Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Art Director

The Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Art Director is given by the state government as part of its annual Tamil Nadu State Film Awards for Tamil (Kollywood) films.

The list

List of winners and nominated work
Year	Recipient	Work
1988	B. Nagarajan	Paati Sollai Thattadhey
1989	Mohanam	Pudhea Paadhai
1990	B. Chalam	Ulagam Pirandhadhu Enakkaga, Nadigan
1991	Thotta Tharani	Thalapathi
1992	B. Chalam	Annamalai, Pandiyan
1993	B. Chalam	Walter Vetrivel
1994	Thotta Tharani	Kadhalan
1995	Prabakharan	Pullakuttikaran
1996	D. Rajan^[1]	Karuppu Roja
1997	GK	Arunachalam
1998	Mohan Rajendran^[2]	Simmaraasi
1999	P. Krishnamoorthy	Sangamam
2000	Mani Raj P. Krishnamoorthy^[3]	Thenali Vaanavil
2001	Prabakharan^[4]	Poovellam Un Vasam
2002	Sabu Cyril^[5]	Kannathil Muthamittal
2003	Kathir	Thirumalai
2004	Anand Sai	New
2005	Thotta Tharani^[6]	Chandramukhi, Sringaram
2006	P. Krishnamoorthy^[7]	Imsai Arasan 23m Pulikesi
2007	Thotta Tharani^[8]	Sivaji
2008	Rajeevan^[9]	Vaaranam Aayiram
2009	V. Selvakumar^[10]	Peranmai
2010	T. Santhanam^[11]	Aayirathil Oruvan
2011	D. R. K. Kiran^[12]	Ko
2012	C.S. Balachandar^[13]	Paradesi
2013	Mahi^[14]	Moondru Per Moondru Kaadhal
2014	T. Santhanam^[15]	Kaaviya Thalaivan

See also

• Tamil cinema
• Cinema of India

References

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