Ananda Vikatan Cinema Awards 2023: An Overview of the Receivers

The Vikatan Awards 2023 winners have been revealed. The jury has consistently selected a large number of up-and-coming talent. We’ve covered every finalist and winner for the 2022 film that has been formally revealed from top to bottom. Have a quick look at the article for details on the most notable actor, the finest film, and more.

Best Film

Natchathiram Nagargiradhu won the award for best film. Pa. Ranjith is the director of Natchathiram Nagargirathu. The most amazing aspect of “Natchathiram Nagargirathu” is that despite love being its central topic, it is not in the least bit romanticized, dramatized, or praised.

Best Director

M. Manikandan, the Kadaisi Vivasayi director won the Best Director award. The plot of the film centers on A sensitive yet accurate depiction of rural Tamil Nadu’s agricultural surroundings. although moving slowly, manages to keep the audience interested. There were no histrionic performances, jingoistic speeches, or large-scale uprisings; only everyday activities in rural areas.

Best Actor, Actress, and Villain

For the Vikram movie, Kamal Haasan received the best actor award. The new-age commercial thriller Vikram is an amazing experience that is part of the Lokesh Cinematic Universe. For the Gargi movie, Sai Pallavi earned the best actress award. Unquestionably, Gargi has selected the best women-focused film of the year. Lal got the best villain award for the movie Taanakkaran, which depicted police brutality in a straightforward, realistic, and novel way.

Best Comedian and Character Artist of Male and Female

For the movie Love Today, Yogi Babu got the prize for best comedian. In this day and age, we can connect to the plot of that movie. For the Gargi movie, Kaali Venkat received the best male character artist award. Geetha Kailasam was recognized as the best female character artist for the Natchathiram Nagargiradhu movie.

Best Debut

For the film Taanakkaran, Thamizh won the best debut director prize. Taanakkaran is a new film in the Tamil film industry. We learn about how the British established the Indian police force and their subservience earlier in the film. The director walks us through the difficulties and complexities of police training that have never been captured on film. By refusing to give in to the common desires of the Tamil cinema audience by a foreseeable ending, the filmmaker comes out on top. Instead, he has stayed true to reality by pointing out that the police force’s organizational structure is the villain, and that no amount of valor from the hero could change this.

For the film Mudhal Nee Mudivum Nee, Kishen Das won an award for the best first performance. Kishen Das produces such outstanding performances that they enthrall the audience and fill them with joy from their childhood memories. For the film Viruman, Aditi Shankar won the best debut actor award. She made her acting debut by effectively portraying a country girl, which is a very amazing sensation.

Best Child Artist, Cinematographer, and Editor

Hiya Davey won the prize for the best child artist for the film Naane Varuvean. For the film Ponniyin Selvan, Ravi Varman won the Best Cinematographer award. For the film Love Today, Pradeep Raaghav won the Best Editor award.

Best Story, Screenplay, and Dialogue

For the movie Witness, Deepak and Muthuvel got the Best Story Artist award. Gautham Ramachandran, who won the prize for Screenplay, directed Gargi, which starred Sai Pallavi in the lead role. Tamizharasan Pachamuthu got the Best Dialogue prize for the film Nenjuku Needhi.

Best Artwork, Make-Up, and Stunt

For her artwork for Ponniyin Selvan 1, one of the most important historical plays in Indian cinema, Thotta Tharani received the award. The Best Make-Up award went to Vikram Gaikwad for his work on Ponniyin Selvan 1. Dhilip Subbarayan got the Best Stunt award for the movie Valimai.

Best Lyrics, Playback Singer in male and female

Madhushree won the Best Female Singer prize for the song Mallipoo from Venthu Thanindhadhu Kaadu, which featured her distinctive voice. AR Rahman won the title of Best Male Singer for his outstanding performance in the song Marakuma Nanjam from Venthu Thanindhadhu Kaadu. Vivek won the prize for best lyricist for the moving words he wrote for the Sanda Veerachi song from the Gatta Kusthi movie.

Best Choreography, Costume Design and Animation, and VFX Effects

Ponniyin Selvan 1, among the most important era, dramas in Indian cinema, had costumes designed by Eka Lakhani, who won the award for her exquisite attention to detail. Jani received praise for the Megam Karukatha song dance and was given the Best Choreography award. Movie Ponniyin Selvan 1 took up the awards for Best Animation and VFX Effects.

Best Production and Cast & Crew

The prize for Best Production went to the movie Ponniyin Selvan. The Best Cast & Crew trophy went to the movie Vikram.

Best OTT Web Series

The Best OTT Web Series prize went to the show Vilangu. According to rumors, Vilangu is based on real events. An honest police officer named Paridhi is in a race with a deadline to figure out a puzzling criminal case.

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