8.
Best Movie (Special Mention): Eeram (A horror-thriller
that did not scare!) and Unnaipol Oruvan
9. Best Commercial Entertainer: Ayan (commercial does
not mean mindless!)
10.
Best Fun Movie: Siva Manasula Sakthi (SMS-struck a ‘love’ly
chord with urban youth)
11. Off the beaten track award: Yaavarum Nalam, Pasanga,
Eeram, Vennila Kabaddi Kuzhu (not necessarily offbeat)
12.
Award for biggest stereotype breaker: Naan Kadavul (hero
and heroine concepts completely shattered)
13.
Best Screenplay: Eeram (Slow yet gripping)
14.
Best Music: Harris Jeyaraj (Ayan) and Yuvan Shankar
Raja (Payya)
15.
Best Male Playback: Yuvan Shankar Raja (Kadhal solla
neram illai –Payya)
16.
Best Female Playback: Sadhna Sargam (Amma un pillai-
Naan Kadavul) and Janaki Iyer (Medhuvay pookuthe- Ninaithaale
Inikkum)
17.
Best Debut Music: Shruthi Haasan (Unnaipol Oruvan)
18.
Most popular song: Oru kal oru kannadi – SMS
19.
Best Action: Super Subbarayan (Naan Kadavul)
20.
Best cinematography: Nirav Shah (Sarvam)
21.
Social and patriotic content award: Unnaipol Oruvan,
Peranmai, Pazhassi Raja
A
few special awards:
1.
Best Media Controversy – Nayanthara - Prabhu Deva
2.
Foot in mouth award – Jai (remember not to reveal
the truth about films before they are released!)
3.
Best Damp Squib – Villu
4.
Most Innovative lyrics – ‘Hasili Fisili’
5.
The deception award – Aayirathil Oruvan
6.
Best Publicity – Sun Pictures (unmatched trailer
frequency)
7.
Most ‘appropriate’ title: Adhe Neram Adhe
Idam
(By
Sudhakar, with inputs from Arun.)
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