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The sixth edition of the Filmfare OTT Awards was held in Mumbai on December 15, 2025, honoring the finest of India’s web content, including series, films, and short films. The event brought together a star-studded crowd with celebrities like Alia Bhatt, Vicky Kaushal, and other luminaries attending to celebrate the creativity and hard work of actors, directors, writers, and technicians. Major winners included Paatal Lok Season 2, Black Warrant, and Khauf, while web original films such as Girls Will Be Girls, Stolen, and Sector 36 made a remarkable impact.
Best Series (Critics): Paatal Lok Season 2
Best Director (Series): Nagesh Kukunoor – The Hunt: The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case
Best Director (Series, Critics): Anubhav Sinha – IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack
Best Actor (Male), Drama: Jaideep Ahlawat – Paatal Lok Season 2
Best Actor (Female), Drama: Monika Panwar – Khauf
Best Actor (Male), Critics, Drama: Zahan Kapoor – Black Warrant
Best Actor (Female), Critics, Drama: Rasika Dugal – Shekhar Home
Best Comedy (Series/Special): Raat Jawaan Hai – Sumeet Vyas
Best Actor (Male), Comedy: Barun Sobti – Raat Jawaan Hai; Sparsh Shrivastava – Dupahiya
Best Actor (Female), Comedy: Ananya Panday – Call Me Bae
Best Supporting Actor (Male), Drama: Rahul Bhat – Black Warrant
Best Supporting Actor (Female), Drama: Tillotama Shome – Paatal Lok Season 2
Best Supporting Actor (Male), Comedy: Vinay Pathak – Gram Chikitsalay
Best Supporting Actor (Female), Comedy: Renuka Shahane – Dupahiya
Best Non-Fiction Original: Angry Young Men – Namrata Rao
Best Story (Series): Smita Singh – Khauf; Sudip Sharma – Paatal Lok Season 2
Best Original Screenplay (Series): Sudip Sharma & team – Paatal Lok Season 2
Best Adapted Screenplay (Series): Satyanshu Singh & Arkesh Ajay – Black Warrant
Best Dialogue (Series): Anubhav Sinha & Trishant Srivastava – IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack
Best Cinematography (Series): Pankaj Kumar – Khauf
Best Production Design (Series): Priya Suhaas & Surabhi Verma – Freedom at Midnight
Best Editing (Series): Tanya Chhabria – Khauf
Best Costume Design (Series): Ayesha Dasgupta – Freedom at Midnight
Best Background Music (Series): Alokananda Dasgupta – Khauf
Best VFX (Series): Phantom FX – Khauf
Best Sound Design (Series): Bigyna Dahal – Khauf
Best Music Album (Series): Akashdeep Sengupta – Bandish Bandits Season 2
Best Debut Director (Series): Pushkar Sunil Mahabal – Black, White & Gray – Love Kills
Breakthrough Performance (Male): Anurag Thakur – Black Warrant
Breakthrough Performance (Female): Lisa Mishra – Call Me Bae
Best Film: Girls Will Be Girls
Best Director: Shuchi Talati – Girls Will Be Girls
Best Film (Critics): The Mehta Boys – Boman Irani
Best Actor (Male): Abhishek Banerjee – Stolen
Best Actor (Female): Sanya Malhotra – Mrs
Best Actor (Male), Critics: Vikrant Massey – Sector 36
Best Actor (Female), Critics: Preeti Panigrahi – Girls Will Be Girls
Best Supporting Actor (Male): Deepak Dobriyal – Sector 36
Best Supporting Actor (Female): Kani Kusruti – Girls Will Be Girls
Best Story: Karan Tejpal & team – Stolen
Best Original Screenplay: Avinash Sampath & Vikramaditya Motwane – Ctrl
Best Dialogue: Vijay Maurya – Agni
Best Cinematography: Isshaan Ghosh – Stolen
Best Production Design: Acropolis & team – Agni
Best Editing: Jahaan Noble – Ctrl
Best Background Music: Sneha Khanwalkar – Ctrl
Best Sound Design: Susmit Bob Nath – Stolen
Best Music Album: Justin Prabhakaran & Rochak Kohli – Aap Jaisa Koi
Best Debut Director: Karan Tejpal – Stolen; Aditya Nimbalkar – Sector 36
Breakthrough Performance (Male): Shubham Vardhan – Stolen
Breakthrough Performance (Female): Arrchita Agarwal – Despatch
Best Short Film (People’s Choice): Divorce – Raaghav Kansal
Best Actor (Female): Fatima Sana Shaikh – Ayesha
Best Actor (Male): Ayan Khan – Chashma
Best Short Film (Fiction): Ayesha – Nihat Bhave
Best Short Film (Non-Fiction): Langur – Haider Khan
Best Director: Renuka Shahane – Dhaavpatti
The Filmfare OTT Awards 2025 celebrated the finest talent and creativity across India’s streaming platforms, honoring both popular favorites and critically acclaimed content.
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