In a moment of immense pride for Goa, filmmaker Aditya Suhas Jambhale has been honoured with the Filmfare Award for Best Debut Director for his powerful and critically acclaimed film Article 370.
This historic win marks a first for Goa, as Aditya becomes the state’s first-ever recipient of a Filmfare Award, a milestone achievement that highlights the growing presence of Goan talent in India’s mainstream film industry.
Article 370, produced by Jio Studios and B62 Studios, delves into one of India’s most defining political events with intensity and precision. Jambhale’s directorial vision brought together gripping storytelling, strong performances, and thought-provoking realism — earning him widespread praise from audiences and critics alike.
Reacting to his win, Aditya expressed deep gratitude:
“This recognition is not just mine — it belongs to every young storyteller from Goa who dreams big. I’m honoured to represent my home state on a national stage.”
Born and raised in Goa, Aditya Jambhale’s creative journey began in short films and regional projects before he made his Bollywood debut with Article 370. His filmmaking blends realism with emotional depth, a trait that has now been acknowledged with one of Indian cinema’s most prestigious awards.
Goa’s creative community, film enthusiasts, and institutions have hailed this achievement as a landmark moment that will inspire future filmmakers from the state.
With Article 370’s success and this Filmfare honour, Aditya Suhas Jambhale has firmly established himself as a director to watch — not only for his talent but for his voice that bridges regional and national cinema.
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