The 72nd National Film Awards for the year 2024 have been announced, recognising the best achievements across Indian cinema. Article 370 took home the Best Feature Film award, while Rajkumar Periasamy won Best Direction for Amaran and Mammootty shared the Best Actor award with Kartik Aaryan for Bramayugam and Chandu Champion respectively. Here is the full list of winners, arranged by film industry.

Tamil Cinema

Amaran — Best Direction (Rajkumar Periasamy), Best Editing (R Kalaivanan), Best Background Music (GV Prakash Kumar)

Raayan — Best Tamil Film (Producer: Sun TV Network; Director: Dhanush)

Maharaja — Best Supporting Actress (Sachana Namidass, shared), Best Action Direction (Anl Arasu)

Captain Miller — Best Feature Film Promoting National, Social and Environmental Values; Special Mention (Dhanush)

Meiyazhagan — Special Mention (Film Sound Mix Engineer: Suren G)

Malayalam Cinema

Bramayugam — Best Actor in a Leading Role (Mammootty, shared), Best Cinematography (Shehnad Jalal)

Feminichi Fathima — Best Malayalam Film

A R M — Best Female Playback Singer (Vaikom Vijayalakshmi, for Angu Vaana Konilu)

Telugu Cinema

Kalki 2898 AD — Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment, Best Production Design (Nitin Zihani Choudhary)

Pushpa: The Rule Part 02 — Best Screenplay Original (Bandreddi Sukumar), Best Costume Design (Deepali Noor & Sheetal Sharma)

Lucky Baskhar — Best Dialogue Writer (Venky Atluri)

Committee Kurrollu — Best Telugu Film, Best Make-up (P Ravi Kumar)

35 Chinna Katha Kaadu — Best Children's Film, Best Child Artist (Arundev Pothula, shared)

Hindi Cinema

Article 370 — Best Feature Film, Best Actress (Yami Gautam), Best Music Direction Songs (Shashwat Sachdev)

Chandu Champion — Best Actor in a Leading Role (Kartik Aaryan, shared)

Swatantrya Veer Savarkar — Best Debut Director (Randeep Hooda)

Srikanth — Best Hindi Film

Bhakshak — Best Supporting Actor (Sanjay Mishra)

Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 — Best Sound Design (Manas Choudhary)

Stree 2 — Best Choreography (Vijay Ganguly, for Aaj Ki Raat)

Maidaan — Best Lyrics (Manoj Muntashir, for Jaane Do)

Kannada Cinema

Mithya — Best Kannada Film, Best Supporting Actress (Ropashree Varkady, shared), Best Child Artist (Athish S Shetty, shared)

Marathi Cinema

Gharat Ganpati — Best Male Playback Singer (Abhay Jodhpurkar, for Navasachi Gauri Mazi)

Swargandharva Sudhir Phadke — Best Adapted Screenplay (Yogesh Deshpande)

Mukkam Post Bombilwadi — Best Marathi Film

Other Languages

Juiphool — Best Assamese Film

Chalchitra Ekhon — Best Bengali Film

Maaran — Best Gujarati Film

Mog Asum — Best Konkani Film

Sunita — Best Manipuri Film

Lahari — Best Odia Film

Dholi — Best Garhwali Film

IMBU — Best Tulu Film

Non-Feature Films

Bhangaar — Best Non-Feature Film

Ram-Nami — Best Documentary

Angen — Best Debut Director (Non-Feature)

Piplantri: A Tale of Eco Feminism — Best Non-Feature Film Promoting Social and Environmental Values

Touched as Water — Best Animation Film

Hamsafar — Best Short Film

Statue of Unity: Ekta ka Prateek — Best Direction Non-Feature (Aanand L Rai)

Best Writing on Cinema

Best Book on Cinema: Naaniruvude Nimagaagi Naadiruvude Nanagaagi (Kannada) by Kenchanuru Pradeep Kumar Shetty

Best Film Critic: Sanjeev Shrivastava (Hindi)