The National Film Award for Best Costume is given for excellence in costume design in Indian cinema. Let's evaluate the options:
(1) Jodha Akbar: While Jodha Akbar (2008) is known for its elaborate costumes, it did not win the National Award for Best Costume.
(2) Black: Black (2005), directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and starring Rani Mukerji, won the National Film Award for Best Costume. The film’s costumes, designed by Neeta Lulla, were widely appreciated for their intricate detailing, and it won several awards, including the Best Costume award.
(3) Bandit Queen: Bandit Queen (1994), directed by Shekhar Kapur, is also known for its strong portrayal of costumes and won the National Film Award for Best Costume, specifically for the authenticity and portrayal of the rural setting.
(4) The Life of Pi: The Life of Pi (2012) is a Hollywood film and, although it won several Academy Awards, it did not win the National Award for Best Costume.
Thus, the correct answer is (2) Black and Bandit Queen, both of which won the National Film Award for Best Costume.
Films like Black and Bandit Queen received the National Award for Best Cos- tume Design. These movies were acknowledged for their impactful costumes, which added authenticity and depth to the storytelling.
List-I (Identification Mark) | List-II (Identification Type) |
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(A) Restrictive sumptuary laws | (I) Identification of profession |
(B) Wedding band on ring finger | (II) Identification of marital status |
(C) Robes and wigs of judges | (III) Identification of individual status in a tribe |
(D) Special clothes, mask, and carrier accessories | (IV) Identification of social status |