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A glimpse of pride in a nine-piece saree! 'Shyamchi Aai' brings national honour to Marathi films
New Delhi, September 23, 2025: The National Film Awards ceremony, considered the highest honour of the Indian cinema, was celebrated yesterday (September 22) at Vigyan Bhawan. Marathi cinema once again enhanced its reputation at this 71st National Film Awards ceremony. The film 'Shyamchi Aai' directed by Sujay Dahake received the 'Best Marathi Film' award, while the artist in this film, Amrita Arunrao, received the award from President Draupadi Murmu in a nine-piece saree, raising the pride of Marathi culture. This success has filled the chest of Marathi fans with pride, and their enthusiasm is visible on social media.
This National Film Awards ceremony is organized every year to honour the best works of art in cinema. This year, the ceremony was held in the presence of President Draupadi Murmu, in which films in various languages ????from across the country were honoured. The awards were announced on August 1, 2025, but yesterday's ceremony was truly unforgettable for film lovers. The Marathi film 'Shyamchi Aai' made a special impression at this ceremony. Based on the autobiography of Sane Guruji, this film tells the story of the sacrifice and love of a mother in the pre-independence era. Director Sujay Dahake has presented this story with great sensitivity, and the black and white color scheme of the film has made a home in the hearts of the audience.
The role of actress Amrita Arunrao in this film was especially appreciated. She appeared on stage wearing a Nauvari sari and accepted the award from the President. Nauvari sari is a traditional dress of Maharashtra, and by wearing it, Amrita not only accepted the award but also raised the profile of Marathi culture at the national level. Many have shared photos and videos of this moment on social media and praised it as 'Maharashtra's beloved Nauvari'. A fan wrote on Twitter, "Seeing Amrita Didi's Nauvari saree brought tears to my eyes. This pride belongs to all of us Marathi people!" He gave an emotional message. While accepting the award, Amrita Arunrao said, "This award is not only mine, but also the entire Marathi film industry and Guruji's thoughts. By wearing Nauvari saree, I expressed my pride in my soil."
Other actors have also played notable roles in the film 'Shyamchi Aai'. The performances of Sandeep Pathak, Gauri Deshpande, Om Bhootkar, Sharva Gadgil, Sarang Sathye, Mayur More, Jyoti Chandekar and Sunil Abhyankar complete the film. Director Sujay Dahake has faced many challenges during the making of the film, and he said, "This story of Sane Guruji is in the heart of every Marathi person. Receiving a National Award is an honor as well as a responsibility for us." The film has received overwhelming appreciation from the audience after its release, and now its hold has strengthened at the national level as well.
Many other awards were also announced at the ceremony, which created excitement in the film industry. Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Vikrant Massey were awarded the 'Best Actor' award. Shah Rukh Khan's role in the film 'Jawan' and Vikrant Massey's performance in '12th Fail' were particularly appreciated. While Rani Mukerji won the 'Best Actress' award for the film 'Mrs.' The Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the highest honour in the film industry, was presented to veteran actor Mohanlal this year. Mohanlal said while accepting the award, "This award belongs to my fans and to the Malayalam film industry." These awards have given special importance to South Indian films. Marathi cinema has achieved consistent success in the National Awards in the last few years. Films like 'Natrang', 'Shaala', 'Sairat' have already won national recognition, and 'Shyamchi Aai' continued this tradition. This success of Marathi films is not limited to the local audience but is now reaching the national and international level. Film critics say, "Marathi films are based on social and cultural issues, due to which it is natural for them to get national awards." This success has made Marathi film makers more enthusiastic, and in the coming years, more good films will be presented to the audience.
This ceremony has boosted the pride of the Marathi people, and the discussion of that moment of Amrita Arunrao in the Nauvari saree is going on across the country. This moment has become unforgettable for Marathi fans, and films like 'Shyamchi Aai' will inspire Marathi cinema to reach new heights in the future. While celebrating this success of Marathi films, every Marathi person should be proud, this is the real wealth!
New Delhi, September 23, 2025: The National Film Awards ceremony, considered the highest honour of the Indian cinema, was celebrated yesterday (September 22) at Vigyan Bhawan. Marathi cinema once again enhanced its reputation at this 71st National Film Awards ceremony. The film 'Shyamchi Aai' directed by Sujay Dahake received the 'Best Marathi Film' award, while the artist in this film, Amrita Arunrao, received the award from President Draupadi Murmu in a nine-piece saree, raising the pride of Marathi culture. This success has filled the chest of Marathi fans with pride, and their enthusiasm is visible on social media.
This National Film Awards ceremony is organized every year to honour the best works of art in cinema. This year, the ceremony was held in the presence of President Draupadi Murmu, in which films in various languages ????from across the country were honoured. The awards were announced on August 1, 2025, but yesterday's ceremony was truly unforgettable for film lovers. The Marathi film 'Shyamchi Aai' made a special impression at this ceremony. Based on the autobiography of Sane Guruji, this film tells the story of the sacrifice and love of a mother in the pre-independence era. Director Sujay Dahake has presented this story with great sensitivity, and the black and white color scheme of the film has made a home in the hearts of the audience.
The role of actress Amrita Arunrao in this film was especially appreciated. She appeared on stage wearing a Nauvari sari and accepted the award from the President. Nauvari sari is a traditional dress of Maharashtra, and by wearing it, Amrita not only accepted the award but also raised the profile of Marathi culture at the national level. Many have shared photos and videos of this moment on social media and praised it as 'Maharashtra's beloved Nauvari'. A fan wrote on Twitter, "Seeing Amrita Didi's Nauvari saree brought tears to my eyes. This pride belongs to all of us Marathi people!" He gave an emotional message. While accepting the award, Amrita Arunrao said, "This award is not only mine, but also the entire Marathi film industry and Guruji's thoughts. By wearing Nauvari saree, I expressed my pride in my soil."
