Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil

The Filmfare Best Actress Award is given by the Filmfare magazine as part of its annual Filmfare Awards South for Tamil (Kollywood) films. The awards were extended to "Best Actress" in 1972.[1] The year indicates the year of release of the film.

Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil
The 2018 recipient: Trisha for 96
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in Tamil films
CountryIndia
Presented byFilmfare
First awardedJayalalithaa,
Pattikada Pattanama(1972)
Currently held byTrisha,
96 (2019)
WebsiteFilmfare Awards

Superlatives
Superlative Actor Record
Actress with most awards Sujatha
Raadhika
Revathi
Nayanthara		 3
Actress with most nominations with wins[2] Jyothika 11
Actress with most nominations without ever winning Sneha 7
Oldest winner Trisha 36 (age)
Oldest nominee Revathi 51 (age)
Youngest winner Sandhya 17 (age)
Youngest nominee Sandhya 17 (age)
  • Sujatha, Raadhika, Revathi and Nayanthara with three wins each, have maximum awards. Five actresses won the award twice; in chronological order, they are Jayalalithaa, Lakshmi, Saritha, Laila and Anjali.
  • Sujatha won the most awards in the 1970s with three. Saritha and Raadhika won the award two times in the 80s, and Revathi won three times in the 1990s for the most in that decade. Laila had two wins in the 2000s, while Nayanthara has won the most in the 2010s with three wins.
  • Five actresses have won the awards in consecutive years; in chronological order, they are Jayalalithaa (1972–1973) , Sujatha (1975,1976 and 1977) , Raadhika (1986–1987) , Revathi (1992,1993 and 1994) ,and Anjali (2010–2011).
  • Jayalalithaa, Revathi and Samantha Akkineni are the only three actresses to win both Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil and Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Telugu in the same year for their performances in the year 1972,1992 and 2012 respectively. Lakshmi and Poornima Bhagyaraj won Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil and Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Malayalam for her performances in the same year(1974 and 1982 respectively). Saritha is the only Actress to win Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil and Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Kannada in the same year(1984).
  • Seven actresses have won for their debut Tamil films, in chronological order Manisha Koirala(1995), Shruti(1996), Sandhya(2004), Bhavana(2006), Parvathy Thiruvothu (2008), Malavika Nair(2014) and Ritika Singh(2016).
  • Shobha, Archana and Priyamani have won Filmfare award for Best Actress Tamil and National Film Award for Best Actress for their performances in Pasi (1979), Veedu (1988) and Paruthiveeran (2006) respectively.
  • Raadhika, Simran Bagga and Jyothika have won awards in 2 different categories other than this category.[3][4] Raadhika has won Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award in 2014 and Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award in 2015.Simran has won both debut award in 1997 and Best Supporting Actress Award in 2008, while jyothika won Debut award in 1999 and Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress – South in 2015,also she's the only actress of having most nominations with 11 and 1 win.[2][5]
  • Sneha is the only one actress with most nominations without ever winning in this category.She was awarded Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Tamil in 2002 and she's the first to get that honour in South.[6]
  • Jyothika and Trisha are the two actresses to win both Best Actress – Tamil and Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress – South.[7][8]
  • Sandhya was the youngest to win the award at the age of 17 for her debut film in her career.She was also given Tamil Nadu State Film Special Award for Best Actress for the same movie ( Kaadhal ) she was awarded the best actress Award.She have the record of both youngest nominee and youngest winner in this category.[9]

Multiple winners
  • 3 Wins: Sujatha, Raadhika, Revathi, Nayanthara
  • 2 Wins: Jayalalithaa, Lakshmi, Saritha, Laila, Anjali

Winners
Year Photo of

Winners

 Actress Role Film Ref
1972
JayalalithaaKalpanaPattikada Pattanama[10]
1973
JayalalithaaRadhaSuryakanthi[11]
1974
LakshmiParvathiDikkatra Parvathi[12]
1975 SujathaSumathiUravu Solla Oruvan[13]
1976 SujathaAnnakiliAnnakili[14]
1977 SujathaAnubamaAvargal[15]
1978 LathaAnuVatathukkul Chadhuram[16]
1979 ShobhaKuppammaPasi[17]
1980 SarithaVadivuVandichakkaram[18]
1981
SrideviKokilaMeendum Kokila[19]
1982 Poornima JayaramRadhaPayanangal Mudivathillai[20]
1983
LakshmiUnmaigal[21]
1984 SarithaThenmozhiAchamillai Achamillai[22][23]
1985
RadhaKuyilMudhal Mariyathai[24]
1986
RaadhikaJhansiDharma Devathai[25][26]
1987
RaadhikaChithraNeethikku Thandanai[27]
1988 ArchanaSudhaVeedu
1989
BhanupriyaMeenakshiAararo Aaariraro[28]
1990
RaadhikaSharadaKeladi Kanmani[29]
1991
GautamiNivedhaNee Pathi Naan Pathi[30][29]
1992
RevathiPanchavarnamThevar Magan[31][32]
1993
RevathiThulasiMarupadiyum[32]
1994
RevathiPriyankaPriyanka[33][34]
1995
Manisha KoiralaShaila BanuBombay[35][36]
1996 ShrutiKalkiKalki[37]
1997
MeenaKannammaBharathi Kannamma[38]
1998
KausalyaMahaPooveli[39]
1999
Ramya KrishnanNeelambariPadayappa[40]
2000
JyothikaJenniferKushi[41]
2001 LailaKalyaniNandha[42]
2002
SimranIndiraKannathil Muthamittal[43]
2003 LailaManjuPithamagan[44]
2004 SandhyaAishwaryaKaadhal[45]
2005
AsinKalpanaGhajini[46]
2006
BhavanaCharuChithiram Pesuthadi[47]
2007
PriyamaniMuththazhaguParuthi Veeran[48]
2008
Parvathy ThiruvothuMaariPoo[49]
2009
PoojaHamshavalliNaan Kadavul[50]
2010
AnjaliSermakkaniAngadi Theru[51]
2011
AnjaliManimegalai RamasamyEngaeyum Eppothum[52]
2012
Samantha Ruth PrabhuNithya VasudevanNeethaane En Ponvasantham[53]
2013
NayantharaRegina JohnRaja Rani[54]
2014 Malavika NairSudhanthirakodiCuckoo[55]
2015
NayantharaKadhambariNaanum Rowdy Dhaan[56]
2016
Ritika SinghEzhil MadhiIrudhi Suttru[57]
2017
NayantharaMadhivadhani IASAramm[58]
2018
TrishaJanaki Devi96[59]

Nominations

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

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