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| bgcolor=#C0C0C0 | {{center|*}} || {{center|President's Silver Medal for Best Feature Film}} |
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| bgcolor=#F4F4F4| {{center|*}} || {{center|President's Silver Medal for Best Feature Film}} |
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| bgcolor=#F0DC82 | {{center|*}} || {{center|Certificate of Merit for the Second Best Feature Film}} |
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| bgcolor=#FFFACD | {{center|*}} || {{center|Certificate of Merit for the Third Best Feature Film}} |
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! style="background:#EFE4B0"| Awarded for<Br>Best of Indian cinema in</Br> |
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! style="background:#EFE4B0"| Film |
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! style="background:#EFE4B0"| Producer |
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! style="background:#EFE4B0"| Director |
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! style="background:#EFE4B0"| Citation |
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| align="center" |[[2nd National Film Awards|1954]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Mahatma Phule'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Pralhad Keshav Atre]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Pralhad Keshav Atre]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center" rowspan="2"| [[3rd National Film Awards|1955]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Me Tulas Tujhya Angani'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| X |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Raja Thakur |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''[[Drumsticks_(film) | Shevagyachya Shenga]]'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Y |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Shantaram Athavale |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[4th National Film Awards|1956]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4" | No Award |
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| align="center"| [[5th National Film Awards|1957]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Gruhdevta'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Z |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Madhav Shinde |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[6th National Film Awards|1958]] |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''Dhakti Jau'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| A |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Anant Mane |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[7th National Film Awards|1959]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| rowspan="2" align="center"| [[8th National Film Awards|1960]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Kanyadan'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| B |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Madhav Shinde |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''Umaj Padel Tar'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| C |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Dinkar D. Patil |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| rowspan="3" align="center"| [[9th National Film Awards|1961]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Manini'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| D |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Anant Mane |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''Vaijayanta'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| E |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Gajanan Jagirdar |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''Manasala Pankh Astat'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| F |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| Madhav Shinde |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''For'' |
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| rowspan="3" align="center"| [[10th National Film Awards|1962]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Rangalya Ratree Ashya'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| G |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Raja Thakur |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''Jaawai Majha Bhala'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| H |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Neelkanth Magdum |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''Gariba Gharchi Lek'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| I |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| Kamlakar Vishnu Torne |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''For'' |
