Naik

Best Short Film - &nbsp;Australia 
Home by Mark Russel Bernard&nbsp;

Honorary Awards

Equality in Cinema Awards - Darlings

People’s Choice Award -&nbsp;Pathaan

Rising Global Superstar of Indian Cinema - Kartik Aaryan

Diversity in Cinema Award - Mrunal Thakur

Disruptor Award - Bhumi Pednekar

Rainbow Stories Award to Onir for Pine Cone

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The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) Awards once again took centre stage, honouring the finest cinematic gems from the Indian film industry. The awards ceremony, held at the iconic Hamer Hall in Melbourne, created an unforgettable night to celebrate cinematic brilliance.

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) Awards once again took centre stage, honouring the finest cinematic gems from the Indian film industry. The awards ceremony, held at the iconic Hamer Hall in Melbourne, created an unforgettable night to celebrate cinematic brilliance. Rani Mukerji for Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway and Mohit Agarwal took home the top acting honours while Sita Ramam was announced the Best Film, and Kannada Filmmaker Prithvi Konanur took home the Best Director for Hadinelentu (Seventeeners). Marking 25 years in the Indian film industry, Director Karan Johar was honoured for his impeccable contribution to the world of cinema. Here is the complete list of winners: Jury Awards Best Documentary To Kill A Tiger Best Indie Film Agra Best Performance in Film (MALE) Mohit Agarwal for Agra Best Performance in a film (FEMALE) Rani Mukerji for Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway Best Director Prithvi Konanur - Hadinelentu (Seventeeners) Best Film Sita Ramam Best Performance (MALE) in a Series Vijay Varma for Dahaad Best Performance (FEMALE) in a series Rajshri Deshpande for Trial By Fire Best Series Jubilee Best Short Film - People’s Choice Connection Kya Hain by Nilesh Naik Best Short Film - Australia Home by Mark Russel Bernard Honorary Awards Equality in Cinema Awards - Darlings People’s Choice Award - Pathaan Rising Global Superstar of Indian Cinema - Kartik Aaryan Diversity in Cinema Award - Mrunal Thakur Disruptor Award - Bhumi Pednekar Rainbow Stories Award to Onir for Pine Cone

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IFFM 2023 Winners: Rani Mukerji, Kartik Aaryan take top honours, check full list