Winners and nominees
2003
The winners and nominees have been listed below: [4] [5]
Best Film | Best Director |
Best Actor
| Best Actress
|
The Sansui Viewers' Choice Movie Awards were a set of awards presented annually by the Pritish Nandy Communications, a company owned by the journalist and politician Pritish Nandy, and aired on Star India. [1] The function was started in 1998. [2] [3]
The winners and nominees have been listed below: [4] [5]
Best Film | Best Director |
Best Actor
| Best Actress
|
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