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| rowspan="2" align="center"| [[11th National Film Awards|1963]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Ha Majha Marg Ekla'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| J |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Raja Paranjape]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''Te Majhe Ghar'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| K |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Ganesh Bhat |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| rowspan="3" align="center"| [[12th National Film Awards|1964]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Pathlaag'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| L |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Raja Paranjape]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''Tuka Jhalasi Kalas'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| M |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| Raja Nene |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''Sawaal Majha Aika'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| N |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| Anant Govind Mane |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''For'' |
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| rowspan="3" align="center"| [[13th National Film Awards|1965]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Sadhi Manasa'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Bhalji Pendharkar]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''Nirmom (Konkani)'' |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| A. Salam |
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| style="background:#F0DC82"| ''For'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''Yuge Yuge Me Vaat Pahili'' |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| C. Vishwanath |
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| style="background:#FFFACD"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[14th National Film Awards|1966]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[15th National Film Awards|1967]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Santh Wahate Krishnamai'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| M. G. Pathak |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[16th National Film Awards|1968]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Ektee'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Raja Thakur |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[17th National Film Awards|1969]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Tambdi Mati'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Bhalji Pendharkar]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[18th National Film Awards|1970]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Mumbaicha Jawai'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Raja Thakur |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[19th National Film Awards|1971]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[20th National Film Awards|1972]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Pinjra (film)|Pinjra]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[V. Shantaram]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[21st National Film Awards|1973]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[22nd National Film Awards|1974]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[23rd National Film Awards|1975]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Samna (film)|Saamna]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Jabbar Patel|Dr. Jabbar Patel]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[24th National Film Awards|1976]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| align="center"| [[25th National Film Awards|1977]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Jait Re Jait]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Jabbar Patel|Dr. Jabbar Patel]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[26th National Film Awards|1978]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[27th National Film Awards|1979]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[28th National Film Awards|1980]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[29th National Film Awards|1981]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Umbartha]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Jabbar Patel|Dr. Jabbar Patel]]<br> D. V. Rao |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Jabbar Patel|Dr. Jabbar Patel]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[30th National Film Awards|1982]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Shaapit'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Arvind Deshpande<Br>Rajdutt</Br> |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[31st National Film Awards|1983]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Smruti Chitre'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Vijaya Mehta]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[32nd National Film Awards|1984]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Mahananda'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| K. G. Koregaonkar |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[33rd National Film Awards|1985]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Pudhche Paool'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Rajdutt |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[34th National Film Awards|1986]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[35th National Film Awards|1987]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Sarja'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Rajdutt |
