Times of India Film Awards

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Times of India Film Awards
Awarded forExcellence in cinematic achievements
CountryIndia
Presented by The Times of India
First awarded6 April 2013 (2013-04-06)
Website timesofindia.indiatimes.com/toifa
Television/radio coverage
Network Sony Entertainment Television (India) (2013-present)

The Times of India Film Awards (also known as TOIFA Awards) are presented by The Times of India to honour both artistic and technical excellence of professionals in the Hindi language film industry of India. The awards were first introduced in 2013. [1] The second edition of the award was held at Dubai on 18 March 2016. [2]

Contents

Editions

CeremonyDateCityHost(s)
1st TOIFA6 April 2013 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma
2nd TOIFA19 September 2015 San Diego, United States Salman Khan and Jacqueline Fernandez
3rd TOIFA18 March 2016 Dubai, United Arab Emirates Riteish Deshmukh and Parineeti Chopra

Acting Awards

Best Film

YearFilmProducer
2013 Barfi! Ronnie Screwvala
Siddharth Roy Kapoor
2021 Gully Boy

Best Actor Male

YearNameFilm
2013"Ranbir Kapoor" Barfi!
2021"Salman Khan" Dabangg 3

Best Actor Female

YearNameFilm
2013"Priyanka Chopra" Barfi!
2021"Bhumi Pednekar" Pati Patni Aur Woh

Best Director

YearNameFilm
2013"Anurag Basu" Barfi!
2021"Aditya Dhar" Super 30

Best Supporting Actor Male

YearNameFilm
2013"Annu Kapoor" Vicky Donor
2021"Ayushmann Khurrana" Bala

Best Supporting Actor Female

YearNameFilm
2013"Dolly Ahluwalia" Vicky Donor
2021"Kriti Sanon" Housefull 4

Best Actor In A Comic Role

YearNameFilm
2013"Abhishek Bachchan" Bol Bachchan
2021"Kartik Aaryan" Luka Chuppi

Best Actor In A Negative Role

YearNameFilm
2013"Rishi Kapoor" Agneepath
2021"Salman Khan" Bharat

Best Debut Male

YearNameFilm
2013"Ayushmann Khurrana" Vicky Donor
2021"Siddhant Chaturvedi" Gully Boy

Best Debut Female

YearNameFilm
2013"Ileana D'Cruz" Barfi!
2021"Ananya Pandey" Student Of The Year 2

Music Awards

Best Album

YearNameComposer
2013"Agneepath" Ajay–Atul
2021"Chhalaang" Yo Yo Honey Singh , Guru Randhawa , Tanishk-Vayu

Song of The Year

YearSongFilmComposer
2013"Abhi Mujh Mein Kahin" Agneepath Ajay–Atul
2021"Teri Bhabhi"Coolie No.1Varun Dhawan

Best Playback Singer Male

YearNameSongFilm
2013"Sonu Nigam""Abhi Mujh Mein Kahin" Agneepath
2021"Bappi Lahiri""Sab Kushal Mangal" Sab Kushal Mangal

Best Playback Singer Female

YearNameSongFilm
2013 Shalmali Kholgade "Pareshaan" Ishaqzaade
2016 Shreya Ghoshal "Mohe Rang Do Laal" Bajirao Mastani

Best Lyricist

YearNameSongFilm
2013"Gulzar""Saans" Jab Tak Hai Jaan
2021"Varun Dhawan"Coolie No.1

Composer of The Year

YearNameFilm
2013"Ajay–Atul" Agneepath
2021"Ranveer Singh"83

Critics' Awards

Best Film

YearFilmDirector
2013"Gangs of Wasseypur" Anurag Kashyap
2021"Tanhaji: The Unsuring Warrior" Om Raut

Best Actor Male

YearNameFilm
2013"Irrfan Khan" Paan Singh Tomar
2021"Amitabh Bachchan" and "Ayushmann Khurrana Gulabo Sitabo

Best Actor Female

YearNameFilm
2013"Deepika Padukone" Cocktail
2021"Parineeti Chopra" Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar

Best Debut Director

YearNameFilm
2013"Gauri Shinde" English Vinglish
2021"Ramesh Sippy" Shimla Mirchi

Technical Awards

Best Editing

YearNameFilm
2013"Namrata Rao" Kahaani
2016"A. Sreekar Prasad" Talvar

Best Cinematography

YearNameFilm
2013"Ravi Varman" Barfi!
2016"Sudeep Chatterjee" Bajirao Mastani

Best Choreography

YearNameFilm
2013"Ganesh Acharya" Agneepath
2016"Remo D'Souza" ABCD 2

Best Background Score

YearNameFilm
2013"Pritam" Barfi!

Best Special Effects

YearNameFilm
2013"Kvsanjit", "Rajiv Ghosh" Raaz 3

Best Costume Design

YearNameFilm
2013"Aki Narula", "Shafalina" Barfi!
2016"Anju Modi", "Maxima Basu" Bajirao Mastani

Best Art Direction

YearNameFilm
2013"Rajat Podar" Barfi!
2016"Sujeet Sawant", "Sriram Iyengar", "Saloni Dhatrak"

Best Action

YearNameFilm
2013"Conrad Palmisano", "Markos" Ek Tha Tiger

Best Sound Recording

YearNameFilm
2013"Anita Khushwaha" Talaash

Best Story

YearNameFilm
2013"Advaita Kala", "Sujoy Ghosh" Kahaani
2016"V. Vijayendra Prasad" Bajrangi Bhaijaan

Best Screenplay

YearNameFilm
2013"Sujoy Ghosh" Kahaani
2016"Juhi Chaturvedi" Piku

Best Dialogue

YearNameFilm
2013"Anurag Kashyap", "Akhilesh Jaiswal", "Zeishan Quadri", "Sachin Ladia" Gangs of Wasseypur I
2016"Himanshu Sharma" Tanu Weds Manu Returns

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References

  1. "TOIFA 2013 Nominees".
  2. "TOIFA 2016: Full Nomaination List".