Printable View
Thiru, When you term "Actors of future" I would rather pick someone yet to strike resolutely like JRavi, Prasanna, Arya who are potential to establish themselves in future.
Its almost more that 10+/- years v all have seen ajith, vijay, vikram, maddy (late entry). They are actors of very much past & present indeed.
I changed the title. Is that fine?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scale
:)
ithu konjam over :roll: :oops: :oops: lesend :lol:
Thiru,
Legenda? :shock: . Please scrutinize the list then.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scale
8-)
legend?...
doubtu than!
surya and vikram have a chance
hey kamal fans....there is a thread for maruthanayagam................go and post there............
Happy interviews of state award recipients
- 13.02.2006
Cinesouth.com
Applause is like tonic to artists. Awards are like energy boosts to them. Here are some of the happy interviews from the award recipients of 2003 and 2004.
Vikram has won the state award for best actor in ‘Sethu.’ He has won it for the 2nd time for ‘Pithamagan’ for 2003. “The main reason for my getting this award is director Bala. He gave me a character with no dialogues that still got me the state award. I am very proud and privileged to receive the state award for best actor.”
The Tamilnadu people – iniya Thamizh makkal - had forgotten Bharatiraja but their memories will be jogged for Bharatiraja’s ‘Eera Nilam’ has won best film award for 2003. “I am of course disappointed that this film did not reach the people.
Still, I am delighted that it got recognition from the govt,” said Bharatiraja adding praise that, “This govt is doing good to everyone and fulfilling its duties in a formal way.” Only Laila did not praise Amma. She still can’t get over the surprise of having won best actress award for 2003 for her role in ‘Pithamagan.’
After facing a string of flops, Srikanth is encouraged by receiving the special prize in Best Actor Category for 2003 in ‘Parthiban Kanavu.’ With great happiness he says that, “This is the most precious honor I have received in my life.”
Sangeetha was cast aside as an unlucky actress but director Bala gave her a wonderful role in ‘Pithamagan’ that earned her the special prize in Best Actress Category. Naturally, her hero is Bala. “He gave me a turning point in my career. The honor of this award is entirely due to him.”
Jayam Ravi is thrilled to get best actor recognition for his very 2nd film ‘M Kumaran, son of Mahalakshmi’ for 2004. He thanks everyone including his dad, mom, state govt etc!
Karu Palaniappan can’t get over the fact that his ‘Parthiban Kanavu’ has got 7 awards. His special joy is at getting the award for best director for 2003 for the film. “I am happy to get governmental recognition. And to get recognition for the first attempt is extra fulfilling. To get 7 awards is like seventh heaven!” Palaniappan’s face beams with joy.
By announcing the awards, the state government could be said to have totally charmed the Kodambakkam film industry. Both the giver of the awards and the recipients have the satisfaction of having felled many mangoes with one stone.
We also wish them all the very best!
Tamilnadu State Film Awards – awards for Vikram, Jyotika
- 13.02.2006
Cinesouth.com
The Tamilnadu State Govt brings glad tidings in announcing the film awards for 2003 and 2004 yesterday.
‘Chithan’ who won the national award in 2003, has won the state’s Best Actor Award for 2003. The Best Actress Award goes without a doubt to Laila! She gets it for her spirited portrayal in ‘Pithamagan.’
There are some surprises in the announcement of the Tamilnadu state film awards, especially where ‘Eera Nilam’ and ‘Power of Women’ is concerned. Usually, commercially successful films are in the reckoning for best film award, so it is a welcome surprise that Bharatiraja’s ‘Eera Nilam’ has won the Best Film award for 2003.
The second best film award goes to ‘Power of Women’ in which singer Hariharan has acted. The third best film award goes to ‘Parthiban Kanavu’ directed by Karu Palaniappan. Srikanth who starred in this film gets the special prize in the best actor category. Samudrakani’s ‘Unnai Charanadainthen’ gets best story and its heroine Meera Vasudevan gets special prize in the best actress category for 2003.
Among the 7 awards that ‘Parthiban Kanavu’ gets, the most prestigious is the best director award for K Palaniappan, who has not had any film release after that. This should be very encouraging for him.
Jayam Ravi gets the best actor award for 2004 for his role in ‘M Kumaran, son of Mahalakshmi.’ Jyotika gets best actress award for her role in ‘Perazhagan.’ ‘Autograph’ is best film of 2004, ‘Vishwa Thulasi’ by female debut making director gets second and Malayalam film re-make ‘Kannaadi Pookkal’ gets third prize. Cheran missed the national award for best director, but has got the state award.
