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The 10th Ambernath Marathi Film Festival (AMFF) 2026 recently concluded with a spectacular star-studded ceremony, honoring the very best in Marathi cinema. Organized by Amber Bharari in collaboration with the Akhil Bhartiya Marathi Chitrapat Mahamandal, the landmark edition showcased a vibrant mix of feature films and short films, bringing together industry legends and fresh talent on one prestigious platform.


Best debut Director: Alok Jain
The spotlight of the evening belonged to Director Alok Jain, who was honored with the Best debut Director Award for his exceptional work on the film Sakal Tar Hou Dya. His vision and storytelling were praised by the jury for bringing a unique depth to the silver screen. This recognition cements his position as one of the most promising and creative directors in the industry today.


Best debut Producer: Namrata Sinha
The success of a great film often lies in its foundation, and Namrata Sinha was recognized for her vital role behind the scenes. She received the Best debut Producer Award, celebrated for her dedication to bringing high-quality Marathi content to life. Her contribution to the festival’s winning projects highlighted the importance of strong production values in modern cinema.


Best Actor: Subodh Bhave
Marathi cinema’s powerhouse performer, Subodh Bhave, added another feather to his cap by winning the Best Actor Award. Known for his versatility and ability to transform into any character, Subodh once again captivated the audience and the judges alike, proving why he remains a beloved icon of the Marathi film industry.Best Actress: Mansi Naik
The talented Mansi Naik was crowned Best Actress for her stellar performance. Her portrayal was noted for its emotional range and screen presence, earning her a well-deserved standing ovation. Mansi’s win at the 10th AMFF highlights her growth as a performer and her commitment to impactful storytelling.
The event was a massive success, featuring a glamorous red carpet and screenings that showcased the evolving landscape of Marathi movies. It continues to be a vital hub for honoring the hard work and passion of those who make Marathi cinema shine.

By Pranav Birje

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