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| align="center"| [[36th National Film Awards|1988]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[37th National Film Awards|1989]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Kalat Nakalat'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Kanchan Nayak |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[38th National Film Awards|1990]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[39th National Film Awards|1991]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[40th National Film Awards|1992]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Ek Hota Vidushak'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Jabbar Patel|Dr. Jabbar Patel]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[41st National Film Awards|1993]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Lapandav'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Shravani Devdhar |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[42nd National Film Awards|1994]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Mukta'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Jabbar Patel|Dr. Jabbar Patel]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[43rd National Film Awards|1995]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Bangarwadi'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[National Film Development Corporation of India]] <br> [[Doordarshan]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Amol Palekar]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For its realistic portrayal of a Maharashtrian village in the thirties through the experience of a young school teacher who tries to fight against all odds and superstition.'' |
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| align="center"| [[44th National Film Awards|1996]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Doghi'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Sumitra Bhave |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[45th National Film Awards|1997]] |
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| align="center"| [[46th National Film Awards|1998]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Tu Tithe Mee |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Sanjay Surkar |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[47th National Film Awards|1999]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Gharabaher'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Sanjay Surkar |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[48th National Film Awards|2000]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Astitva]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Rahul Sughand |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Mahesh Manjrekar]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[49th National Film Awards|2001]] |
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| bgcolor="#F5A9A9" align="center" colspan="4"| No Award |
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| align="center"| [[50th National Film Awards|2002]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Vaastuprush'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Sumitra Bhave <Br> Sunil Sukthankar </Br> |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[51st National Film Awards|2003]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Not Only Mrs. Raut]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Aditi Deshpande |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Gajendra Ahire |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[52nd National Film Awards|2004]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Uttarayan (film)|Uttarayan]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Bipin Nadkarni<br> Sanjay Shetty |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Bipin Nadkarni |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For'' |
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| align="center"| [[53rd National Film Awards|2005]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Dombivali Fast]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Ramakant Gaikwad |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Nishikant Kamat |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For its portrayal of an urban middle class man who breaks down under tremendous stress and pressures of life in a corrupt modern city.'' |
