Karnataka State Film Award for Best Actress

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Karnataka State Film Award for Best Actress
State award for contributions to Kannada cinema
Awarded for Award for Best Performance of an actress in Leading Role
Sponsored by Government of Karnataka
Reward(s)

  • Silver Medal


  • ₹ 20,000
First awarded 1967–68
Last awarded 2017
Most recent winner Tara
Highlights
Total awarded 50
First winner Kalpana

The Karnataka State Film Award for Best Actress is a state film award of the Indian state of Karnataka given during the annual Karnataka State Film Awards. The award honours Kannada language film actresses.




Contents






  • 1 Superlative Winners


  • 2 Winners


    • 2.1 Key




  • 3 See also


  • 4 References





Superlative Winners











 • Kalpana
 3 Awards
 • Aarathi
 • Jayanthi
 • Tara
 4 Awards


Winners



Key











Symbol
 Meaning
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List of award recipients, showing the year and film(s)
Year
 Recipient(s)
 Role(s)
 Film(s)
Ref.
1967–68
Kalpana
 Indira
Belli Moda
1968–69
Kalpana
 Malathi
Hannele Chiguridaga
1969–70
Bharathi Vishnuvardhan
 Chennambike
Sri Krishnadevaraya
1970–71
Kalpana
 Kaveri
Sharapanjara
1971–72
 L. V. Sharada
 Kathyayini
Vamsha Vriksha

1972–73
Aarathi
 Alamelu
Naagarahaavu
1973–74
Jayanthidagger
 Madhavi
Edakallu Guddada Mele
 [1]

Nandini Bhaktavatsaladagger
 Kamali
Kaadu
1974–75
 A. Revathi

Kankana
1975–76
Aarathi
 Munithaayi
Katha Sangama
1976–77
Jayanthi

Manassinanthe Mangalya
 [1]
1977–78
 Aparna Narang

Spandana
1978–79
Aarathi
 Thunga
Dharmasere
1979–80
Vaishali Kasaravalli
 Lakshmi
Akramana

1980–81
Aarathi
 Ranganayaki / Maala
Ranganayaki
1981–82
Jayanthi
 Putti
Dharma Dari Thappithu
 [1]
1982–83
Padma Vasanthi
 Vasanthi
Maanasa Sarovara
1983–84
 Abhinaya
 Gowri
Anubhava

1984–85
Roopa Devi

Avala Antharanga
1985–86
Jayanthi
 Chinnamma / Thara Devi
Masanada Hoovu
 [1]

1986–87
Geetha
 Dr. Janaki
Aruna Raaga

1987–88
 Usha
Akka Mahadevi
Shivayogi Akkamahadevi
1988–89
Saritha
 Banneri
Sankranthi
1989–90
Sudha Rani
 Rukmini
Panchama Veda
1990–91
Tara
 Jaya
Krama
1991–92
Sudha Rani
 Padma
Mysore Mallige

1992–93
Vinaya Prasad
 Vani
Aathanka
 [2]
1993–94
Lakshmi
 Ramabai
Hoovu Hannu

1994–95
Shruti
 Usha
Aagatha

1995–96
Prema
 Madhu
Om
 [3]

1996–97
Shilpa
 Kanaka
Janumada Jodi
 [4]
1997–98
Jayamala
 Thaayi Saheba
Thaayi Saheba

1998–99
Soundarya
 Kshama
Doni Saagali
 [5]

1999–2000
Tara
 Subbamma Heggadithi
Kaanuru Heggadathi
 [6]

2000–01
Anu Prabhakar
 Kaveri
Shaapa
 [6]

2001–02
Soundarya
 Naagi
Dweepa
 [7]
2002–03
Bhavana
 Channi
Kshaama
 [8]
2003–04
Radhika Kumaraswamy
 Gowri
Thaayi Illada Tabbali
 [9]

2004–05
Shruti
 Gowri
Gowdru
 [10]

2005–06
Pavitra Lokesh
 Venkatalakshmi
Naayi Neralu
 [11]

2006–07
Tara
 Mrudula Ranganathan
Cyanide
 [12]

2007–08
Umashree
 Gulabi
Gulabi Talkies
 [13]
2008–09
Radhika Pandit
 Chanchala
Moggina Manasu
 [14]

2009–10
Anu Prabhakar
 Bangari
Pareekshe
 [15]

2010–11
Ramya
 Geetha
Sanju Weds Geetha
 [16]

2011
Bhavana
 Bhageerathi
Bhageerathi
 [17]

2012
Nirmala Chennappa
 Jayamma
Tallana
 [18]

2013
Nivedhitha
 Devakka
December-1
 [19]

2014
Lakshmi Gopalaswamy
 Meera
Vidaaya
 [20]

2015
Malashri
 Ganga
Ganga
 [21]

2016
Sruthi Hariharan
 Nandini
Beautiful Manasugalu
 [22]

2017
Tara
 Ramakka
Hebbet Ramakka
 [23]


See also



  • Cinema of Karnataka

  • List of Kannada-language films



References





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