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List of awards and nominations received by Mohanlal

Mohanlal is an Indian actor, playback singer and producer who predominantly works in Malayalam cinema and has acted in over 350 films. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential and greatest actors in the history of Indian cinema. He has won two National Film Award for Best Actor, one National Film Award – Special Mention (feature film), one National Film Award – Special Jury Award (feature film) and National Film Award for Best Feature Film as producer, nine Kerala State Film Awards including six Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor, one Nandi Award, nine Filmfare Awards South, two Screen Awards, one International Indian Film Academy Award, four South Indian International Movie Awards, and eleven Kerala Film Critics Association Awards and has received numerous other awards.

List of awards received by Mohanlal
Mohanlal wearing a black T-shirt looking sideways with his hands crossed and a small smile in his face
Mohanlal in 2015
Totals
Wins 146
References

Mohanlal began his career in 1978 as an antagonist in the romance film Manjil Virinja Pookkal. After appearing in several such roles, he established himself as a leading actor in the mid 1980s. In 1986, he starred in the comedy drama T. P. Balagopalan M. A., for which he won the Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor. He also received a Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam in the same year for his performance in the comedy drama Sanmanassullavarkku Samadhanam. His role in the drama film Kireedam (1989) earned him a Special Mention.

In 1991, he produced and starred in the musical film Bharatham, which earned him the National Film Award for Best Actor. Forbes India listed his role as one of the "25 Greatest Acting Performances in Indian Cinema" compiled on the centenary of the Indian film industry in 2013. Four of his films released in 1997—Chandralekha, Guru, Oru Yathramozhi, and Aaraam Thampuran gave him the Screen Awards South for Best Actor. He co-produced and starred in the drama film Vanaprastham (1999), his role as a Kathakali artist garnered him the National Film Award for Best Actor, the Kerala State Film Award, the Filmfare Awards South, and the Kerala Film Critics Association Award .

Mohanlal receiving Padma Bhushan from Ram Nath Kovind, the President of India

He was nominated for a Filmfare Award for his Hindi debut Company (2002) and his performance in the crime drama earned him a Screen Award and an International Indian Film Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. He portrayed a patient suffering from Alzheimer's disease in the 2005 drama film Thanmathra for which he won the Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor and a Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam.

He portrayed an ageing bedridden man in the 2011 romantic drama Pranayam. His role won him the South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actor and other awards including the Kerala Film Critics Association Awards, Asianet Film Awards, Vanitha Film Awards, and Mathrubhumi Film Awards. In 2013, he starred in the thriller film Drishyam, for which he won the Kerala Film Critics Association Awards for Best Actor. In a survey conducted by CNN-IBN in 2013 on "100 years of Indian cinema" , he was placed third among actors on the list of "India's Great Actors". In 2017, he won the National Film Award – Special Jury Award for his performance in the films Janatha Garage, Munthirivallikal Thalirkkumbol, and Pulimurugan.

In addition to awards for acting, the Government of India honoured him with the Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award of the country in 2001, and the Padma Bhushan, the third highest civilian award in 2019 for his contribution to the arts. He was given the honorary rank of Lieutenant colonel from Indian Territorial Army in 2009. Mohanlal was awarded the honorary Doctor of Letters from the Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit (2010) and from the University of Calicut (2018), as well as a number of other recognitions.

Honours edit

Year Honour Honouring body Ref(s)
2001 Padma Shri Government of India [1]
2009 Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Indian Territorial Army [2]
2010 Honorary Doctorate (D.Litt) Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit [3]
2013 Honorary Black Belt in Taekwondo World Taekwondo Headquarters, South Korea [4]
2018 Honorary Doctorate (D.Litt) University of Calicut [5]
2019 Padma Bhushan Government of India [6]

World records edit

  • World's first fans association to enter in the Guinness Book of World Records on charity making the world's largest charity box[7][8]
  • Largest attendance at a 3D film screening[9]
  • Lent his voice to the longest documentary made in the world till now.[10][11]

National Film Awards edit

The National Film Awards established in 1954, are administered by the Directorate of Film Festivals, Government of India. Mohanlal has received five awards (four for acting and one for producing).

Year Nominated work Category Language Outcome Ref(s)
1989 Kireedam Special Mention Malayalam Won [12]
1991 Bharatham Best Actor Won [13]
1999 Vanaprastham Best Actor Won [14]
Best Feature Film Won
2016 Janatha Garage Special Jury Award Telugu Won [15]
Munthirivallikal Thalirkkumbol, Pulimurugan Malayalam Won

Kerala State Film Awards edit

The Kerala State Film Awards are presented annually by the Kerala State Chalachitra Academy, Government of Kerala for excellence in Malayalam cinema.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
1986 T. P. Balagopalan M.A. Best Actor Won [16]
1988 Padamudra, Chithram, Ulsavapittennu, Aryan, Vellanakalude Nadu Special Jury Award Won [16]
1991 Bharatham Second Best Film (producer) Won [17]
Abhimanyu, Kilukkam, Ulladakkam Best Actor Won [17]
1995 Spadikam, Kaalapani Won [17]
Kaalapani Second Best Film (producer) Won [17]
1999 Vanaprastham Best Actor Won [17]
2005 Thanmathra Won [18]
2007 Paradesi Won [18]

Nandi Awards edit

The Nandi Awards are presented by the Government of Andhra Pradesh for honouring artistic skills in Telugu cinema.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2016 Janatha Garage Best Supporting Actor Won [19]

Filmfare Awards edit

The Filmfare Awards are presented annually by The Times Group for excellence of cinematic achievements in Hindi cinema.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2002 Company Best Supporting Actor Nominated [20]

Filmfare Awards South edit

The Filmfare Awards South is a part of Filmfare Awards, which is given to the South Indian film industry, that consists of the Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada film industries.