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| align="center" | [[54th National Film Awards|2006]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Shevri (film)|Shevri]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Nina Kulkarni]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Gajendra Ahire]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For an empathetic portrayal of the struggles of middle class married woman estranged from her family.'' |
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| align="center"| [[55th National Film Awards|2007]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''Nirop'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Aparna Dharmadhikari |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Sachin Kundalkar <ref>{{cite web|url=http://pib.nic.in/archieve/others/2009/sep/r2009090707.pdf|title=55th NATIONAL FILM AWARDS FOR THE YEAR 2007|publisher=Press Information Bureau ([[Govt. of India]])}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |first= |last= |authorlink= |title= Nirop' adjudged best Marathi film at 55th national film awards|url= http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/news/city/pune/Nirop-adjudged-best-Marathi-film-at-55th-national-film-awards/articleshow/4983916.cms|publisher=[[The Times of India]] |date= 8 September 2009 |first1=Chitra |last1=Nair}}</ref> |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''An original offbeat film that gives a fresh perspective of the internal landscapes of the human mind'' |
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| align="center"| [[56th National Film Awards|2008]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Harishchandrachi Factory]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[UTV Motion Pictures]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Paresh Mokashi <ref>{{cite web|url= http://bollywood.buzzine.com/2010/03/56th-national-film-awards/ |title=56th National Awards |publisher=Buzzine }}</ref> |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''For its original of stylized recreation of a slice of history.'' |
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| align="center"| [[57th National Film Awards|2009]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| ''[[Natarang]]'' |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| [[Zee Entertainment Enterprises|Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd.]] |
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| style="background:#F4F4F4"| Ravindra Harischandra Jadhav <ref name="glamsham">{{cite web|url= http://www.glamsham.com/movies/scoops/10/sep/15-57th-national-film-awards-for-the-year-2009-announced-091014.asp|title=57th National Awards |publisher=Glamsham.com }}</ref> |
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Gulzar
As Lyricist
Gulzar is best known in India as a lyricist for songs that form an integral part of Bollywood films. He began his career under the film-directors Bimal Roy and Hrishikesh Mukherjee. He started his career as a songwriter with the music director Sachin Dev Burman for the film Bandini (1963).[1] Shailendra who has penned rest of the songs of the film urged Gulzar to write the song "Mora Gora Ang Layle". Picturised on Nutan, the song became instant hit and is now counted in classics. Gulzar would write more successful songs from his association with Sachin Dev Burman's son Rahul Dev Burman, whom he described as the anchor in his life.[2]
Gulzar has had award-winning associations with the music directors Salil Chowdhury (Anand, Mere Apne), Madan Mohan (Mausam) and more recently with Vishal Bhardwaj (Maachis, Omkara, Kaminey), A. R. Rahman (Dil Se, Guru, Slumdog Millionaire, Raavan) and Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy (Bunty aur Babli).
Gulzar was a song writer or dialogue writer for several Doordarshan programmes for kids such as Jungle Book, Alice in Wonderland, Guchche and Potli Baba Ki with Vishal Bhardwaj. He has more recently written and narrated for the children's audiobook series Karadi Tales.[3] For the peace campaign (Aman ki Asha) jointly started by India's and Pakistan's leading media houses, he wrote the anthem "Nazar Main Rehte Ho", which was recorded by Shankar Mahadevan and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.[4]
Hum Ko Maan Ki Shakti Dena, Maan Vijay Kare
Lakdi Ki Kathi, Kathi Pe Ghoda Chaddi Pehenke Phool Khila Hai O Papadwale, Panga Na Le
Goli Maar Bheje Mein
Gulzar Awards
Year | Award | Category | Outcome | Capacity | Work | Notes |
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1972 | National Film Awards | Second Best Feature Film | Won | Director | Mausam | |
1972 | National Film Awards | Best Screenplay | Won | Screenplay writer | Koshish | |
1972 | Filmfare Awards | Best Dialogue | Won | Dialogue writer | Anand | |
1974 | Filmfare Awards | Best Dialogue | Won | Dialogue writer | Namak Haraam | |
1974 | Filmfare Awards | Best Director | Nominated | Director | Koshish | Won by Yash Chopra for Daag: A Poem of Love |
1974 | Filmfare Awards | Best Director | Nominated | Director | Achanak | Won by Yash Chopra for Daag: A Poem of Love |
1974 | Filmfare Awards | Best Story | Nominated | Story writer | Koshish | Won by Salim-Javed for film Zanjeer |
