LONDON: Jemima Khan’s film “What’s Love Got to Do with It?” made a significant impact at the UK’s National Film Awards, securing four prestigious accolades during Monday’s ceremony.
Celebrating her film’s success, Jemima Khan took to Twitter to express her gratitude and joy for the four awards received at the National Film Awards.
No one likes a show off. But wooohooo !!!
We won 4 awards @NATFilmAwards for our film #whatslovegottodowithit last night & I felt so grateful and happy.
🏆 Best screenplay
🏆 Best British Film
🏆 Best Director
🏆 Best Supporting ActorThank you and well done to the entire… pic.twitter.com/8ad5v4i2hi
— Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) July 4, 2023
The romantic comedy claimed top honors in four categories, including Best Screenplay, Best British Film, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actor.
Jemima Khan Bags Best Screenplay Award
Jemima Khan, the film’s producer and screenwriter, was honored with the Best Screenplay award for her exceptional storytelling. Asim Chaudhry’s performance in the movie garnered him the well-deserved recognition of Best Supporting Actor.
In addition, Shekhar Kapur was awarded the Best Director title, while the film itself received the esteemed accolade of Best British Film.
“What’s Love Got to Do with It?” features a talented ensemble cast, including Lily James, Emma Thompson, Shazad Latif, and Pakistani actor Sajal Ali. The film revolves around the lead character Zoe, portrayed by Lily James, as she navigates the complexities of modern dating. Meanwhile, her neighbor and childhood friend Kazim, played by Shazad Latif, embarks on a journey to find an arranged marriage with a Pakistani bride, portrayed by Sajal Ali. As their paths diverge and their individual interests unfold, the prearranged marriage encounters unexpected challenges.
The film’s success at the National Film Awards showcases the exceptional storytelling and remarkable performances that captivated audiences. With its wins in multiple categories, “What’s Love Got to Do with It?” solidifies its place as a celebrated British production, delighting viewers with its romantic charm and compelling narrative.
