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Andhra Pradesh State Nandi Film Awards for Year 2011 ANDHRA PRADESH STATE NANDI FILM AWARDS FOR YEAR 2011 (A) FEATURE FILMS First Best Feature Film SRIRAMA RAJYAM 1 9” Golden Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Yalamanchili Sai Babu Rs.75,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Producer 2 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri Bapu Certificate to the Director 3 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri Nandamuri Bala Krishna Certificate to the Hero 4 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Ms. Nayana Thara Certificate to the Heroine Second Best Feature Film RAJANNA 5 9” Silver Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Akkineni Nagarjuna Rs.40,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Producer 6 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri V Vijayendra Prasad Certificate to the Director 7 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri Akkineni Nagarjuna Certificate to the Hero 8 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Smt. Sneha Certificate to the Heroine Third Best Feature Film VIRODI 9 9” Bronze Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Meka Anil Kumar Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Producer 10 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri Neelakanta Certificate to the Director 11 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri Srikanth Certificate to the Hero 12 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Ms. Kamalini Mukharji Certificate to the Heroine (i) Best Home Viewing Feature Film A 100% LOVE 13 6” Silver Nandi, Sri Akkineni Sri Allu Arvind Nageshwara Rao Gold Medal with a Cash Prize of Rs.30,000/- and a Commendation Certificate to the Producer (ii) Best Popular Feature Film providing wholesome DOOKUDU entertainment 14 6” Silver Nandi with a Cash Prize of Sri Achanta Gopichand & Rs.30,000/- and a Commendation Sri Achanta Rambrahmam Certificate to the Producer (B) Feature Film on National JAI BOLO TELANGANA Integration (Smt.Sarojini Naidu Award for Best Feature Film on National Integration, Communal Harmony, Uplift of Depressed Classes, and Inter Regional Integration) 15 6” Golden Nandi with a cash prize of Sri N Shankar Rs.75,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Producer 16 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri N Shankar Certificate to the Director (C) CHILDREN’S FILMS First Best Children’s Film SIKHARAM – The Peak 17 6” Golden Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Nag Gottap Rs.1,20,000 and Commendation (G Nagendra Prasad) Certificate to the Producer 18 6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Nag Gottap Rs.25,000 and Commendation (G Nagendra Prasad) Certificate to the Director Second Best Children’s Film GANTALA BANDI 19 6” Silver Nandi with a cash prize of Sri C Ananthasree & Rs.60,000 and Commendation Sri M S Prasad Certificate to the Producer 20 6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of T.Rukmini Krishna Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Director Best Director Award of Children’s Film 21 6” Copper Nandi, Sri T. Prakasa Rao Sri Kenaz Gold Medal and Commendation Certificate to the Director Title of the Film AAKAASAM (D) DOCUMENTARY FILMS First Best Documentary Film AVAYAVA DANAM 22 6” Golden Nandi with a cash prize of Sri N Gopala Krishna Rs.30,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Producer 23 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri N Gopala Krishna Certificate to the Director Second Best Documentary Film MANA BADHYATA 24 6” Silver Nandi with a cash prize of Sri C Amar Rs.15,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Producer 25 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation Sri C Amar Certificate to the Director EDUCATIONAL FILMS Film on Educational, Scientific, Instructional, Experimental, and Socially Relevant First Best Educational Film ------- 26 6” Golden Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.40,000 and Commendation -------- Certificate to the Producer 27 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation -------- Certificate to the Director Second Best Educational Film -------- 28 6” Silver Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.25,000 and Commendation -------- Certificate to the Producer 29 6” Copper Nandi and Commendation -------- Certificate to the Director (F)BOOKS/ARTICLES ON TELUGU CINEMA Best Book on Telugu Cinema CINEMA POSTER 30 6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Eswar Rs.25,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Author Best Film Critic on Telugu Cinema 31 6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Dr. Rentala