Who’s Shriya Blowing A Kiss To?

The
closing
ceremony
of
the
55th
International
Film
Festival
of
India
(IFFI)
saw
a
lot
of
glamour
as
stars
headed
to
the
Dr
Shyama
Prasad
Mukherjee
indoor
stadium
in
Goa
and
made
it
a
night
to
remember.

Can
the
paps
let

Shriya
Saran
go
by
without
her
mandatory
flying
kiss
pose?
And
the
actor
always
obliges!

Shriya
also
performed
at
the
closing
ceremony.

‘What
film
festivals
means
to
me
is
celebration,’
says

Rashmika
Mandanna.

‘It’s
where
all
of
us
celebrate
our
films.
Films
we
shoot
for
over
one,
two,
three
or
four
years
together,
and
finally
we
get
to
celebrate
the
films.
And
I’m
grateful
for
it.’

Bandish
Bandits
actors

Ritwik
Bhowmik
and

Shreya
Choudhary
gave
everyone
an
exclusive
preview
into
their
show,
as
the
second
season
arrives
on
December
13.

Vikrant
Massey
is
honoured
with
the
Personality
Of
The
Year
award.

‘I
always
try
to
work
responsibly.
Whether
it
is

12th
Fail,
Sector
36
or

The
Sabarmati
Report,
there
is
always
an
effort
to
entertain
people
while
also
being
part
of
responsible
cinema,’
he
says.

This
is

Rupali
Ganguly‘s
first
time
as
a
jury
member
for
Web
series.

Nivetha
Thomas.

Jaya
Prada.

Amaal
Malik
performed
at
IFFI
for
the
first
time.

Manoj
Joshi.

Australian
Director

Phillip
Noyce
is
honoured
with
the
Satyajit
Ray
Lifetime
Achievement
Award
by
Goa
Chief
Minister
Pramod
Sawant.

A
look
at
the
winners:

Golden
Peacock
Award
(Best
Film):Toxic
(in
Lithuanian)

Best
Actress:
Vesta
Matuliyte
and
Iva
Rupeikaite
for

Toxic

Best
Actor:
Clement
Faveau
for

Holy
Cow

Best
Director:
Bogdan
Muresanu
for
the
Romanian
tragic
comedy

The
New
Year
That
Never
Came

Special
Jury
Award:
Louise
Courvoisier
for

Holy
Cow

Special
Mention:
Best
Actor
Male:
Adam
Besa
for

Who
Do
I
Belong
To

Best
Web
Series:

Lampan
in
Marathi

Best
Debut
for
Feature
film
Director:
Sarah
Friedland
for

Familiar
Touch.

Photographs
curated
by
Manisha
Kotian/Rediff.com