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31st Filmfare Awards

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1983, 1985

Site
  
Mumbai

Date
  
1984

The 31st Filmfare Awards were held in 1984, with the Indian New Wave at its peak. The biggest winner was a film belonging to the Parallel Cinema genre, Ardh Satya, a hard-hitting look at the corruption prevalent in the system and the politician-police-criminal nexus.

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Shabana Azmi set a record that still is not equalled, becoming the only actor or actress to receive 4 nominations for the Best Actor or Actress Award, with 4 nominations for the Best Actress Award in 1984.

Best Film

Ardh Satya

  • Arth
  • Avtaar
  • Betaab
  • Masoom

    • Best Director

    Govind Nihalani – Ardh Satya

  • Mahesh Bhatt – Arth
  • Mohan Kumar – Avtaar
  • Rahul Rawail – Betaab
  • Shekhar Kapoor – Masoom

    • Best Actor

    Naseeruddin Shah – Masoom

  • Kamal Haasan – Sadma
  • Om Puri – Ardh Satya
  • Rajesh Khanna – Avtaar
  • Sunny Deol – Betaab

    • Best Actress

    Shabana Azmi – Arth

  • Shabana Azmi – Avtaar
  • Shabana Azmi – Mandi
  • Shabana Azmi – Masoom
  • Sridevi – Sadma

    • Best Supporting Actor

    Sadashiv Amrapurkar – Ardh Satya

  • Amitabh Bachchan – Andha Kanoon
  • Naseeruddin Shah – Katha
  • Naseeruddin Shah – Mandi
  • Raj Babbar – Agar Tum Na Hote

    • Best Supporting Actress

    Rohini Hattangadi – Arth

  • Padmini Kolhapure – Souten
  • Rekha – Mujhe Insaaf Chahiye
  • Smita Patil – Arth
  • Smita Patil – Mandi

    • Best Comic Actor

    Utpal Dutt – Rang Birangi

  • Deven Verma – Rang Birangi
  • Dharmendra – Naukar Biwi Ka
  • Kader Khan – Himmatwala
  • Shakti Kapoor – Mawaali

    • Best Story

    Ardh Satya – S.D. Panwalkar

  • Arth – Mahesh Bhatt
  • Avtaar – Mohan Kumar
  • Betaab – Javed Akhtar
  • Sadma – Balu Mahendra

    • Best Screenplay

    Ardh Satya – Vijay Tendulkar

    Best Dialogue

    Arth – Mahesh Bhatt

    Best Music

    Masoom – R.D. Burman

  • Betaab – R.D. Burman
  • Hero – Laxmikant-Pyarelal
  • Razia Sultan – Khayyam
  • Souten – Usha Khanna

    • Best Lyrics

    Masoom – Gulzar for Tujhse Naraaz Nahin

  • Agar Tum Na Hote – Gulshan Bawra for Agar Tum Na Hote
  • Betaab – Anand Bakshi for Jab Hum Jawaan Honge
  • Souten – Saawan Kumar for Shayad Meri Shaadi Ka Khayal
  • Souten – Saawan Kumar for Zindagi Pyaar Ka Geet

    • Best Playback Singer, Male

    Agar Tum Na Hote – Kishore Kumar for Agar Tum Na Hote

  • Betaab – Shabbir Kumar for Jab Hum Jawaan Honge
  • Betaab – Shabbir Kumar for Parbaton Se Aaj
  • Ek Jaan Hain Hum – Shabbir Kumar for Yaad Teri Aayegi
  • Souten – Kishore Kumar for Shayad Meri Shaadi Ka Khayal

    • Best Playback Singer, Female

    Masoom – Aarti Mukherjee for Do Naina Ek Kahani

  • Hero – Anuradha Paudwal for Tu Mera Hero Hai
  • Laal Chunariya – Chandrani Mukherjee for Aaja Ke Teri Raahon Main

    • Best Art Direction

    Razia Sultan

    Best cinematography

    Vijeta

    Best Sound

    Vijeta

    Best Editing

    Vijeta

    Best Film

    Sookha

    Best Documentary

    Veer Savarkar

    Most Wins

  • Ardh Satya – 5
  • Masoom – 4
  • Vijeta – 3
  • Arth – 3

    • References

    31st Filmfare Awards Wikipedia
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