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NFDC has produced and financed more than 300 films in 18 Indian languages as well as co-produced 15 award winning international films including Gandhi, Salam Bombay, Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro, Adi Shankaracharya, Mirch Masala, Making of Mahatma and Train to Pakistan, amongst many. In the last decade, NFDC produced / co-produced 23 films in 12 Indian languages, and introduced 15 new filmmakers. Over the years NFDC has worked with some of the most acclaimed filmmakers of India including Satyajit Ray, Mira Nair, Aparna Sen, Shyam Benegal, Govind Nihalani, Mrinal Sen, Richard Attenborogh, Adoor Gopalakrishnan and Ketan Mehta. NFDC is breaking new grounds by co-producing projects involving public-private partnerships. NFDC facilitates line production services of shooting in India and animation services of overseas clients. NFDC organizes Film Bazaar India- a co-production and distribution market for the South Asian region alongside the International Film Festival of India, Goa. NFDC has its own home grown VOD platform www.cinemasofindia.com streaming over 100 feature films.

We extend our elite congratulations to Yami Gautam for securing the prestigious National Award for her stellar performan...
07/09/2026

We extend our elite congratulations to Yami Gautam for securing the prestigious National Award for her stellar performance in the Hindi feature film, Article 370. Her powerful, nuanced portrayal of a fierce intelligence officer earned widespread critical acclaim and resonated deeply with audiences nationwide, capturing the intense socio-political fabric of the narrative with absolute brilliance.

Honouring exceptional artistic excellence and dedication to the craft of Indian cinema.

Mammootty and Kartik Aaryan share the Best Actor honour at the 72nd National Film Awards, recognised for their performan...
07/09/2026

Mammootty and Kartik Aaryan share the Best Actor honour at the 72nd National Film Awards, recognised for their performances in Bramayugam (Malayalam) and Chandu Champion (Hindi), respectively.

In Bramayugam, Mammootty delivers a commanding performance as the enigmatic Kodumon Potti, bringing menace, authority and complexity to the character. In Chandu Champion, Kartik Aaryan portrays Murlikant Petkar with remarkable physical and emotional commitment, tracing the journey of an athlete who refuses to give up.
Two performances that stood apart, earning the Rajat Kamal for Best Actor at the 72nd National Film Awards.

07/09/2026

A moment of immense pride for Athish S Shetty, who describes receiving the Rajat Kamal for Best Child Artist at the 72nd National Film Awards as a deeply special honour.

Recognised for his performance in Mithya (Kannada), Athish shares what this recognition means to him and the people who have been part of his journey.

The 72nd National Film Awards honour Indian films made in 2024. In the Feature Films Section, Amaran has been recognised...
07/09/2026

The 72nd National Film Awards honour Indian films made in 2024. In the Feature Films Section, Amaran has been recognised with two National Awards; Best Direction for Rajkumar Periasamy and Best Editing for R. Kalaivannan.
Two distinct crafts, both central to how a film takes shape. Direction gives the story its vision and cinematic language; editing shapes the material into its final rhythm and form.

For Amaran, both found recognition at the 72nd National Film Awards.
Congratulations to Rajkumar Periasamy, R. Kalaivannan and the entire team of Amaran on this well-earned recognition.

The 72nd National Film Awards honour Indian films made in 2024. In the Feature Films Section, 35 - Chinna Katha Kaadu ha...
07/09/2026

The 72nd National Film Awards honour Indian films made in 2024. In the Feature Films Section, 35 - Chinna Katha Kaadu has been recognised with the award for Best Children’s Film.
Directed by Nanda Kishore Emani, the Telugu film also brought recognition to Arundev Pothula, who won Best Child Artist at this edition of the National Film Awards.

A film that earned recognition for both its filmmaking and its young talent.
Congratulations to the team of 35 - Chinna Katha Kaadu and specially Arundev Pothula on this well-deserved National Award recognition.

06/09/2026

We extend our heartiest congratulations to the exceptionally talented Deepali Noor on winning the Best Costume Designer award at the 72nd National Film Awards for her phenomenal work in ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’.

Her creative vision and meticulously crafted designs beautifully brought the characters to life, enriching the film’s visual narrative and captivating audiences nationwide. Expressing her profound happiness on this milestone achievement, Deepali shares how incredibly special and fulfilling this national recognition is for her entire journey.

06/09/2026

We are absolutely thrilled and immensely proud to congratulate the incredibly talented Riddhiman Banerjee on winning the prestigious Best Child Artist award at the 72nd National Film Awards 2024 for his brilliant performance in the film Onko Ki Kothin.

Sharing his excitement on this monumental milestone, Riddhiman expressed his profound happiness and gratitude, inspiring us all with his dedication and natural charm on the big screen. Your achievement brings immense pride to the entire community.

We wish you a stellar journey ahead filled with many more accolades and creative milestones.

06/09/2026

We extend our heartiest congratulations to the visionary filmmaker Amartya Bhattacharyya on winning the Best Odia Film award for his brilliant directorial feature, “Lahari”, at the 72nd National Film Awards.

Reflecting on this incredible achievement, Amartya shared his profound happiness and gratitude for the immense love the film has received. This recognition is a stellar testament to his unique storytelling, visual artistry, and dedication to bringing deep, content-driven regional narratives to the grand national stage.

Kudos to the entire cast, crew, and team of Lahari for bringing this pride and glory to Odisha.

Long after the credits roll, their lessons remain.Cinema captures stories, but teachers build the people who make histor...
05/09/2026

Long after the credits roll, their lessons remain.

Cinema captures stories, but teachers build the people who make history. This Teacher’s Day, we take a look back at some of the most powerful educators depicted in Indian cinema—mentors who broke barriers, fought systems, and turned barefoot dreamers into legends.

Celebrating the true authors of our future. Happy Teacher’s Day!

05/09/2026

A recognition that feels special, not just for Abhay Jodhpurkar, but for everyone who was part of the journey.

Speaking after winning the Best Male Playback Singer award at the 72nd National Film Awards, Abhay reflects on what this honour means to him and the people who helped bring the music to life.

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