List of awards and nominations received by Nagarjuna

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Nagarjuna holding the Best film trophy at 62nd Filmfare Awards South for Manam

Nagarjuna is an Indian actor, producer and television presenter who works primarily in Telugu cinema and television. He has received nine state Nandi Awards, three Filmfare Awards South and a National Film Award-Special Mention. He received his first National Film Awards during 1996 as he produced, Ninne Pelladata , which has garnered the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu for that year. His performance in Annamayya received a National Film Award – Special Mention (Actor) in the 45th National Film Awards in 1998.

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CineMAA Awards

The CineMAA Awards are presented annually by Movie Artists Association Group, a television network based in Hyderabad.

YearFilmCategoryResultRef.
2006 Mass Best Actor - Male Won [1]
2012 Rajanna Special Jury Award – Best ActorWon [2]
2013 Shirdi Sai Won [3]
2015 Manam Special Jury Award – Best FilmWon [4]
Exceptional Performance AwardWon [4]

Filmfare Awards South

The Filmfare Awards South is the South Indian segment of the annual Filmfare Awards, presented by The Times Group to honour both artistic and technical excellence of professionals in the South Indian film industry. The awards are separately given for Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam films.

YearFilmCategoryResultRef.
1987 Majnu Best Actor – Telugu Nominated
1988 Aakhari Poratam Nominated
1988 Murali Krishnudu Nominated
1989 Geetanjali Nominated
1989 Siva Nominated
1992 Antham Nominated
1994 Hello Brother Nominated

1995

 Gharana Bullodu Nominated
1996 Ninne Pelladatha Nominated
Best Film – Telugu (as producer)Won
1997 Annamayya Best Actor – Telugu Won
1998 Chandralekha Nominated
Best Film – Telugu (as producer)Nominated
1999 Prema Katha Best Film – Telugu (as producer)Nominated
2000 Azad Best Actor – Telugu Nominated
2002 Manmadhudu Best Film – Telugu (as producer)Nominated
Santosham Best Actor – Telugu Nominated
2004 Mass Nominated
2005 Super Best Film – Telugu (as producer)Nominated [5]
Best Actor – Telugu Nominated [5]
2006 Sri Ramadasu Nominated
2011 Rajanna Best Film – Telugu (as producer)Nominated [6]
Best Actor – Telugu Nominated [6]
2012 Damarukam Nominated [7]
2013 Uyyala Jampala Best Film – Telugu (as producer)Nominated [8]
2014 Manam Won [9]
Filmfare Award for Best Actor - Telugu Nominated [10]
2016 Oopiri Nominated [11]

Nandi Awards

The Nandi Awards are the awards that recognize the excellence in Telugu cinema, Telugu theatre and Telugu television, and Lifetime achievements in Indian cinema. Presented annually by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.

Year [lower-alpha 1] FilmCategoryResultRef.
1996 Ninne Pelladatha Akkineni Award for Best Home-viewing Feature Film (as producer)Won [12]
1997 Annamayya Best Actor Won [12]
2000 Prema Katha Best Feature Film – Kansya (Bronze) (as producer)Won [12]
Yuvakudu Special Jury Award (as producer)Won [12]
2002 Santosham Best Actor Won [12]
Manmadhudu Best Feature Film – Swarna (Gold) (as producer)Won [12]
2006 Sri Ramadasu Best Actor Won [12]
2011 Rajanna Special Jury Award (Actor)Won [13]
Best Feature Film – Rajata (Silver) (as producer)Won [13]

National Film Awards

The National Film Awards are awarded by the Government of India's Directorate of Film Festivals division for achievements in the Indian film industry. Nagarjuna has received two awards.

Year [lower-alpha 1] FilmCategoryResultRef.
1997 Ninne Pelladata Best Feature Film in Telugu (as producer)Won [14]
1998 Annamayya Special Mention Won [15]

South Indian International Movie Awards

The South Indian International Movie Awards are rewards the artistic and technical achievements of the South Indian film industry.

YearFilmCategoryResultRef.
2012 Rajanna Best Actor – Telugu Nominated [16]
Special Appreciation – Best ActorWon [17]
2015 Manam Best Film – TeluguWon [18]
2017 Thozha Best Supporting Actor – Tamil Nominated [19]

IIFA Utsavam

YearFilmCategoryResult
2017 Oopiri / Thozha Best Performance in a Supporting Role – Male Won

Other awards

YearFilmAwardsCategoryResultRef.
1986 Vikram Vamsee Berkeley AwardsBest ActorWon
1989 Geetanjali Andhra Pradesh Cinegoers Awards
Bharatamuni Awards
Siva Vamsee Berkley Awards
Cinema Express Awards
1996 Ninne Pelladata Akruthi Film Awards
1997 Annamayya Screen Videocon Awards
Bharatamuni Awards
2000 Azad Andhra Pradesh Film Journalists Association Awards
2005 Mass CineMAA Awards
2012 Rajanna 1st South Indian International Movie Awards Special Appreciation (Actor) [20] [21]
CineMAA Awards Best Actor (Jury)
2013 Shirdi Sai [22]

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 Refers to the year in which the ceremony was held.

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