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  • September 22, 2026

    72nd National Film Awards: Why are 2024 Indian films being awarded in 2026?

    72nd National Film Awards: Why are 2024 Indian films being awarded in 2026?

    The 72nd National Film Awards are being presented in 2026, but the winning films belong to the 2024 cycle. Here’s why the awards are arriving two years later. Continue reading

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