Jayadeva Rs.25,000 and Commendation Certificate to the Film Critic INDIVIDUAL AWARDS FOR ARTISTES & TECHNICIANS IN ALL CATEGORIES OF FILMS 32 Best Director Sri N Shankar (6” Silver Nandi, Sri K.V.Reddy Gold Medal with a cash prize of Rs.30,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film JAI BOLO TELANGANA 33 Best Leading Actor Sri Mahesh Babu (6” Silver Nandi, Sri Rajendra Prasad Gold Medal with a cash prize of Rs.30,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film DOOKUDU 34 Best Leading Actress Ms. Nayana Thara (6” Silver Nandi, Smt. Jamuna Gold Medal with a cash prize of Rs.30,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film SRIRAMA RAJYAM 35 Best Supporting Actor Sri Prakash Raj (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film DOOKUDU 36 Best Supporting Actress Ms. Sujatha Reddy (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) INKENNALLU Title of the Film 37 S.V. Ranga Rao Award for Best Sri Sammeta Ghandi Character Actor (6” Copper Nandi, Sri Gummadi Venkateswara Rao Gold Medal with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film RAJANNA 38 Allu Ramalingaiah Award for Sri M S Narayana Best Comedian Actor (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film DOOKUDU 39 Best Comedian Actress Ms Ratna Sagar (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film KARALU MIRIYALU 40 Best Villain Ms. Manchu Lakshmi (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film ANAGANAGA OK DHEERUDU 41 Best Child Actor Master Nikhil (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film A 100% LOVE 42 Best Child Actress Baby Annie (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film RAJANNA 43 Best First Film of a Director Sri Bhanu Prakash Balusu (6” Copper Nandi, Sri K.B. Tilak Gold Medal with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film PRAYOGAM 44 Best Screenplay Writer Sri Sreenu Vaitla (6” Copper Nandi, Sri K.S. Prakash Rao Gold Medal with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film DOOKUDU 45 Best Story Writer Sri Raj Madiraju (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film RUSHI 46 Best Dialogue Writer Sri Neelakanta (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) VIRODI Title of the Film 47 Best Lyric Writer Sri Mettapalli Surendar (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Song Raathi Bommallona koluvaina shivuda.. Title of the Film PORU TELANGANA 48 Best Cinematographer Sri P R K Raju (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film SRIRAMA RAJYAM 49 Best Music Director Sri Ilayaraja (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.25,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film SRIRAMA RAJYAM 50 Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao Sri Gaddar Award for Best Male Playback Singer (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.25,000 and Commendation Certificate) Song Podusthunna Poddumeeda.... Title of the Film JAI BOLO TELANGANA 51 Best Female Playback Singer Ms. Malavika (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.25,000 and Commendation Certificate) Song Amma Avani………. Title of the Film RAJANNA 52 Best Editor Sri M R Varma (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) DOOKUDU Title of the Film 53 Best Art Director Sri S Ravindar (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film RAJANNA 54 Best Choreographer (Dance) Sri Sreenu (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Song Jagadanda Taraka ……… Title of the Film SRIRAMA RAJYAM 55 Best Audiographer Sri K Devi Krishna (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) BADRINATH Title of the Film 56 Best Costume Designer Sri Nikhaar Dhawan & (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Basha Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film ANAGANAGA OKA DHEERUDU 57 Best Makeup Artiste Sri P Rambabu (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film SRIRAMA RAJYAM 58 Best Fight Master Sri Vijay (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) DOOKUDU Title of the Film 59 Best Male Dubbing Artiste Sri R C M Raju (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) PORU TELANGANA Title of the Film 60 Best Female Dubbing Artiste Ms. Suneetha (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film SRIRAMA RAJYAM 61 Best Special Effects Sri Phani Eggone (6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Rs.20,000 and Commendation Certificate) Title of the Film ANAGANAGA OKA DHEERUDU SPECIAL JURY AWARDS 62 6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Sri Akkineni Nagarjuna Rs.30,000 and Commendation Certificate Title of the Film RAJANNA 63 6” Copper Nandi with a cash prize of Ms.
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