1975 | Filmfare Awards | Critics Award for Best Movie | Won | Director | Aandhi | |
1976 | Filmfare Awards | Best Director | Won | Director | Mausam | |
1976 | Filmfare Awards | Best Director | Nominated | Director | Aandhi | Won by Yash Chopra for Deewar |
1976 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Tere Bina Zindagi Se" from film Aandhi | Won by Indeevar for "Dil Aisa Kisi" from film Amanush |
1977 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Dil Dhoondta Hai" from film Mausam | Won by Sahir Ludhianvi for "Kabhi Kabhie Mere Dil Mein" from film Kabhi Kabhie |
1978 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Do Deewaane Shehar Mein" from film Gharaonda | |
1978 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Naam Gum Jaayega" from film Kinara | Won by himself for "Do Deewaane Sheher Mein" from film Gharaonda |
1978 | Filmfare Awards | Best Director | Nominated | Director | Kinara | Won by Basu Chatterjee for Swami |
1980 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Aanewala Pal Jaane Wala Hain" from film Gol Maal | |
1981 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Hazaar Raahen Mud Ke Dekhi" from film Thodisi Bewafaii | |
1982 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Jahaan Pe Savera" from film Baseraa | Won by Anand Bakshi for "Tere Mere Beech Mein" from film Ek Duuje Ke Liye |
1984 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Tujhse Naraaz Nahin Zindagi" from film Masoom | |
1988 | National Film Awards | Best Lyrics | Won | Lyricist | "Mera Kuchh Saamaan" from film Ijaazat | |
1989 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Mera Kuchh Saamaan" from film Ijaazat | |
1990 | Filmfare Awards | Best Documentary | Won | Director | Ustad Amjad Ali Khan [5] | |
1991 | National Film Awards | Best Lyrics | Won | Lyricist | "Yaara Silli Silli" from film Lekin... | |
1992 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Yaara Silli Silli" from film Lekin... | |
1994 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Dil Hum Hum" from film Rudaali | Won by Sameer for "Ghungat Ke Aad Se" from Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke |
1996 | National Film Awards | Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment | Won | Director | Maachis | |
1996 | Filmfare Awards | Best Dialogue | Won | Dialogue writer | Maachis | |
1996 | Filmfare Awards | Best Story | Won | Story writer | Maachis | |
1997 | Filmfare Awards | Best Director | Nominated | Director | Maachis | Won by Shekhar Kapoor for Bandit Queen |
1997 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Chappa Chappa Charkha Chale" from film Maachis | Won by Javed Akhtar for "Ghar Se Nikalte" from Papa Kehte Hai |
1999 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Chaiyya Chaiyya" from film Dil Se | |
1999 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Ae Ajnabi" from film Dil Se | Won by himself for "Chaiyya Chaiyya" from film Dil Se |
2001 | Indian Institute of Adv. Studies | Lifetime Honorary Fellowship | Won | -- | -- | |
2001 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Aaja Mahiya" from film Fiza | Won by Javed Akhtar for "Panchchi Nadiyaan" from Refugee |
2002 | Sahitya Akademi Award | Won | Writer | "Dhuan" ("Smoke"; short stories in Urdu[6] | ||
2002 | Filmfare Awards | Lifetime Achievement Award | Won | -- | -- | |
2002 | Filmfare Awards | Best Dialogue | Won | Dialogue writer | Saathiya | |
2003 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Saathiya" from film Saathiya | |
2004 | Padma Bhushan | Won | -- | -- | India's third highest civilian award | |
2006 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Kajra Re" from film Bunty Aur Babli | |
2006 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Chup Chup Ke" from film Bunty Aur Babli | Won by himself for "Kajra Re" from film Bunty Aur Babli |
2006 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Dheere Jalna" from film Paheli | Won by himself for "Kajra Re" from film Bunty Aur Babli |
2007 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Beedi" from film Omkara | Won by Prasoon Joshi for "Chand Sifarish" from Fanaa |
2008 | Academy Awards | Best Original Song | Won | Lyricist | "Jai Ho" from film Slumdog Millionaire | Shared with Music Director A. R. Rahman |
2008 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Tere Bina" from film Guru | Won by Prasoon Joshi for "Maa" from Taare Zameen Par |
2009 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Tu Meri Dost Hai" from film Yuvvraaj | Won by Javed Akhtar for "Jashn-E-Bahara" from Jodhaa Akbar |
2010 | Grammy Awards | Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media | Won | Lyricist | "Jai Ho" from film Slumdog Millionaire | Shared with Music Director A. R. Rahman and Playback Singer Tanvi Shah |
2010 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Dhan Te Nan" from film Kaminey | Won by Irshad Kamil for "Aaj Din Chadheya" from Love Aaj Kal |
2010 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Nominated | Lyricist | "Kaminey" from film Kaminey | Won by Irshad Kamil for "Aaj Din Chadheya" from Love Aaj Kal |
