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Published By : Bratati Baral
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Mumbai, Dec 18: The 6th edition of the Filmfare OTT Awards was held in Mumbai, celebrating the best of Indian digital content. Black Warrant, Paatal Lok Season 2, and Khauf emerged as the evening’s biggest winners, taking home multiple awards.

Black Warrant was named Best OTT Series and also bagged the Best Director award. In the Critics’ category, Paatal Lok Season 2 won Best Web Series, while Anubhav Sinha received the Best Director (Critics) award for IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack. Nagesh Kukunoor was honored as Best Director for The Hunt: The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case.

In the acting categories, Jaideep Ahlawat (Paatal Lok) won Best Actor, while Jahan Kapoor (Black Warrant) was named Best Actor (Critics). Monica Panwar (Khauf) took home Best Actress, and Rasika Dugal (Shekhar Home) was recognized as Best Actress (Critics).

The comedy category saw Raat Jawan Hai win Best Comedy, with Varun Sobti (Raat Jawan Hai) and Sparsh Shrivastava (Dopahia) sharing Best Comedy Actor honors. Ananya Panday was awarded Best Comedy Actress for Call Me Bae. Rahul Bhat (Black Warrant) won Best Supporting Actor, while Tillotama Shome (Paatal Lok Season 2) was named Best Supporting Actress.

In the film segment, the web original Girls Will Be Girls won Best Film, and director Suchi Talati was awarded Best Director. Abhishek Banerjee (Stolen) and Sanya Malhotra (Mistress) were recognized as Best Actor and Best Actress, respectively. In the Critics’ category, Vikrant Massey (Sector 36) and Preeti Panigrahi (Girls Will Be Girls) won Best Actor (Critics) and Best Actress (Critics).

The awards highlighted the growing prominence of OTT platforms in India, honoring exceptional storytelling, performances, and direction across digital content.