Filmfare Award for Best Film – Tamil

The Filmfare Best Film Award is given by the Filmfare magazine as part of its annual Filmfare Awards South for Tamil (Kollywood) films.

Filmfare Award for Best Film – Tamil
Awarded forBest Film in Tamil
CountryIndia
Presented byFilmfare
First awardedNaanum Oru Penn (1963)
Currently held byJai Bhim (2022)
WebsiteFilmfare Awards

Winners
YearFilmProducerRef
2021-2020Jai Bhim • Suriya
 • Jyothika
2018Pariyerum PerumalPa. Ranjith [1]
2017ArammKotapadi Ramesh[2]
2016Joker • S. R. Prabhu
 • S. R. Prakashbabu		[3]
2015Kaaka Muttai • Dhanush
 • Vetrimaaran		[4]
2014Kaththi • K. Karunamoorthi
 • A. Subashkaran
 • A. R. Murugadoss		[5]
2013Thanga Meengal • Gautham Vasudev Menon
 • Reshma Ghatala
 • Venkat Somasundaram		[6]
2012Vazhakku Enn 18/9N. Linguswamy[7]
2011AadukalamKathiresan[8]
2010MynaaJohn Max
2009NaadodigalS. Michael Rayappan[9]
2008SubramaniyapuramSasikumar[10]
2007ParuthiveeranK. E. Gnanavelraja[11]
2006VeyilShankar[12]
2005AnniyanOscar Ravichandran[13]
2004AutographCheran[14]
2003PithamaganV. A. Durai[15][16]
2002AzhagiD. Udhaya Kumar[17]
2001AanandhamR. B. Choudary[18]
2000Kandukondain KandukondainKalaipuli S. Thanu[19]
1999SethuA. Kandasamy[20]
1998NatpukaagaA. M. Rathnam[21]
1997IruvarMani Ratnam[15]
1996IndianA. M. Rathnam[22]
1995BombayS. Sriram[15]
1994KaruththammaBharathiraja[23]
1993GentlemanK. T. Kunjumon[24]
1992Roja • Rajam Balachander
 • Pushpa Kandaswamy		[25][26]
1991Chinna ThambiK. Balu[27][15]
1990Pudhu VasanthamR. B. Choudary[28][29]
1989Apoorva SagodharargalKamal Haasan[30]
1988Agni NatchathiramG. Venkateswaran[31]
1987Vedham PudhithuBharathiraja[32]
1986Samsaram Adhu Minsaram • M. Saravanan
 • M. Balasubramaniam		[33][34]
1985Sindhu Bhairavi • Rajam Balachander
 • V. Natarajan		[35]
1984Achamillai Achamillai • Rajam Balachander
 • V. Natarajan		[36]
1983Man VasanaiChitra Lakshmanan[37]
1982Enkeyo Ketta KuralPanchu Arunachalam[38]
1981Thaneer ThaneerP. R. Govindarajan Duraisamy[39]
1980Varumayin Niram SivappuR. Venkatraman[40]
1979PasiDurai[41][42]
1978Mullum MalarumVenu Chettiyar[43]
1977Bhuvana Oru Kelvi KuriMAM Films[44]
1976AnnakiliP. Thamizharasi[45]
1975Apoorva RaagangalP. R. Govindarajan Duraisamy[46]
1974Thikkatra ParvathiSingeetham Srinivasa Rao[47]
1973Bharatha VilasT. Bharathi[48]
1972Pattikada PattanamaP. Madhavan[49]
1971BabuA. C. Tirulokchandar/Cine Bharat films
1970Engirundho VandhaalK. Balaji[50]
1969AdimaippennM. G. Ramachandran[51]
1968Lakshmi KalyanamA.L.Srinivasan[52]
1967KarpooramV. T. Arasu[53][54]
1966RamuA. V. Meiyappan[55]
1965ThiruvilayaadalA. P. Nagarajan[56]
1964Server SundaramKrishnan–Panju[57][58]
1963Naanum Oru Penn • M. Murugan
 • M. Kumaran
 • M. Saravanan		[59][60]

Nominations

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

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