Darbhanga IFF Awards

Awards & Categories:
There are three categories for Darbhanga IFF Awards - International, National & Regional and each category has five sub categories - Feature, Short, Documentary, Animation & Music Video.

Category: 1. International 2. National 3. Regional
Sub Categories: 1. Feature 2. Short 3. Documentary 4. Animation 5. Music Video

There are 26 Awards in each category.

1. Best Film - Feature
2. Best Film - Documentary
3. Best Film - Short Fiction
4. Best Film - Animation
5. Best Actor - Feature
6. Best Actor - Short Fiction
7. Best Actress - Feature
8. Best Actress - Short Fiction
9. Best Singer - Male
10. Best Singer - Female
11. Best Story - Feature
12. Best Story - Short Fiction
13. Best Story - Documentary
14. Best Lyrics
15. Best Director - Feature
16. Best Director - Short Fiction
17. Best Director - Documentary
18. Best Cinematographer - Feature
19. Best Cinematographer - Short Fiction
20. Best Cinematographer - Documentary
21. Best Film Editor - Feature
22. Best Film Editor - Short Fiction
23. Best Film Editor - Documentary
24. Best Sound Design
25. Best Music Director
26. Best Music Video
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