2011 | Filmfare Awards | Best Lyricist | Won | Lyricist | "Dil To Bachcha Hain Ji" from film Ishqiya |
Vikram Aur Betaal episode list
# | Title | Other Cast |
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1 | "King Vikramaditya and the Yogi / Suryamal and His Bride's Dilemma" | Balwant Bansal as Mantri Ramesh Bhatkar as The Bride's Father Gagan Gupta as Soldier Satish Kaul as Suryamal |
Short Summary: The first episode shows the story of how Raja Vikramaditya and Betaal meet. Beetal tells him a story of Suryamal. Suryamal falls in love with a woman and then marries her with her parents consent. En route to home, dacoits attack and behead Suryamal and his friend. Suryamal's bride who is a devout worshipper for goddess Durga tries to comit suicide after seeing her husband dead. Goddess answers her prayers and decides to bring them both alive. Excited with joy, bride puts Suryamal's head on his friend's body and vice-versa. Question: Betaal asks, who should the bride now consider as her husband; the man who has Suryamal's head or Suryamal's body? Answer: Vikram answers, as brain controls whole man, the man with Suryamal's head is the bride's husband. | ||
2 | "King Rupsen and His Bodyguard Virvar" | Dara Singh as Virvar Madhu Kapoor as Raj Laxmi |
Short Summary: Virvar with his mighty physical strength gains the position of being bodyguard to King Rupsen. But he charges him a heft sum of 9 tolas of gold daily. One day the goddess of wealth (Raj Laxmi) tells Virvar that a demon who sleeps in a cave will soon wake up and eat the king to satisfy his hunger. Being king's bodyguard, Virvar along with his family decide to sacrifice their lives and hence enter the cave. After knowing what Virvar did to save his life, King Rupsen feels ashamed of not doing his duty of protecting his masses and he too enters the cave. The goddess of wealth comes and tells them all of how it was all her plan to test Virvar if he really was loyal as he charged a huge amount. Question: Betaal asks, who amongst King Rupsen and Virvar is great by doing his duty? Answer: Vikram answers, as it was Virvar's duty to protect king and he did so, he was not as great as the King Rupsen himself, who for sake of his masses was ready to sacrifice his own life. | ||
3 | "Love Story of King Yashodhan" | Vijay Arora as Yashodhan Rajni Bala as Girl's mother Ramesh Bhatkar as Girl's father Mohan Choti as Darbari Satish Kaul as Senapati Kaajal Kiran as Rich man's daughter Chandrakant Pandya as Darbari Mulraj Rajda as Kausal Sen |
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4 | "Three Suitors and Somprabha" | Vijay Arora as Anuragi Ramesh Bhatkar as Somprabha's Father Satish Kaul as Shilpi Kaajal Kiran as Somprabha Sunil Lahri as Vir Singh Mulraj Rajda as The Giant Dharmesh Tiwari as Somprabha's Brother |
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5 | "The Story of Padmavati and Prince Vajramukti" | Rajni Bala as Dai Ma Ramesh Bhatkar as Diwan's son Satish Kaul as Prince Vajramukti Rama Vij as Padmavati |
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6 | "Rich Girl Accepts Thief as Husband " | Vijay Arora as King Veerketu Puneet Issar as Thief Mulraj Rajda as Ratnasen Rama Vij as The Rich Girl |
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7 | "King Chandrasen and His Servant Satvasheel" | Vijay Arora as King Chandrasen Satish Kaul as Satvasheel Rama Vij as The Sea Princess |
Short Summary: | ||
8 | "Three Sensitive Brothers " | Rajni Bala as the Court Singer Sunil Lahri as The First Brother Samir Rajda as Second Brother Babloo Mukherjee ... Third Brother Mulraj Rajda ... The King |
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9 | "The Husband, the Thief, and the Lover " | Vijay Arora as The Husband Ramesh Bhatkar as The Thief Satish Kaul as The Lover Sangeeta Naik as Madan Sena Mulraj Rajda as Father-in-Law |
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10 | "The Prince and the Three Sensitive Sisters" | Rajni Bala as Indulekha Mohan Choti as Munim Vijay Kavish as Prabandhak Sunil Lahri as The Prince Lilliput as The Servant Rama Vij as Indulekha |
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11 | "Whom Will the Princess Marry?" | Vijay Arora as The Birdman Puneet Issar as The Brave Man Satish Kaul as The Vaid Vijay Kavish as The Weaver Mulraj Rajda as The King Rama Vij as The Princess |
Short Summary: Once the Princess decides to leave her palace and go around and visit different places in her kingdom. On her way she meets a Birdman who understands and talks with various birds. Impressed by his unique skill she asks him to come to the palace and teach her too. She then meets a Weaver whose woven cloth is very fine and has good export demand. She wishes that she could also weave with such ability. On her journey ahead she falls ill and is hence treated by a Vaid (Doctor in Hindi language). Looking at the philanthropic work he does, she expresses that she too wishes to leave her palace and help poor people just like he does. On her way back home, she is attacked by dacoits and a Brave Man saves her. Back in her palace, the King decides that she should now get married and announces that all suitable Grooms can present themselves. Question: Of the Birdman, Weaver, Doctor and the Brave Man who will the Princess marry? Answer: Vikram replies that the Princess will marry the Brave Man as with him she would always be secure. Other attractions she had for other men would not last long enough. | ||
