The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) awards night culminated in a spectacular awards ceremony, celebrating the best of Indian cinema in grand style. This year’s awards honoured some of the most outstanding talents and films from the Indian film industry, marking an unforgettable night for both the winners and the attendees. Ram Charan and Dr AR Rahman bagged the top two honours for their incredible cinematic achievements. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In a highly anticipated announcement, Kartik Aaryan took home the Best Actor award for his remarkable performance in Chandu Champion, further solidifying his position as one of the most versatile actors in contemporary Indian cinema.

Acclaimed filmmakers Kabir Khan and Nithilan Swaminathan were jointly awarded Best Director for their exceptional work on Chandu Champion and Maharaja.

In addition to these major awards, two films received special recognition for their outstanding contributions to Indian cinema. Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s 12th Fail was acknowledged for its inspiring narrative, and Kiran Rao’s Laapataa Ladies was honoured for its innovative approach and storytelling.

The 15th IFFM Awards brought together some of the most renowned talents from India, making it a night to remember. The festival, which is taken this year from August 15th to 25th, 2024, features a diverse range of films that showcase the rich tapestry of Indian cinema, with the awards ceremony serving as the perfect conclusion to a week of cinematic.

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Below is the list of Winners:

Excellence in Cinema: Dr AR Rahman

Ambassador of Indian Art &amp; Culture: Ram Charan

Equality in Cinema: Dunki

Diversity Champion: Rasika Dugal

Disruptor in Cinema: Adarsh Gourav

Breakout Film of the Year - Amar Singh Chamkila

Short Film Competition - The Vegemite Sandwich and Special Mention to Echo

Best Documentary - Trolley Times&nbsp; 
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Best Film from the Subcontinent- The Red Suitcase from Nepal 
Series

Best Series - Kohhra&nbsp;

Best Actor in a Series - Arjun Mathur for Made In Heaven Season 2

Best Actress in a Series - Nimisha Sajayan for Poacher&nbsp;

Best Film (Critics Choice) - Laapata Ladies

Best Director (Critics Choice) - Dominic Sangma for Rimdogittanga (Rapture)

Best Performance of the Year (Critics) - Vikrant Massey for 12th Fail&nbsp;

Jury Awards

Best Actress - Parvathy Thiruvothu for Ullozhukku (Undercurrent)&nbsp;

Best Actor - Kartik Aaryan for Chandu Champion&nbsp;

Best Director - Kabir Khan for Chandu Champion and Nithilan Swaminathan for Maharaja&nbsp;

Best Film - 12th Fail

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) awards night culminated in a spectacular awards ceremony, celebrating the best of Indian cinema in grand style. This year’s awards honoured some of the most outstanding talents and films from the Indian film industry, marking an unforgettable night for both the winners and the attendees.

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) awards night culminated in a spectacular awards ceremony, celebrating the best of Indian cinema in grand style. This year’s awards honoured some of the most outstanding talents and films from the Indian film industry, marking an unforgettable night for both the winners and the attendees. Ram Charan and Dr AR Rahman bagged the top two honours for their incredible cinematic achievements. In a highly anticipated announcement, Kartik Aaryan took home the Best Actor award for his remarkable performance in Chandu Champion, further solidifying his position as one of the most versatile actors in contemporary Indian cinema. Acclaimed filmmakers Kabir Khan and Nithilan Swaminathan were jointly awarded Best Director for their exceptional work on Chandu Champion and Maharaja. In addition to these major awards, two films received special recognition for their outstanding contributions to Indian cinema. Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s 12th Fail was acknowledged for its inspiring narrative, and Kiran Rao’s Laapataa Ladies was honoured for its innovative approach and storytelling. The 15th IFFM Awards brought together some of the most renowned talents from India, making it a night to remember. The festival, which is taken this year from August 15th to 25th, 2024, features a diverse range of films that showcase the rich tapestry of Indian cinema, with the awards ceremony serving as the perfect conclusion to a week of cinematic. Also read: Emmy 2024: Eugene and Dan Levy to make history as first father-son hosting duo Below is the list of Winners: Excellence in Cinema: Dr AR Rahman Ambassador of Indian Art & Culture: Ram Charan Equality in Cinema: Dunki Diversity Champion: Rasika Dugal Disruptor in Cinema: Adarsh Gourav Breakout Film of the Year - Amar Singh Chamkila Short Film Competition - The Vegemite Sandwich and Special Mention to Echo Best Documentary - Trolley Times Best Film from the Subcontinent- The Red Suitcase from Nepal Series Best Series - Kohhra Best Actor in a Series - Arjun Mathur for Made In Heaven Season 2 Best Actress in a Series - Nimisha Sajayan for Poacher Best Film (Critics Choice) - Laapata Ladies Best Director (Critics Choice) - Dominic Sangma for Rimdogittanga (Rapture) Best Performance of the Year (Critics) - Vikrant Massey for 12th Fail Jury Awards Best Actress - Parvathy Thiruvothu for Ullozhukku (Undercurrent) Best Actor - Kartik Aaryan for Chandu Champion Best Director - Kabir Khan for Chandu Champion and Nithilan Swaminathan for Maharaja Best Film - 12th Fail

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IFFM 2024 winners: Kartik Aaryan, 12th Fail bag top honours, check full list here