At the 6th Critics Choice Awards, Vikrant Massey’s film “12th Fail” wins the award for Best Feature Film, while “Kohrra’ clinching the award for Best Web Series
New Delhi, 13 March 2024
At the 6th Critics Choice Awards, Vikrant Massey’s film “12th Fail” maintained its winning streak by taking home the Best Feature Film trophy in a glamorous evening of film celebration. Awards were given in 24 categories including feature films, short films, and web series, the event took place in Mumbai and honored exceptional talent..
Directed by the acclaimed Vidhu Vinod Chopra, ’12th Fail’ not only dazzled at the Filmfare Awards but now adds another feather to its cap with this Critics’ Choice triumph. The film resonated with audiences and critics alike, earning accolades for its compelling narrative and stellar performances.
Among the notable winners, Shefali Shah stood tall as the Best Actress for her remarkable portrayal in ‘Three of Us.’ Jaideep Ahlawat earned the Best Supporting Actor award for ‘Jaane Jaan,’ while veteran actress Deepti Naval was honored with the Best Supporting Actress award for her captivating performance in ‘Goldfish.’
The web series category witnessed the rise of ‘Kohrra’ on Netflix, clinching the Best Web Series award. Additionally, ‘Jubilee’ made a significant impact, with Vikramaditya Motwane being recognized as the Best Director for the series. The dominance continued as Disney Plus Hotstar was crowned the Best OTT Platform of the Year, solidifying its reputation as a hub for quality content.
The Critics’ Choice Awards not only celebrated the cinematic achievements of the past year but also highlighted the diversity and depth of talent in the Indian entertainment industry. As ’12th Fail’ basks in its success, it becomes a symbol of excellence, a testament to the collaborative efforts that bring compelling stories to life on the big screen.
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