Apart from this, announcements were also made for the Arignar Anna Awards, Raja Chando Awards, MGR Awards, Kavignar Kannadasan Awards, Nadigar Thilakam Sivaji Ganesan Awards and Thyagaraja Bhagavathar Awards. It is heartening to note that films that did not quite create a stir but are important in the field of art, have been recognized by the Tamilnadu Govt.
The following is the list of Tamilnadu State Awards and recipients.
For 2003
Best Actor - Vikram (Pithamagan)
Best Actress – Laila (Pithamagan)
Special prize in Best Actor Category - Srikanth (Parthiban Kanavu)
Special prize in Best Actress Category – Meera Vasudevan (Unnai Charanadainthen)
Best Film (I Prize) - Eera Nilam
Best Film (II Prize) - Power of Women
Best Film (III Prize) - Parthiban Kanavu
Special Prize - Kamaraj
Best Villain – Riaz Khan (Power of Women)
Best Comedian (male) - Vivek (Parthiban Kanavu)
Best Comedian (female) - Devadarshini (Parthiban Kanavu)
Character actor - Alex (Kovilpatti Veeralakshmi)
Character Actress - Sangeetha (Pithamagan)
Director – Karu Palaniappan (Parthiban Kanavu)
Story - Samudrakani (Unnai Charanadainthen)
Dialogues - Thenmozhi (Eera Nilam)
Music Director – Harris Jayaraj (Kaka Kaaka)
Lyricist - Kapilan (Parthiban Kanavu)
Cinematography - Ekambaram (Iyarkai)
Editor - Jaishankar (Arasu Darbar)
For 2004
Best Actor – Jayam Ravi (M Kumaran, son of Mahalakshmi)
Best Actress - Jyotika (Perazhagan)
Special prize in Best Actor Category - Kutti (Dancer)
Special prize in Best Actress Category - Sandhya (Kaadhal)
Best Film (I Prize) - Autograph
Best Film (II Prize) – Vishwa Thulasi
Best Film (III Prize) – Kannaadi Pookkal
Special Prize - M Kumaran, son of Mahalakshmi
Best Villain - Robert (Dancer)
Best Comedian (male) - Mayilsami (Kangalaal Kaidhu Sei)
Best Comedian (female) - Kanthimathi (Oru Murai Sollividu)
Character actor - Radharavi (Oru Murai Sollividu)
Character actress - Seetha (Rightaa Thappaa)
Director - Cheran (Autograph)
Story - Hariram (Uyirosai)
Dialogue – Prasanna Kumar (M Kumaran, son of Mahalakshmi)
Music Director – Srikanth Deva (M Kumaran, son of Mahalakshmi)
Lyricist - Snehan (Perazhagan)
Cinematography – B Kannan (Kangalaal Kaidhu Sei)
Editor - Anthony (Madura
State awards announced!
By Moviebuzz | Monday, 13 February , 2006, 08:55
The Tamilnadu state government awards for 2003 and 2004 were announced. The awards would be presented by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa at a function to be held on 23 February.
Vikram and Laila, who played the lead roles in Pithamagan have bagged the best actor and actress award respectively for the year 2003.
Eranilam directed by Bharathiraja has been chosen as the best film for 2003 and Cheran's Autograph for 2004. Jeyam Ravi ( M Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi ) and Jyothika (Perazhagan) are the best actor and actress for their performance in the year 2004.
Some of the award winners of 2003 are - Best Villain: Riyaz Khan (Power of Woman), Comedian (male): Vivek (Parthiban Kanavu), Comedian (female): Devadharshini (Parthiban Kanavu), Director: Karu Pazhaniappan (Parthiban Kanavu), Music director: Harris Jeyaraj (Kaakha Kaakha), Lyricist: Kabilan (Parthiban Kanavu), Playback singer (male): Unni Krishnan (Ramachandra) , Playback singer (female): Harini (Parthiban Kanavu), Cinematography : Ekambaram (Iyarkkai), Stunt master: Thalapathy Dinesh (Unnai Saran Adainthen), Choreography : Ashok Raja (Thirumalai).
Award winners of 2004- Best villain: Robert (Dancer), Comedian (male): Mayilsamy (Kangalal Kaidu Sei), Comedian (female): Gandhimathi (Oru Murai Solli Vidu), Director: Cheran (Autograph), Music-director: Srikanth Deva (M Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi), Cinematography : Kannan (Kangalal Kaidhu Sei), Stunt master: Peter Hayen (Bose), Lyricist: Snehan (Autograph).