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Andhadhun, Gully Boy bag top nominations for IFFM Awards

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Sriram Raghavan’s Andhadhun, Zoya Akhtar’s Gully Boy and Rima Das’ Bulbul Can Sing have dominated the nominations for Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) Awards 2019.
The three filmmakers will be vying for the award of Best Director and they are joined by Thiagarajan Kumararaja of Super Deluxe, Praveen Morchhale of Widow of Silence, Jhanu Barua of Bhoga Khirkee and Abhishek Chaubey of Sonchirya, in the category. Bulbul Can Sing, which had its world premiere at 2018 Toronto International Film Festival, is also nominated in the Best Indie Film category. While, Andhadhun and Gully Boy” will fight it out for Best Film award. Badhai Ho, Sui Dhaaga and Super Deluxe are the other nominees. Tabu, who will be attending the festival with Raghavan, has received a nod in Best Actress category. The awards will be presented to the winners on August 8 during the annual ceremony at the Palais Theatre. The jury comprises of Oscar-winning editor Jill Bilcock, screenwriter Fred Schepisi, and others. The film extravaganza, in its 10th edition, will be held from August 8 to 17. Shah Rukh Khan is the chief guest at the festival. (PTI)

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