Film World Events of 1968
- "Upkar" wins Filmfare Award for "Best Picture".

"Upkar" film poster
- As a protest against Maharashtra State's taxation policies, Bombay Cinema Houses close.
- K.A. Abbas's "Char Shaher Ek Kahani" sparks a major censorship controversy by implying that censorship violates the constitutional right to free speech.

Indian censor's certificate
- Laxmikant / Pyarelal win Filmfare award for "Best Music Director" for their work in "Milan".
- Mahendra Kapoor wins the Filmfare Award for "Best Male Playback" for the song Neele Gagan Ke Tale from "Hamraaz".
- Asha Bhosle wins the Filmfare Award for "Best Female Playback" for the song Garibon Ki Suno from "Dus Lakh".

Asha Bhosle
- The G.D. Khosla committee publishes a report critical of the censorship system. In its findings it asserts that if the guidelines were followed exactly, no film would be certified.
- South Indian actor N.T. Ramarao, Bollywood actor Sunil Dutt, and veteran film actress Durga Khote are awarded the Padma Shree

NT Ramarao, Sunil Dutt, and Durga Kote
- Dilip Kumar wins the "Filmfare Best Actor Award" for his performance of Ram / Shyam in "Ram Aur Shyam"

Dilip Kumar in scene from "Ram Aur Shyam"
- Nutan wins the "Filmfare Best Actress Award" for her performance of Radha R. Rai in "Milan"

Nutan in scene from "Milan"
A Few Notable Films of 1968
Top 10 Hindi Films
- Aankhen
- Do Kaliyan
- Neel Kamal
- Kanyadaan
- Shikar
- Padosan
- Brahmchari
- Aadmi
- Haseena Maan Jayegi
- Duniya
Other Films
- Abhilasha (Hindi)
- Adrushtavanthulu (Telugu)
- Adyapika (Malayalam)
- Anokhi Raat (Hindi)
- Aulad (Hindi)
- Baazi (Hindi)
- Bharyamar Sookshikkuka (Malayalam)
- Do Dooni Chaar (Hindi)
- Ek Kali Muskai (Hindi)
- Ezhurathrikal (Malayalam)
- Gauri (Hindi)
- Hum Saya (Hindi)
- Humsaya (Hindi)
- Izzat (Hindi)
- Jhuk Gaya Aasman (Hindi)
- Juari (Hindi)
- Man Ka Meet (Hindi)
- Mere Humdum Mere Dost (Hindi)
- Paadunna Puzha (Malayalam)
- Raja Aur Runk (Hindi)
- Saraswatichandra (Hindi)
- Sapno Ka Saudagar (Hindi)
- Suhaag Raat (Hindi)
- Sukha Dukhaalu (Telugu)
- Sunghursh (Hindi)
- Thirichady (Malayalam)
- Thokkukal Katha Parayunnu (Malayalam)
- Thulabharam (Malayalam)
- Vaasana (Hindi)
- Yakshi (Malayalam)
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