President Kovind to give away 65th National Film Awards today. Click here for complete list of Winners.

President Ram Nath Kovind will present the 65th National Film Awards to the winners in Delhi in New Delhi today. Late Sri Devi has been selected as the Best Actress for the movie MOM while Riddhi Sen has been selected for Best Actor for his role in Bengali film -Nagarkirtan.

Internationally acclaimed movie Village Rockstars, directed by Assam daughter Rima Das, will take away a number of awards at the prestigious ceremony. While the movie has been selected as the Best Feature Film, actress Bhanita Das will take home the Best Child Artist award. Rima Das will also receive the Best Editing award for her movie.

Here is the list of all the winners:

Dada Saheb Phalke Award: Vinod Khanna

Best Director: Jayaraj for Bhayanakam (Malayalam)

Best Feature Film: Village Rockstars (Assamese)

Best Child artist: Bhanita Das (Village Rockstars)

Best Editing: Reema Das (Village Rockstars)

Best Film Critic: Giridhar Jha

Special Mention for Film Criticism: Sunil Mishra of Madhya Pradesh

Special Mention Award: Marathi Film – Murakhiya; Odia film: Hello RC; Take Off- Malayalam; Pankaj Tripathi bags a Special Mention award for Newton; Malayalam actor Parvathy too gets a special mention

Best Regional Film: Ladhakh

Best Marathi Film: Kaccha Limbu

Best Malayam Film: Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum

Best Hindi Film: Newton

Best Bengali Film: Mayurakshi

Best Assamese Film: Ishu

Best Tamil Film: To Let

Best Telugu film: Gazi

BEST Gujarati film: DHH

Best Kannada film: Hebbettu Ramakka

Best Action Direction: Baahubali 2

Best choreography: Toilet Ek Prem Katha (Ganesh Acharya is the choreographer)

Best Special Effects: Baahubali 2

Special Jury Award: Nagar Kirtan(Bengali)

Best lyrics for song Muthu Ratna, for Kannada film March 22

Best Music Direction: A R Rahman for Kaatru Veliyidai

Background score: A R Rahman for Mom

Best Make Up artist- Ram Razak for Nagar Kirtan

Best Production Design: Santosh Rajan (Malayalam)

Best Original Screenplay: Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum