Fazil Razak

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The award once felt like a distant dream: Amrutha Krishnakumar on Moham's double win at Moscow Film Festival

Apr 27, 2026, 15:33 (IST)

If we make a good film, we will get opportunities to take it to more people: fazil razak

Dec 21, 2025, 23:45 (IST)

I still can't believe I've won an award alongside Urvashi chechi: Beena

Aug 23, 2024, 20:09 (IST)

Films are an important medium to break stereotypes, says Shruthi Sharanyam

Dec 24, 2023, 21:05 (IST)

IFFK 2023: ‘Thadavu’ triumphs alongside Japanese film 'Evil Does Not Exist'

etimes.in / Dec 16, 2023, 10:35 (IST)

In a groundbreaking victory, Ryusuke Hamaguchi's emotive Japanese masterpiece, 'Evil Does Not Exist,' triumphed with the revered Suvarna Chakoram for Best Film, enthralling viewers with its gripping storytelling. Simultaneously, the brilliance of Malayalam cinema took center stage as fazil razak, the director behind the impactful 'Thadavu,' secured the prestigious Rajata Chakoram for Best Debut Director. Accompanying this honor was the film's remarkable achievement in winning the highly sought-after Audience Poll Award, solidifying its profound connection with festival audiences.

Winning is a responsibility

TNN / Feb 09, 2026, 00:00 (IST)

Post their win at the recently concluded BIFFes, filmmakers say recognition is only the beginning

Suvarna Chakoram for 'Evil Does Not Exist'

TNN / Dec 16, 2023, 07:15 (IST)

Japanese film 'Evil Does Not Exist' by Ryusuke Hamaguchi won the Suvarna Chakoram at the 28th International Film Festival of Kerala, which concluded on Friday. Uzbek director Shokir Kholikov won the Rajatha Chakoram for 'Sunday'. Malayalam film 'Thadavu' directed by fazil razak won the Rajatha Chakoram for the best film chosen through an audience poll as well as the Rajatha Chakoram for the best director. Attam by Anand Ekarshi won the Netpac award for the best Malayalam film. Mexican film 'All the Silence' by Diego Del Rio won the special jury prize for sound design. Spanish director Felipe Carmona’s ‘Prison in the Andes’ won the Fipresci award for the best competition film. The Fipresci award for the best Malayalam debut director went to Shruti Saranyam for ‘B32 to 44’. Uttam Kamathi won the FFSI-KR Mohanan award for the best debut director in India for ‘Kerwal’. Krzysztof Zanussi received the lifetime achievement award at the festival.