S Thaman, another first-timer, bagged the award for Best Music (Songs) for the foot-tapping soundtrack from Ala Vaikunthapurramulo. It was also a good year for Marathi films. The lived-in locales and the contrasting lushness and aridness in Kappela’s landscape won Anees Nadodi the National Award for Best Production Design. In a decent haul for Malayalam cinema, the inventive action sequences in Ayyappanum, won its stunt choreographers Rajasekhar, Mafia Sasi and Supreme Sundar the National Award. In what was a sentimental moment, director Sachy, who passed away in 2021, won the Best Director award for his work in Ayyappanum, which bagged one more award for Nanjiyamma in the Best Female Playback singer category. The South domination continued in the acting categories, with actor Aparna Balamurali, who played the enterprising and feisty Bommi in Soorarai Pottru, declared the Best Actress.Īdding to the mix are also two of the finest performances of 2020 Lakshmipriyaa Chandramouli and Biju Menon which won the Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor awards for Sivaranjiniyum. It is interesting that Suriya shares the honours with Ajay Devgn, who won his third National Award for his titular role in Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior that saw him exude the right mix of patriotism and rebellion in another inspiring saga. All the predictions came true as it won the Best Film, and Suriya bagged the Best Actor award for his compelling portrayal of a determined dreamer, Nedumaaran Rajangam a character based on the life of Captain Gopinath, who owned the first low-cost airline in the country. Soorarai Pottru was always a favourite with fans on social media placing their bets on Suriya and the film to win the top awards. every other awardee in Tamil cinema was a first-time winner. Barring Vasanth and editor Sreekar Prasad, who won the National Award for Best Feature (Tamil) and Best Editing, respectively, for Sivaranjiniyum. While Soorarai Pottru (Tamil) was the big winner, taking home five awards, Vasanth S Sai’s Sivaranjiniyum Innum Sila Pengalum won three, and Madonne Ashwin’s Mandela (Tamil) picked two.
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