the indian government presents national film award traditionally in india.
who presents national film award traditionally in india?
the indian government
national film award for best exploration/adventure film









































the national film award for best exploration/adventure film is one of the national film awards presented annually by the directorate of film festivals, the organisation set up by ministry of information and broadcasting, india. it is one of several awards presented for non-feature films and awarded with rajat kamal (silver lotus).









































the award was instituted in 1984, at 32nd national film awards and awarded annually for films produced in the year across the country, in all indian languages. award is also be given as national film award for best exploration/adventure film (including sports).
national film award for best exploration/adventure film
section::::awards.:national film awards.









































bullet::::- 1982 – national film award for best feature film in telugu for "seethakoka chiluka" (director)









































bullet::::- 1986 – national film award for best feature film in tamil for "mudhal mariyathai" (producer & director)









































bullet::::- 1988 – national film award for best film on other social issues "vedham pudhithu" (director)









































bullet::::- 1995 – national film award for best film on family welfare for "karuththamma" (director)









































bullet::::- 1996 – national film award for best feature film in tamil for "anthimanthaarai" (director)









































bullet::::- 2001 – national film award for best screenplay for "kadal pookkal" (director & writer)
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