Nandi Award for Best Female Playback Singer

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The Nandi Award for Best Female Playback Singer was awarded from 1977 to 2016 by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. [1]

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Winners

List of winners of Nandi Awards for Best Playback Singer Female
ArtistWins
S. Janaki
11
K. S. Chithra
11
P.Susheela
6
Sunitha
4
Usha
3
Kousalya
3
Nitya Santoshini
3
Pranavi
3
YearSingerFilmSong
2016 [2] Chinmayi Kalyana Vaibhogame "Manasantha Meghamai"
2016ChaithraSita Mahalakshmi (Star Maa) Television [3]
2015 [4] Chinmayi Malli Malli Idi Rani Roju "Yenno Yenno"
2015PranaviGeethanjali Television [5]
2014 [6] K. S. Chithra Mukunda "Gopikamma"
2014 Ramya Behara Atharintiki Daredi Television [7]
2013 [8] Kalpana Raghavendar Intinta Annamayya"Nava Moorthulainatti"
2013Anjana SowmyaPellinati Pramanalu Television [9]
2012 [10] Geetha Madhuri Good Morning"Yedalo Nadilaga"
2012PranaviManasu Mamata Television [11]
2011 [12] Malavika Rajanna "Amma Avani"
2011Naga SahithiMuddu Bidda (Zee TV)"Chinni Chinni" Television [13]
2010 [14] Pranavi Sneha Geetham "Sarigamapadani"
2010 Sunitha Anthahpuram Television [15]
2009 [16] K. S. Chithra Kalavaramaye Madilo "Pallavinchani"
2009 Kousalya Aadade Adharam Television [17]
2008 Geetha Madhuri Nachavule "Ninne Ninne"
2008PranaviTurupu Velle Railu"Monna Eduru Chusa" Television [18]
2007 Kousalya Satyabhama "Gundelona Nuvve"
2007Nitya SantoshiniJabili"Ashala Pandiri needalo" Television [19]
2006 Sunitha Godavari "Andanga Lena"
2006 Usha Bommarillu Television [20]
2005Nitya Santoshini Moguds Pellams "Ninne Daachanu"
2005 Malavika Melukolupu"Kottaga Sari Kottaga" Television [21]
2004 K. S. Chithra Varsham "Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana"
2004V. Sasikala SwamyKalyani (Doordarshan)"Rammanna Radu Pommanna Podu" Television [22]
2003 Sunitha Athade Oka Sainyam "Naa Paata"
2003 Gopika Poornima Priyanka"Amma Antu Amme dantu" Television [23]
2002 Usha Nee Sneham "Chinuku Tadiki"
2002 Kousalya Endamavulu Television [24]
2001 Usha Padma "Kallu Theravani"
2001Nitya SantoshiniAadadi Television [25]
2000 S. Janaki Sri Sai Mahima"Enthenta Daya Needi"
2000 S. Janaki Anubandham"Idi deepalu velige" Television [26]
1999 K. S. Chithra Swayamvaram "Marala Thelupana"
1999 K. S. Chithra Anveshitha "Kshana Kshanam" Television [27]
1998 S. Janaki Anthahpuram "Sooreedu Puvva"
1998 Sunitha Anta rangalu Television [28]
1997 S. Janaki Thodu"Nadila Pravahinchede"
1997 K. S. Chithra Bombay Priyudu "Pranayama" [29]
1997SarithaBala Bharathi Television [30]
1996 K. S. Chithra Maavichiguru "Maata Ivvamma Chelli"
1995 S. P. Sailaja Subha Sankalpam "Seethamma Andalu"
1994 S. Janaki Bhairava Dweepam "Naruda O Naruda"
1993 K. S. Chithra Mathru Devo Bhava "Venuvai Vacchanu"
1992 K. S. Chithra Rajeswari Kalyanam
1991 K. S. Chithra Manjeera Naadam"Pacchi Yodalidana"
1990 K. S. Chithra Seetharamayya Gari Manavaralu "Kaliki Chilakala Koliki" [31]
1989 P. Susheela Godavari Pongindi"Eppatla Godavari"
1988 S. Janaki Janaki Ramudu "Nee Charana Kamalam"
1987 P. Susheela Viswanatha Nayakudu "Kavijana Samaja Bhoja"
1986 S. Janaki Aruna Kiranam"Dhanvantari Varasulam"
1985 S. Janaki Pratighatana "Ee Duryodhana Dushasana"
1984 P. Susheela Sangeetha Samrat"Yentha Sogasugaade"
1983 S. Janaki Sagara Sangamam "Om Namah Shivaaya"
1982 P. Susheela Meghasandesam "Aakulo Aakunai" [32]
1981 S. Janaki Saptapadi "Govullu Tellana" [33]
1980 S. Janaki Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Mahatyam"Parasakthi Mahasakthi"
1979 Vani Jairam Sankarabharanam
1978 P. Susheela Naalaaga Endaro
1977 P. Susheela Daana Veera Soora Karna "Ye Thalli Ninu Kannado" [34]

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