12 | "Who Is the Real Father" | Rajni Bala as Bhagwati Ramesh Bhatkar as The Greedy Man Puneet Issar as The Thief Babloo Mukherjee as Dhanwati's Son Sangeeta Naik as Dhanwati Mulraj Rajda as The King |
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13 | "The Giant and the Brave Boy" | Vijay Arora as The King Rajni Bala as The Boy's Mother Deepika as The Queen Lilliput as The Boy's Father Sameer Rajda as The Brave Boy Shamsuddin as The Giant |
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14 | "Love Is Eternal " | Vijay Arora as Haridatt Satish Kaul as Madhusudan Kaajal Kiran as Madhumalti Sunil Lahri as Vaman Mulraj Rajda as Pandit |
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15 | "The Lover of Princess Chandraprabha" | Ramesh Bhatkar as Mantri Putra Deepika as Princess Chandraprabha Vijay Kavish as The Magician's Son Lilliput as The Magician Babloo Mukherjee as Manu Kumar / Manu Kumari Mulraj Rajda as The King |
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16 | "The Dilemma of Mahamantri and King Vallabh" | Vijay Arora as King Vallabh Rajni Bala ... Mahamantri's Wife Ramesh Bhatkar ... Mahamantri Lilliput as The Painter Shamsuddin as Rakshas |
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17 | "The Unsuccessful Penance of Gunkar" | Rajni Bala as Gunkar's Mother Ramesh Bhatkar as The Saint Vijayendra Ghatge as Gunkar Lilliput as The Gambler Mulraj Rajda as Gunkar's Father |
Short Summary: Gunkar looses his poor father's all hard earned money in gambling. He is hence kicked out of the home. Wandering, he meets a saint who with his yogic powers can bring forth anything that one wants. Gunkar asks the saint to teach him power. Saint agrees and asks him to follow the two-fold way of attaining the power. Midway after completing first step Gunkar decides to go home and meet his family. He asks saint to bring in some clothes to take to his home as gifts. After returning, Gunkar finishes his second step. But he is not able to get the power. Question: Betaal ask for what reason Gunkar could not attain the power although he did just as he was instructed by the saint? Answer: Vikram answers that Gunkar failed as he did not follow the way properly as he was distracted and cut it into two and went home. | ||
18 | "The Story of Rajkumar and the Bird" | Sunil Lahri as Rajkumar Jimutvahan Lilliput as The Chief |
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19 | "The Gambling Temptation of Gopu" | Ramesh Bhatkar as Gopu Deepika as Ratna Lilliput as The Gambler Mulraj Rajda as Ratna's Father |
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20 | "The Realization of Prince Anandsen" | Ramesh Bhatkar as Haribaba Deepika as Princess Roopvati Satish Kaul as Yuvraj Anandsen Mulraj Rajda as Raja Dharamveer |
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21 | "The Legendary Love of Sukesh and Legendary Duty of King Dharamveer" | Vijay Arora ... King Dharamveer Rajni Bala as Pari Suraj Chaddha as Sukesh Anil Chaudhary as Mantri Deepika as Nandini Vijay Kavish as Divya Atma Lilliput as Jadoogar Abhijeet Vilas Raj as Pradhan Mantri Mulraj Rajda as Yashwant Dubey Vikram Sahu as Nagar Seth |
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22 | "The Love Story of Four Princes" | Vijay Arora as Prince Govind Ramesh Bhatkar as Prince Amar Deepika as Rajkumari Satish Kaul as Prince Ajay Vijay Kavish as Chamatkari Yogi Sunil Lahri as Prince Vijay Lilliput as Rakshas Vilas Raj as Vaidya Mulraj Rajda as Rajah |
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23 | "The Justice of King Satyadev" | Vijay Arora as Kavi Haribhat Ramesh Bhatkar as Kaliya Bandini Mishra as Rajkumari Priyavanda Mulraj Rajda as Raja Satyadev Hari Shukla as Raja Dharamdev |
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24 | "The Dreams of Dagdoo " | Rajni Bala as Dagdoo's Mother Paintal as Dagdoo Mulraj Rajda as Maharaja |
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25 | "The Story of Greedy Apurva " | Vijay Arora as Rajkumar Ambrish Ramesh Bhatkar as Apurva Anil Chaudhary as Vyapari Deepika as Anjali Sunil Lahri as Satyakam Mulraj Rajda as Avinash |
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26 | "The Revenge of Nagin " | Vijay Arora as Yuvraj Shaktinath Rajni Bala as Princess Arundhati Anil Chaudhary as Arundhati's Brother Deepika as Nageshwari Mulraj Rajda as Raja Hargovind Das |
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NFAs
Marathi
Colours | Description |
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President's Silver Medal for Best Feature Film
