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Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actress

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Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actress
Jyothika, the last winner for36 Vayadhinile
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in Tamil films
CountryIndia
Presented byGovernment of Tamil Nadu
First award1967
Final award2015
Currently held byJyothika for36 Vayadhinile[1]

TheTamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actress is given by the state government as part of its annualTamil Nadu State Film Awards forTamil (Kollywood) films.[2] The awards were first given in 1967 and discontinued after 1970. The awards were given again in 1977 and continued till 1982. The awards were not given in the years 1971 to 1976. This award was last given in the year 2015 toJyothika for36 Vayadhinile.[3]

Superlatives : Multiple Winners

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WinsRecipient(s)
4Jyothika
3Meena,Saritha
2K. R. Vijaya,Kushboo Sundar,Sneha,Devayani

● Jyothika won the most awards for best actress four times for her performances in Perazhagan(2004) , Chandramukhi(2005) , Mozhi(2007) , 36 Vayadhile(2015). She is also the current recipient in this category.

● Jyothika is the only actress to win both tamil nadu state film award and filmfare award critics award for her performance in 36 Vayadhile. Priyamani have won also national award for her performance in Paruthiveeran.

● Shruti and Lakshimi menon are the only two actress to win the award for best actress for their debut performances in Kalki(1996) and Sudarapandian (2012)

● Lakshimi menon is only actress to win best actress for her performance in two films: Kumki , Sudarapandian (2012). She is also the youngest recipient in this category winning the award at age of 16.

● While both Padmini and Jyothika are the oldest recipients winning the award at age of 36.

List of winners

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List of winners and nominated work
YearRecipient(s)Role(s)Film(s)Reference(s)
1967K. R. VijayaShanthiIru Malargal
1968PadminiMohanambal
(Mohana)		Thillaanaa Mohanambal[4]
1969 †B. Saroja DeviKannammaKula Vilakku[5]
Sowcar JanakiJanakiIru Kodugal
1970K. R. VijayaDeviNamma Veettu Deivam
1977LathaKayalvizhiMadhuraiyai Meetta Sundharapandiyan[6]
1978LakshmiKalyaniOru Nadigai Natakam Parkiral
1979SarithaKalpanaOru Vellaadu Vengaiyagiradhu[7]
1980SuhasiniVijiNenjathai Killathe[8]
1981SrideviBhagyalaksmi / Vijaya "Viji"Moondram Pirai[9]
1982SarithaKannammaAgni Sakshi[7]
1988SarithaShakunthalaPoo Pootha Nandavanam[7]
1989RadhikaBhagyamNinaivu Chinnam[10]
1990RevathiThaayammaKizhakku Vasal[11]
1991Khushbu SundarNandhiniChinna Thambi[12]
1992SukanyaDeivanaiChinna Gounder[13]
1993MeenaVaitheeswariYejaman[14]
1994RajashreeKaruthammaKaruthamma[15]
1995Khushbu SundarGangaKolangal[16]
1996ShrutiKalkiKalki[17]
1997 †MeenaMaragadhamPorkkaalam[18]
DevayaniNandhiniSuryavamsam
1998Roja SelvamaniRadhaUnnidathil Ennai Koduthen[19]
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1999SimranRukmaniThullatha Manamum Thullum[21]
2000DevayaniChellamalBharathi[22]
2001SnehaThavamaniVirumbugiren[22]
2002MeenaMeena KumariIvan[22]
2003LailaManjuPithamagan[23]
2004Jyothika • Priya
 • Shenbagam		Perazhagan[23]
2005Jyothika • Chandramukhi
 • Ganga Senthilnathan		Chandramukhi[24]
2006PriyamaniMutthazhaguParuthiveeran[25]
2007JyothikaArchanaMozhi[26]
2008SnehaVisalatchiPirivom Santhippom[26]
2009PadmapriyaNadiraPokkisham[3]
2010Amala PaulMynaaMynaa[3]
2011IneyaMadhiarasiVaagai Sooda Vaa[3]
2012Lakshmi Menon • Alli
 • Archana		Kumki
Sundarapandian		[3]
2013NayantharaRegina JamesRaja Rani[3]
2014Aishwarya RajeshKaaka Muttai's motherKaaka Muttai[3]
2015JyothikaVasanthi Tamizhselvan36 Vayadhinile[27]

See also

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References

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