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Doc1 22 Post1.Pdf TRY -- TRUE -- TRUST NUMBER ONE SITE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAM SELF LEARNING AT ANY TIME ANY WHERE * * দাদা সােহব ফালেক পুরার াপেকর নাম * * সাল নাম পশা ১৯৬৯ দিবকা রািন চৗধুির অিভেনী ১৯৭০ িব . এন. সরকার িডউসার ১৯৭১ পৃ'ীরাজ কাপুর অিভেনতা ১৯৭২ প+জ মি,ক িমউিজক িডের-র ১৯৭৩ /বী মায়ারস (সুেলাচনা ) অিভেনী ১৯৭৪ বিমেরি4 নরিসংহ রি4 িডের-র ১৯৭৫ ধীের7নাথ গা:ুলী অিভেনতািডের-র , ১৯৭৬ কানন দবী অিভেনী ১৯৭৭ িনিতন বাস িডের-র ১৯৭৮ রাই চাঁদ বড়াল িডের-রিমউিজক িডের-র , ১৯৭৯ সাহরাব মাদী অিভেনতা,িডের-র,িডউসার ১৯৮০ পাইিদ জাইরাজ অিভেনতািডের-র , ১৯৮১ নৗসাদ আিল িমউিজক িডের-র ১৯৮২ এলসাদ . িভ . অিভেনতা,িডের-র,িডউসার ১৯৮৩ দুগAা খােট অিভেনী ১৯৮৪ সত2িজE রায় িডের-র ১৯৮৫ িভশাFারাম . অিভেনতা,িডের-র,িডউসার ১৯৮৬ িব নািগ .রি4 িডউসার ১৯৮৭ রাজ কাপুর অিভেনতািডের-র , ১৯৮৮ অেশাক কু মার অিভেনতা ১৯৮৯ লতা মে:শকর Gব2াক গািয়কা ১৯৯০ অিHেনিন নােগIর রাও অিভেনতা ১৯৯১ ভালজী পােKকর িডের-র,িডউসাররাইটার-Lীন , ১৯৯২ ভূ েপন হাজািরকা িমউিজক িডের-র ১৯৯৩ মজ/হ সুলতানপুরী গীিতকার ১৯৯৪ িদলীপ কু মার অিভেনতা www.sirssolutions.in 91+9830842272 Email: [email protected] Please Post Your Comment at Our Website PAGE And our Sirs Solutions Face book Page Page 1 of 4 TRY -- TRUE -- TRUST NUMBER ONE SITE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAM SELF LEARNING AT ANY TIME ANY WHERE * * দাদা সােহব ফালেক পুরার াপেকর নাম * * সাল নাম পশা ১৯৯৫ রাজকু মার অিভেনতা ১৯৯৬ িশভাজী গেনশন অিভেনতা ১৯৯৭ দীপ গীিতকার ১৯৯৮ িবচাপড়া . আর . িডের-র,িডউসার ১৯৯৯ Oষীেকশ মুখািজA িডের-র ২০০০ আশা ভাঁশেল Gব2াক গািয়কা ২০০১ যশ চাপড়া িডের-র,িডউসার ২০০২ দব আনR অিভেনতা,িডের-র,িডউসার ২০০৩ মৃণাল সন িডের-র ২০০৪ আদুর গাপালাকৃ Tন িডের-র ২০০৫ শ2াম বেনগাল িডের-র ২০০৬ তপন িসনহা িডের-র ২০০৭ মাUা দ Gব2াক গায়ক ২০০৮ িভমূিতA . ক . িসেনমােটাVাফার ২০০৯ িডরামানাইডু . িডউসার ২০১০ কবালাচR . িডের-র ২০১১ সৗিম চ2াটািজA অিভেনতা ২০১২ াণ অিভেনতা ২০১৩ Wলজার গীিতকার ২০১৪ শশী কাপুর অিভেনতা ২০১৫ মেনাজ কু মার অিভেনতা,িডের-র ২০১৬ কাশীনাথুিন িবIনাথ অিভেনতা,িডের-র www.sirssolutions.in 91+9830842272 Email: [email protected] Please Post Your Comment at Our Website PAGE And our Sirs Solutions Face book Page Page 2 of 4 TRY -- TRUE -- TRUST NUMBER ONE SITE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAM SELF LEARNING AT ANY TIME ANY WHERE * * Dada Saheb Phalke Award Winner * * The Dadasaheb Phalke Award is India's highest award in cinema. The government to recognise the contribution of film personalities towards the development of Indian Cinema. Year Name of winner Occupation 1969 Devika Rani Chaudhuri Actress 1970 B.N.Sircar Producer 1971 Prithiraj Kapoor Actor 1972 Pankaj Mullick Music Director 1973 Ruby Myers (Sulochona) Actress 1974 Bomireddi Narasimha Reddy Director 1975 Dhirendranath Ganguly Actor, Director 1976 Kanan Devi Actress Cinematographer, Director, 1977 Nitin Bose Screenwriter 1978 Rai Chand Boral Music Director, Director 1979 Sohrab Modi Actor, Director, producer 1980 Paidi Jairaj Actor, Director 1981 Naushad Ali Music Director 1982 L.V.Prasad Actor, Director, Producer 1983 Durga Khote Actress 1984 Satyajit Roy Director 1985 V. Shantaram Actor, Director, Producer 1986 B.Nagi, Reddy Producer 1987 Raj Kapoor Actor, Director 1988 Ashok Kumar Actor 1989 Lata Mangeshkar Playback Singer 1990 Akkineni Nageswara Rao Actor 1991 Bhalji Pendharkar Director, Producer, Screenwriter 1992 Bhupen Hazarika Music Director 1993 Majrooh Sultanpuri Lyricist 1994 Dilip Kumar Actor 1995 Rajkumar Actor www.sirssolutions.in 91+9830842272 Email: [email protected] Please Post Your Comment at Our Website PAGE And our Sirs Solutions Face book Page Page 3 of 4 TRY -- TRUE -- TRUST NUMBER ONE SITE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAM SELF LEARNING AT ANY TIME ANY WHERE * * Dada Saheb Phalke Award Winner * * Year Name of winner Occupation 1996 Sivaji Ganesan Actor 1997 Pradeep Lyricist 1998 B.R.Chopra Director, Producer 1999 Hrishikish Mukherjee Director 2000 Asha Bhosle Playback Singer 2001 Yash Chopra Director, Producer 2002 Dev Anand Actor, Director, Producer 2003 Mrinal Sen Director 2004 Adoor Gopalakrishnan Director 2005 Shyam Benagal Director 2006 Tapan Sinha Director 2007 Manna Dey Playback Singer 2008 V.K.Murty Cinematographer 2009 D. Ramanaidu Producer 2010 K. Balachandra Director 2011 Soumitra Chatterjee Actor 2012 Pran Actor 2013 Gulzar Lyricist 2014 Shashi Kapoor Actor 2015 Manoj Kumar Actor, Director 2016 Kasinathuni Viswanath Film director, screenwriter, actor www.sirssolutions.in 91+9830842272 Email: [email protected] Please Post Your Comment at Our Website PAGE And our Sirs Solutions Face book Page Page 4 of 4 .
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