Other actors have also played notable roles in the film 'Shyamchi Aai'. The performances of Sandeep Pathak, Gauri Deshpande, Om Bhootkar, Sharva Gadgil, Sarang Sathye, Mayur More, Jyoti Chandekar and Sunil Abhyankar complete the film. Director Sujay Dahake has faced many challenges during the making of the film, and he said, "This story of Sane Guruji is in the heart of every Marathi person. Receiving a National Award is an honor as well as a responsibility for us." The film has received overwhelming appreciation from the audience after its release, and now its hold has strengthened at the national level as well.
Many other awards were also announced at the ceremony, which created excitement in the film industry. Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Vikrant Massey were awarded the 'Best Actor' award. Shah Rukh Khan's role in the film 'Jawan' and Vikrant Massey's performance in '12th Fail' were particularly appreciated. While Rani Mukerji won the 'Best Actress' award for the film 'Mrs.' The Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the highest honour in the film industry, was presented to veteran actor Mohanlal this year. Mohanlal said while accepting the award, "This award belongs to my fans and to the Malayalam film industry." These awards have given special importance to South Indian films. Marathi cinema has achieved consistent success in the National Awards in the last few years. Films like 'Natrang', 'Shaala', 'Sairat' have already won national recognition, and 'Shyamchi Aai' continued this tradition. This success of Marathi films is not limited to the local audience but is now reaching the national and international level. Film critics say, "Marathi films are based on social and cultural issues, due to which it is natural for them to get national awards." This success has made Marathi film makers more enthusiastic, and in the coming years, more good films will be presented to the audience.
This ceremony has boosted the pride of the Marathi people, and the discussion of that moment of Amrita Arunrao in the Nauvari saree is going on across the country. This moment has become unforgettable for Marathi fans, and films like 'Shyamchi Aai' will inspire Marathi cinema to reach new heights in the future. While celebrating this success of Marathi films, every Marathi person should be proud, this is the real wealth!
This National Film Awards ceremony is organized every year to honour the best works of art in cinema. This year, the ceremony was held in the presence of President Draupadi Murmu, in which films in various languages ????from across the country were honoured. The awards were announced on August 1, 2025, but yesterday's ceremony was truly unforgettable for film lovers. The Marathi film 'Shyamchi Aai' made a special impression at this ceremony. Based on the autobiography of Sane Guruji, this film tells the story of the sacrifice and love of a mother in the pre-independence era. Director Sujay Dahake has presented this story with great sensitivity, and the black and white color scheme of the film has made a home in the hearts of the audience.
The role of actress Amrita Arunrao in this film was especially appreciated. She appeared on stage wearing a Nauvari sari and accepted the award from the President. Nauvari sari is a traditional dress of Maharashtra, and by wearing it, Amrita not only accepted the award but also raised the profile of Marathi culture at the national level. Many have shared photos and videos of this moment on social media and praised it as 'Maharashtra's beloved Nauvari'. A fan wrote on Twitter, "Seeing Amrita Didi's Nauvari saree brought tears to my eyes. This pride belongs to all of us Marathi people!" He gave an emotional message. While accepting the award, Amrita Arunrao said, "This award is not only mine, but also the entire Marathi film industry and Guruji's thoughts. By wearing Nauvari saree, I expressed my pride in my soil."
Other actors have also played notable roles in the film 'Shyamchi Aai'. The performances of Sandeep Pathak, Gauri Deshpande, Om Bhootkar, Sharva Gadgil, Sarang Sathye, Mayur More, Jyoti Chandekar and Sunil Abhyankar complete the film. Director Sujay Dahake has faced many challenges during the making of the film, and he said, "This story of Sane Guruji is in the heart of every Marathi person. Receiving a National Award is an honor as well as a responsibility for us." The film has received overwhelming appreciation from the audience after its release, and now its hold has strengthened at the national level as well.
Many other awards were also announced at the ceremony, which created excitement in the film industry. Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Vikrant Massey were awarded the 'Best Actor' award. Shah Rukh Khan's role in the film 'Jawan' and Vikrant Massey's performance in '12th Fail' were particularly appreciated. While Rani Mukerji won the 'Best Actress' award for the film 'Mrs.' The Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the highest honour in the film industry, was presented to veteran actor Mohanlal this year. Mohanlal said while accepting the award, "This award belongs to my fans and to the Malayalam film industry." These awards have given special importance to South Indian films. Marathi cinema has achieved consistent success in the National Awards in the last few years. Films like 'Natrang', 'Shaala', 'Sairat' have already won national recognition, and 'Shyamchi Aai' continued this tradition. This success of Marathi films is not limited to the local audience but is now reaching the national and international level. Film critics say, "Marathi films are based on social and cultural issues, due to which it is natural for them to get national awards." This success has made Marathi film makers more enthusiastic, and in the coming years, more good films will be presented to the audience.
This ceremony has boosted the pride of the Marathi people, and the discussion of that moment of Amrita Arunrao in the Nauvari saree is going on across the country. This moment has become unforgettable for Marathi fans, and films like 'Shyamchi Aai' will inspire Marathi cinema to reach new heights in the future. While celebrating this success of Marathi films, every Marathi person should be proud, this is the real wealth!
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