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✓ Verified source: The Times of India · 10:41 IST · Wednesday, 08 July 2026

IFFM 2026 Nominations Out: Aamir Khan, Mammootty, Rishab Shetty and Ranveer Singh in Contention

IFFM 2026 Nominations Out: Aamir Khan, Mammootty, Rishab Shetty and Ranveer Singh in Contention
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Key facts

  • IFFM 2026 nominees include Aamir Khan, Mammootty, Rishab Shetty, Ranveer Singh
  • Leading film nominations: Kantara Chapter 1, Saiyaara, Sitaara Zameen Par
  • OTT category includes Kohrra 2
  • Nominations span both film and streaming categories

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) 2026 has announced its full list of nominees across film and OTT categories, and the lineup reads like a who's who of contemporary Indian cinema. Among the titles leading the nominations are Kantara Chapter 1, Saiyaara, Sitaara Zameen Par, and Kohrra 2, spanning the full spectrum from big-screen spectacles to acclaimed streaming series.

On the acting front, the nominations bring together some of the industry's biggest names. Aamir Khan, Mammootty, Rishab Shetty, and Ranveer Singh are among those in contention, a mix that underscores the festival's commitment to recognising talent from across Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada, and other regional film industries. The inclusion of OTT categories alongside traditional film awards reflects how profoundly streaming platforms have reshaped Indian content consumption.

IFFM has grown into a significant launchpad for Indian films on the international circuit, drawing attention both from the diaspora and global film communities. The 2026 edition, by nominating titles like Kohrra 2 alongside theatrical releases, acknowledges that the boundary between theatrical and digital storytelling has all but dissolved.

The ceremony is expected to generate considerable excitement as fans rally behind their favourites. With pan-India and regional voices represented side by side, IFFM 2026 promises to be a celebration of the diversity and dynamism that defines Indian cinema today.

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