Feature Films 49th National Film Awards

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1 feature films

1.1 juries
1.2 india award

1.2.1 golden lotus award
1.2.2 silver lotus award


1.3 regional awards





feature films

feature films awarded @ india regional level. 49th national film awards, kannada film, dweepa won national film award best feature film; whereas hindi film, lagaan won maximum number of awards (8). following awards given in each category:


juries

a committee headed k. s. sethumadhavan appointed evaluate feature films awards. following jury members:



jury members

k. s. sethumadhavan (chairperson) • s. ali raza • arun kaul • aruna harprasad • chitra laxman • chitra mudgal • hemen das
j. l. ralhan • k. c. n. chandrasekar • ibohal sharma • k. sampath • k. s. rama rao • meera dewan • nabyendu chatterjee
pallavi joshi • pradip biswas • prakash dubey • rajeevnath • ramesh desai • sanjay surkar • sanjeev hazarika



all india award

following awards given:


golden lotus award

official name: swarna kamal


all awardees awarded golden lotus award (swarna kamal) , certificate , cash prize.



silver lotus award

official name: rajat kamal


all awardees awarded silver lotus award (rajat kamal) , certificate , cash prize.



regional awards

the award given best film in regional languages in india.



best feature film in each of language other specified in schedule viii of constitution









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