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The 70th National Film Awards is ready to celebrate some of the most cherished and successful films in the industry, which have provided audiences with exceptional entertainment. This year, several deserving nominees have been recognized as the finest of the bunch.
This past year has seen some incredible films, from Yash’s gripping thriller KGF Chapter 2 and PS-I taking the title of Best Film, to Rishabh Shetty’s Kantara being hailed as the top entertainer. The lineup is filled with beloved movies that have made a mark. So, without delay, take a look at the complete list of all the winners that have been revealed.
Best Tamil Film: Ponniyin Selvan-I
Best Kannada Film: KGF Chapter 2
Best Telugu Film: Karthikeya 2
Best Malayalam Film: Saudi Vellakka CC.225/2009
Best Actor In A Leading Role: Rishabh Shetty for Kantara
Best Actress In A Leading Role: Nithya Menen for Thiruchitrambalam (tied with Manasi Parekh for Kutch Express)
Best Child Artist: Sreepath for Malikappuram (Malayalam)
Best Playback Singer Female: Bombay Jayashri for Saudi Vellakka CC.225/2009
Wholesome Entertainment: Kantara
Best Debut Director: Basti Dinesh Shenoy for Madhyantara (Malayalam)
Best Feature Film: Aattam (The Play)
Best Cinematography: Ravi Varman for Ponniyin Selvan-I
Best Screenplay: Mahesh Bhuvanend for Attam (The Play)
Best Sound Design: Aanand Krishnamoorthi for Ponniyin Selvan-I
Best Music Director: AR Rahman for Ponniyin Selvan-I
Best Choreography: Jani Master and Sathish Krishnan for Thiruchitrambalam
Special Mention: Kadhikan (Malayalam)
Well, the list surely includes some of the most-loved and popular films which have managed to captivate the audience in this past year. Congratulations to all the winners!
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Look what you made her do, Ye!
The feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West seems far from over, with the two musicians persistently taking digs at each other.
On Thursday, August 15, the Bad Blood singer released a retitled version of her diss track, thanK you aIMee — which initially spelled KIM in capital letters — on a new digital version of The Tortured Poets Department album. This time, Swift seems to be taking aim at Kardashian’s ex-husband, Kanye West.
The aforementioned track on Swift’s brand-new version of the TTPD disc capitalizes the words thank You aimEe, which appears to be a reference to the Donda rapper, who now famously goes by Ye. The song is the live rendition the singer performed at her Eras Tour show in Wembley in July, where she mashed it with Mean, another song that talks about a bully, from her album, Speak Now.
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Swift’s move comes shortly after the Text founder name-dropped her and her Super Bowl-winning boyfriend, Travis Kelce, on his recent album, Vultures 2. “I twist my Taylor spliffs tight at the end like Travis Kelce,” he rapped in his song, Lifestyle (Demo). The latter part of the lyric references Kelce’s position in his team.
The perceived barb directed at Kanye by the Lover singer called for a double celebration among Swifties, who helped Taylor block Kanye’s latest project from taking the number-one spot on the Billboard 200 chart. Earlier this week, the 14-time Grammy winner made history by breaking West’s record of having 11 consecutive No. 1 albums on the said music chart, as her TTPD reigned atop it for the 14th week since its release in April.
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Swift and Ye’s decades-long feud dates back to the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, where the rapper famously interrupted her Best Female Video award acceptance speech to announce that he believed Beyoncé should have won the accolade instead.
The duo seemingly made up after the incident, but the feud was reignited after West name-dropped Swift on his 2016 song Famous, in which he sang: “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sx / Why? I made that b*** famous.” Kim, his wife at the time, supported him through the conflict.
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