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| 2 | 39th National Film Awards - Golden Lotus Award |  |  |  |  |
| 3 | Name of Award | Name of Film | Language | Awardee(s) | Cash Prize |
| 4 | Best Feature Film | Agantuk | Bengali | Producer: NFDC | ₹ 50,000/- |
| 5 | Best Feature Film | Agantuk | Bengali | Director: Satyajit Ray | ₹ 25,000/- |
| 6 | Best Feature Film | Citation: For its masterly treatment of an unusual subject investing it with humour, suspense and drama accomplishing remarkable insight into human behaviour. | Citation: For its masterly treatment of an unusual subject investing it with humour, suspense and drama accomplishing remarkable insight into human behaviour. | Citation: For its masterly treatment of an unusual subject investing it with humour, suspense and drama accomplishing remarkable insight into human behaviour. | Citation: For its masterly treatment of an unusual subject investing it with humour, suspense and drama accomplishing remarkable insight into human behaviour. |
| 7 | Best Direction | Agantuk | Bengali | Satyajit Ray | ₹ 50,000/- |
| 8 | Best Direction | Citation: For the outstanding craftsmanship and the command over the language of cinema he employed in creating a remarkable cinematic experience. | Citation: For the outstanding craftsmanship and the command over the language of cinema he employed in creating a remarkable cinematic experience. | Citation: For the outstanding craftsmanship and the command over the language of cinema he employed in creating a remarkable cinematic experience. | Citation: For the outstanding craftsmanship and the command over the language of cinema he employed in creating a remarkable cinematic experience. |
| 9 | Best Debut Film of a Director | Haladhar | Assamese | Producer: Geeti Barua and Dwijen Hazorika Director: Sanjeev Hazorika | ₹ 25,000/- Each |
| 10 | Best Debut Film of a Director | Citation: For its freshness of approach, the subtlety of its pervasive humour and the courage shown in choosing to build a film around a plough. | Citation: For its freshness of approach, the subtlety of its pervasive humour and the courage shown in choosing to build a film around a plough. | Citation: For its freshness of approach, the subtlety of its pervasive humour and the courage shown in choosing to build a film around a plough. | Citation: For its freshness of approach, the subtlety of its pervasive humour and the courage shown in choosing to build a film around a plough. |
| 11 | Best Children's Film | Abhayam | Malayalam | Producer: Children's Film Society | ₹ 30,000/- |
| 12 | Best Children's Film | Abhayam | Malayalam | Director: Sivan | ₹ 15,000/- |
| 13 | Best Children's Film | Citation: For its outstanding qualities as a film that entertains children and adults alike. | Citation: For its outstanding qualities as a film that entertains children and adults alike. | Citation: For its outstanding qualities as a film that entertains children and adults alike. | Citation: For its outstanding qualities as a film that entertains children and adults alike. |

Question: Which film won the National Film Award at the 39th National Film Awards and how many other awards did it win?
Answer: For the 39th National Film Awards, a Bengali film, Agantuk won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film also winning the maximum number of awards (3).