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Aamir, Shah Rukh, Kareena win Filmfare Awards
Noreen Aslam

Mumbai—Superstar Aamir Khan Saturday night won the Filmfare Best Director Award for “Taare Zameen Par”, which was also adjudged the best film, while Shah Rukh Khan (“Chak De! India”) and Kareena Kapoor (“Jab We Met”) won the awards for the Best Leading Actors in the male and female categories respectively. The glittering 53rd Fair One Filmfare Awards ceremony at the Yash Raj Studios here went on till wee hours of Sunday. It was here attended by leading Bollywood celebrities.
The Critics’ Award for Best Film went to Shimit Amin’s “Chak De! India”. The film also won the Best Cinematography Award. In the Critics’ Award series, Tabu was named the best actress for “Cheeni Kum” and child artist Darsheel Safari (“Taare Zammen Par”) was named the Best Actor. Rishi Kapoor got a standing ovation as he won the Lifetime Achievement Award. While the Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Male) went to Irrfan Khan for “Life In A Metro”, the Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female) award went to Konkana Sen Sharma for the same film.
A.R. Rahman bagged the award for best music in “Guru” and also for the best background score. Smita Thackeray who is accompanied by David Dhawan, announces the next award for Best Male Singer. While Shaan (“Jabse Tere Naina” from “Saawariya”) was named the best male singer, Shreya Ghoshal (“Barso Re” from “Guru”) was adjudged the best female singer. The Best Lyrics Award was won by Prasoon Joshi (“Ma” from “Taare Zameen Par”).
The Best Story Award went to Amol Gupte for “Taare Zameen Par”, the award for the best screenplay went to Anurag Basu for “Life In A Metro”, and Imtiaz Ali was honoured for the best dialogue (“Jab We Met”). Deepila Padukone of “Om Shanti Om” won the Fresh Face of the Year Award as well as the Best Female Debutante, while the Best Male Debutant Award went to Ranbir Kapoor (“Saawariya”).
Meanwhile, Yash Raj Studios in Mumbai, where most Bollywood stars have played their parts in movie shoots, saw them playing themselves when they walked through its iron gates and down the red carpet to attend the 53rd Fair One Filmfare Awards 2007 ceremony. It was an evening of glitz and glamour when the denizens of Bollywood showed themselves in their personal best and with expectations.
The function Saturday evening started with the national anthem and then the stage was taken over by Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Saif Ali Khan as they acted as emcees of the evening with beautiful Vidya Balan playing co-host. After the announcement of a few technical awards, the colourful function reached its crescendo when the rising star, the energetic Neil Nitin Mukesh, who had debuted with last year’s “Johnny Gaddar”, danced with a bevy of girls to the tune of a song from the movie.

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