The Kerala State Film Award for Best Children's Film winners:
Year | Film | Director | Producer |
---|---|---|---|
1978 | Ammuvinte Attinkutty | Ramu Kariat | |
1979 | Kummatty | G. Aravindan | K. Ravindranathan Nair |
1982 | Sahyante Makan | G. S. Panicker | Prabha |
1983 | NO AWARD | ||
1984 | My Dear Kuttichathan | Jiju Punnoose | Appachan |
1985 | NO AWARD | ||
1986 | |||
1987 | |||
1988 | Manu Uncle | Dennis Joseph | Joy Thomas |
1989 | NO AWARD | ||
1990 | |||
1991 | Achan Pattalam | Nooranad Ramachandran | Bushrah Shahuddeen |
1992 | NO AWARD | ||
1993 | Johnny | Sangeeth Sivan | Sanjeev Sivan |
1994 | NO AWARD | ||
1995 | Mini | P. Chandrakumar | Madhu |
1996 | NO AWARD | ||
1997 | Moksham | Beppur Mani | K. P. Venu |
1998 | NO AWARD | ||
1999 | Kuttumanippookkal | M. N. Vinayakumar | Fathima Abdul Khader |
2000 | NO AWARD | ||
2001 | Pularvettom | Harikumar | D.Chandrasenan Nair |
2002 | Krishnapakshakkilikal | Abraham Lincoln K. J. | Pradeep Paliyath |
2003 | NO AWARD | ||
2004 | |||
2005 | |||
2006 | |||
2007 | Kaliyorukkam | S. Sunil | |
2008 | NO AWARD | ||
2009 | Keshu | Sivan | Children's Film Society |
2010 | NO AWARD | ||
2011 | Mazhavil Niraviloode | Rajesh Kumar R | Rajesh Kumar R |
2012 | NO AWARD | ||
2013 | Philips and the Monkey Pen | Rojin Thomas, Shanil Muhammed | Sandra Thomas, Vijay Babu |
2014 | Ankuram | T. Deepesh | |
2015 | Malayattom | Thomas Devasia | |
2016 | Kolumittayi | Arun Viswam | Abhijith U A |
2017 | Swanam | T. Deepesh | |
2018 | Angu Doore Oru Deshathu | Joshy Mathew | |
2019 | Nani | Samvid Anand | Shaji Mathew |
2020 | Bonamy [1] | Tony Sukumar | Sinseer |
2021 | Kaadakalam [2] | Sakhil Raveendran | Periyar Valley Creations |
2022 | Pallotty 90's Kids [3] | Jithin Raj | Sajid Yahiya |
2023 | NO AWARD [4] |
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