8th Annual BFJA Awards
The 8th Annual Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards were held on 1945, honoring the best Indian cinema in 1944.[1]
Main Awards[edit]
Best Indian Films (In Order of Merit)[edit]
- Ramshastri
- Udayer Pathey
- Shakuntala
- Wapas
- Sandhi
- Parakh
- Daasi
- Fashion
- Chadmabeshi
- Zameen
Best Director[edit]
Best Actor[edit]
Best Actress[edit]
- Sumitra Devi - Sandhi
Best Actor in Supporting Role[edit]
Best Actress in Supporting Role[edit]
Best Cinematographer[edit]
- Bimal Roy - Udayer Pathey
Best Music Director[edit]
- Anil Bagchi - Sandhi
Best Lyricist[edit]
- Sailen Roy - Udayer Pathey
Best Audiographer[edit]
- Atul Chatterjee - Udayer Pathey
Best Dialogue[edit]
- Sailen Roy - Udayer Pathey
Best Art Director[edit]
- Souren Sen - Udayer Pathey
Best Screenplay[edit]
- Udayer Pathey
Hindi Section[edit]
Best Director[edit]
Best Actor[edit]
Best Actress[edit]
Best Actor in Supporting Role[edit]
Best Actress in Supporting Role[edit]
Best Music Director[edit]
Best Lyricist[edit]
- Narendra Sharma - Hamari Baat
Best Cinematographer[edit]
- Sudhin Majumder - Wapas
Best Audiographer[edit]
- A. K. Parmar - Shakuntala
Best Dialogue[edit]
- Bhagabati Charan Varma - Hamari Baat
Best Art Director[edit]
- Bal Gajbar - Shakuntala
Best Screenplay[edit]
Foreign Film Section[edit]
Ten Best Films[edit]
- The Song of Bernadette
- Madame Curie
- Since You Went Away
- For Whom the Bell Tolls
- It Happened Tomorrow
- The Constant Nymph
- Going My Way
- Mission to Moscow
- Heaven Can Wait
- Jane Eyre
Best Director[edit]
- Leo McCarey - Going My Way
Best Actor[edit]
- Robert Walker - Since You Went Away
Best Actress[edit]
- Jennifer Jones - The Song of Bernadette
References[edit]
- ^ "8th Annual BFJA Awards". BFJA Awards.[dead link]