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Bollywood actors who are contenders to win a National Award this year

Every year Indian government announces winners of National Awards in the month of April or May. But this year it has been postponed because of Lok Sabha Elections. Now, there are reports that the National Awards will be announced soon.

Well, for National Awards, films from all over the country are considered. But today, let’s look at the Bollywood actors who are tough contenders to win big at the National Awards…


Ranveer Singh (Padmaavat)

From Ram to Bajirao to Khilji, Sanjay Leela Bhansali has always given Ranveer Singh a character that he will be remembered for. Last year, Ranveer played the role of Sultan Alauddin Khilji in SLB’s Padmaavat and he clearly gave the best performance of his career in the film.

Rani Mukerji (Hichki)

Rani has been in the industry from the past 23 years and has given some splendid performances. However, she has not yet won a National Award. Her performance as a girl suffering from Tourette syndrome in Hichki surely deserves awards and we won’t be surprised if she gets a National Award for it.

Alia Bhatt (Raazi)

With every film, Alia Bhatt surprises us and 2018 release Raazi was not an exception. She played the role of Sehmat, an Indian spy in Pakistan, wonderfully and at mostly all the popular award functions Alia took the trophy home. Well, we will be sehmat (agree) with the jury of National Awards if they decide to give Alia the Best Actress award.

Taapsee Pannu (Mulk)

One of the most underrated performances of 2018 is Taapsee Pannu’s performance in Mulk. It feels sad to see how the actress was ignored at the popular award functions this year. But we hope that she gets her due when the National Awards are announced.

Ayushmann Khurrana (Andhadhun)

Ayushmann Khurrana starred in two back-to-back hits, Andhadhun, and Badhaai Ho, last year. But it was his performance in the former that stole our hearts. Ayushmann was simply outstanding in Andhadhun and he surely deserves awards for his performance in the movie.

Katrina Kaif (Zero)

This might come as a surprise for a lot that how come Katrina Kaif is on our list. However, we cannot forget that she was awesome in Zero and is surely a tough contender to win an award in the Best Supporting Actress category. We won’t be wrong if we say that she was the only saving grace of the film.

Surekha Sikri (Badhaai Ho)

Katrina surely has a tough competition in the Best Supporting Actress category. Surekha Sikri ji was fantastic in Badhaai Ho and her scenes were the highlight of the movie. By the way, the veteran actress has already won two National Awards in Best Supporting Actress category for her performances in movies like Tamas and Mammo. So, we won’t be surprised if she wins it for the third time.

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