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President's Silver Medal for Best Feature Film
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Certificate of Merit for the Second Best Feature Film
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Certificate of Merit for the Third Best Feature Film
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Awarded for Best of Indian cinema in |
Film | Producer | Director | Citation |
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1954 | Mahatma Phule | Pralhad Keshav Atre | Pralhad Keshav Atre | For |
1955 | Me Tulas Tujhya Angani | X | Raja Thakur | For |
Shevagyachya Shenga | Y | Shantaram Athavale | For | |
1956 | No Award | |||
1957 | Gruhdevta | Z | Madhav Shinde | For |
1958 | Dhakti Jau | A | Anant Mane | For |
1959 | No Award | |||
1960 | Kanyadan | B | Madhav Shinde | For |
Umaj Padel Tar | C | Dinkar D. Patil | For | |
1961 | Manini | D | Anant Mane | For |
Vaijayanta | E | Gajanan Jagirdar | For | |
Manasala Pankh Astat | F | Madhav Shinde | For | |
1962 | Rangalya Ratree Ashya | G | Raja Thakur | For |
Jaawai Majha Bhala | H | Neelkanth Magdum | For | |
Gariba Gharchi Lek | I | Kamlakar Vishnu Torne | For | |
1963 | Ha Majha Marg Ekla | J | Raja Paranjape | For |
Te Majhe Ghar | K | Ganesh Bhat | For | |
1964 | Pathlaag | L | Raja Paranjape | For |
Tuka Jhalasi Kalas | M | Raja Nene | For | |
Sawaal Majha Aika | N | Anant Govind Mane | For | |
1965 | Sadhi Manasa | Bhalji Pendharkar | For | |
Nirmom (Konkani) | A. Salam | For | ||
Yuge Yuge Me Vaat Pahili | C. Vishwanath | For | ||
1966 | For | |||
1967 | Santh Wahate Krishnamai | M. G. Pathak | For | |
1968 | Ektee | Raja Thakur | For | |
1969 | Tambdi Mati | Bhalji Pendharkar | For | |
1970 | Mumbaicha Jawai | Raja Thakur | For | |
1971 | For | |||
1972 | Pinjra | V. Shantaram | For | |
1973 | No Award | |||
1974 | No Award | |||
1975 | Saamna | Dr. Jabbar Patel | For | |
1976 | ||||
1977 | Jait Re Jait | Dr. Jabbar Patel | For | |
1978 | No Award | |||
1979 | No Award | |||
1980 | No Award | |||
1981 | Umbartha | Dr. Jabbar Patel D. V. Rao |
Dr. Jabbar Patel | For |
1982 | Shaapit | Arvind Deshpande Rajdutt |
For | |
1983 | Smruti Chitre | Vijaya Mehta | For | |
1984 | Mahananda | K. G. Koregaonkar | For | |
1985 | Pudhche Paool | Rajdutt | For | |
1986 | No Award | |||
1987 | Sarja | Rajdutt | ||
1988 | No Award | |||
1989 | Kalat Nakalat | Kanchan Nayak | For | |
1990 | No Award | |||
1991 | No Award | |||
1992 | Ek Hota Vidushak | Dr. Jabbar Patel | For | |
1993 | Lapandav | Shravani Devdhar | For | |
1994 | Mukta | Dr. Jabbar Patel | For | |
1995 | Bangarwadi | National Film Development Corporation of India Doordarshan |
Amol Palekar | For its realistic portrayal of a Maharashtrian village in the thirties through the experience of a young school teacher who tries to fight against all odds and superstition. |
1996 | Doghi | Sumitra Bhave | For | |
1997 | ||||
1998 | Tu Tithe Mee | Sanjay Surkar | For | |
1999 | Gharabaher | Sanjay Surkar | For | |
2000 | Astitva | Rahul Sughand | Mahesh Manjrekar | For |
2001 | No Award | |||
2002 | Vaastuprush | Sumitra Bhave Sunil Sukthankar |
For | |
2003 | Not Only Mrs. Raut | Aditi Deshpande | Gajendra Ahire | For |
2004 | Uttarayan | Bipin Nadkarni Sanjay Shetty |
Bipin Nadkarni | For |
2005 | Dombivali Fast | Ramakant Gaikwad | Nishikant Kamat | For its portrayal of an urban middle class man who breaks down under tremendous stress and pressures of life in a corrupt modern city. |
2006 | Shevri | Nina Kulkarni | Gajendra Ahire | For an empathetic portrayal of the struggles of middle class married woman estranged from her family. |
2007 | Nirop | Aparna Dharmadhikari | Sachin Kundalkar [7][8] | An original offbeat film that gives a fresh perspective of the internal landscapes of the human mind |
2008 | Harishchandrachi Factory | UTV Motion Pictures | Paresh Mokashi [9] | For its original of stylized recreation of a slice of history. |
2009 | Natarang | Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. | Ravindra Harischandra Jadhav [10] | For depicting the passion of an artiste, who despite social ostracism, political oppression and personal failures, pursues his dream. |
2010 | Mala Aai Vhhaychy! | Samruddhi Porey | Samruddhi Porey | For an emotional presentation of the story of a surrogate mother who is torn between love and sacrifice for the child. |
2011 | Shala | Vivek Wagh Nilesh Navalkar |
Sujay Dahake | For |
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(help) - ^ Karadi Tales "Behind the Scenes: Karadi Tales". Retrieved 4 Dec 2011.
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(help) - ^ Ustad Amjad Ali Khan at IMDb
- ^ "Gulzar, Sirpi among Sahitya Akademi Award winners". The Hindu. 2002-12-21. Retrieved 2009-02-23.
- ^ "55th NATIONAL FILM AWARDS FOR THE YEAR 2007" (PDF). Press Information Bureau (Govt. of India).
- ^ Nair, Chitra (8 September 2009). "Nirop' adjudged best Marathi film at 55th national film awards". The Times of India.
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