Shefali Shah has got the best supporting actress award for her performance in 'The Last Lear'. Bhavna Talwar's directorial debut 'Dharm' that explored religious undercurrents has won the Nargis Dutt Award for best film on national integration.

Sharad Goekar is best child actor for his role in the Marathi film 'Tingya'.

The Indira Gandhi Award for best first film of a director goes to Shanker Raman for 'Frozen', which also wins the best cinematography award.

Sushil Rajpal's 'Antardwandwa' is best film on social issues; 'Foto', produced by Children's Film Society of India and directed by Virendra Saini, bags best children's film award.

The Bengal film industry's presence is minimal with Ruma Sengupta getting best costume designer award for her lavish costumes in 'Krishnakanter Will'.

The best music award goes to Ouseppachan for his score in the Malayalam 'Ore Kadal'.

Pattnam Rasheed gets best make up artist award for his work in Malayalam film 'Paradesi'.

The best feature films in various languages are 'Ballygunge Court' (Bengali), '1971' (Hindi), 'Gulabi Talkies' (Kannada), 'Ore Kadal' (Malayalam), 'Nirop' (Marathi), 'Periyar' (Tamil) and 'The Last Lear' (English).

The jury considered 102 feature and 106 non feature films before it made its selection.