Recently, the organizers announced filmmaker Zoya Akhtar to announce the nominations for the first ever Critics Choice Film Awards, however, in a recent update, Vidya Balan will also be gracing the event.
Vidya Balan who has set a benchmark with her phenomenal work will be a part of Film Critics Guild and Motion Content Group’s joint initiation to felicitate the outstanding artists in the film world across the nation.
At an event in Mumbai, on the 9th of April, Vidya Balan along with director Zoya Akhtar would unveil the nominations for the first Critics Choice Awards.
After a successful outing at the Critics’ Choice Short Film Awards, the Film Critics Guild and Motion Content Group have joined hands once again to present the first-ever Critics Choice Film Awards, a pan-India awards body, which is the only title after the prestigious National Film awards to award filmmaking in eight major languages.
The awards will be a celebration of the best of Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam cinema.
In December 2018, the Film Critics Guild and Motion Content Group collaborated to announce a one of its kind Critics Choice Short Film Awards. With entries coming in from all parts of the country, a panel comprising of India’s top film critics who first curated and shortlisted the nominees. The Guild as a whole then voted for and felicitated the best short films from across the country with the aim of acknowledging and appreciating the rising growth of the industry as a whole.
Vidya Balan who has set a benchmark with her phenomenal work will be a part of Film Critics Guild and Motion Content Group’s joint initiation to felicitate the outstanding artists in the film world across the nation.
At an event in Mumbai, on the 9th of April, Vidya Balan along with director Zoya Akhtar would unveil the nominations for the first Critics Choice Awards.
After a successful outing at the Critics’ Choice Short Film Awards, the Film Critics Guild and Motion Content Group have joined hands once again to present the first-ever Critics Choice Film Awards, a pan-India awards body, which is the only title after the prestigious National Film awards to award filmmaking in eight major languages.
The awards will be a celebration of the best of Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam cinema.
In December 2018, the Film Critics Guild and Motion Content Group collaborated to announce a one of its kind Critics Choice Short Film Awards. With entries coming in from all parts of the country, a panel comprising of India’s top film critics who first curated and shortlisted the nominees. The Guild as a whole then voted for and felicitated the best short films from across the country with the aim of acknowledging and appreciating the rising growth of the industry as a whole.