Year Nominated work Category Language Outcome Ref(s)
1986 Sanmanassullavarkku Samadhanam Best Actor Malayalam Won [21]
1988 Padamudra Won [21]
1993 Devaasuram Won [21]
1994 Pavithram Won [21]
1995 Spadikam Won [21]
1999 Vanaprastham Won [22]
2005 Thanmathra Won [23]
2007 Paradesi Won [24]
2009 Bhramaram Special Award for acting Won [21]
2013 Drishyam Best Actor Nominated [25]
2016 Oppam Nominated [25]
Janatha Garage Best Supporting Actor Telugu Nominated [25]

Screen Awards edit

The Screen Awards are annually presented by the Indian Express Limited to honour excellence of cinematic achievements in Hindi and Marathi cinema.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2002 Company Best Supporting Actor Won [26]

Screen Awards South edit

Year Nominated work Category Language Outcome Ref(s)
1997 Aaraam Thampuran, Oru Yathramozhi, Guru, Chandralekha Best Actor Malayalam Won [27]

International Indian Film Academy Awards edit

The International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA) is annual event organised by the Wizcraft International Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. to honour excellence in the Hindi cinema.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2002 Company Best Supporting Actor Won [28]

IIFA Utsavam edit

The IIFA Utsavam is an event organised by the Wizcraft International Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. to reward the artistic and technical achievements in South Indian cinema, that includes Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada cinema.

Year Nominated work Category Language Outcome
2017 Janatha Garage Best Performance in a Supporting Role - Male Telugu Nominated
Oppam, Pulimurugan Best Performance in a Leading Role - Male Malayalam Nominated

South Indian International Movie Awards edit

The South Indian International Movie Awards (SIIMA) are presented annually by the Vibri Media to recognise the best work in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada film industries.

Year Nominated work Category Language Outcome Ref(s)
2011 Pranayam Best Actor Malayalam Won [29]
2012 Run Baby Run Best Male Playback Singer Nominated
Spirit Best Actor Won [30]
2013 Drishyam Nominated [31]
2016 Pulimurugan Won [31]
Janatha Garage Best Actor in a Supporting Role Telugu Nominated [31]
2018 - Most Popular Star in the Middle East - Won [32]
Odiyan Best Actor Malayalam Nominated [32]
2019 Lucifer Won [33]

Kerala Film Critics Awards edit

The Kerala Film Critics Association Awards are presented annually (since 1977) by the Kerala Film Critics Association for excellence in Malayalam cinema.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
1988 Paadha Mudra, Chithram Best Actor Won [34]
1991 Bharatham, Ulladakkam Won [34]
1999 Vanaprastham Won [34]
2001 — Natana Ratna Award Won
2005 Naran, Thanmathra Most Popular Actor Won [35]
2007 Paradesi Best Actor Won [36]
2008 Kurukshetra, Pakal Nakshatrangal, Aakashagopuram Won [37]
2011 Pranayam Won [38]
2013 Drishyam Won [39]
2016 Oppam Won [40]
2018 Odiyan Won [41]

Ananda Vikatan Cinema Awards edit

Ananda Vikatan Cinema Awards is an annual awards ceremony for people in the Tamil film industry.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2009 Unnaipol Oruvan Best Supporting Actor Won [42]

All India Radio Awards edit

The All India Radio (or Akashvani) is the national public radio broadcaster of India and is a division of Prasar Bharati.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2007 Rasathanthram, Vadakkumnadhan, Keerthi Chakra Best Actor Won [43]

Asianet Film Awards edit

The Asianet Film Awards are presented annually (since 1998) by the television network Asianet, owned by Star India, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2003 Balettan Best Actor Won [44]
2005 Thanmathra, Udayananu Tharam Won [45]
2006 Kirtichakra Won [46]
2007 Hallo, Chotta Mumbai Most Popular Actor Won [47]
2008 Madampi Best Actor Won [48]
2009 Bhramaram, Evidam Swargamanu Won [49]
2010 — Golden Star Award Won [50]
2011 Pranayam, Snehaveedu Best Actor Won [51]
2012 Spirit, Grandmaster, Run Babby Run Won [52][53]
2013 — Millennium Actor Award Won [54]
2014 — Special Commemoration for '35 years in Malayalam Film Industry' Won [55]
2015 — Crowned as "Superstar of the Millennium" Won [56]
2016 Oppam, Pulimurugan Best Actor Won [57]
2018 Odiyan, Kayamkulam Kochunni Won
2019 Lucifer Won [58]

Vanitha Film Awards edit

The Vanitha Film Awards is an annual awards ceremony organised by the woman's magazine Vanitha, part of the Malayala Manorama group, since 1998.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2003 Balettan Best Actor Won [59]
2005 Thanmathra Won
2007 Hallo, Chotta Mumbai Most Popular Actor Won [60]
2008 Twenty:20, Madampi, Akasha Gopuram Best Actor Won [61]
2009 Bhramaram, Evidam Swargamanu Most Popular Actor Won [62]
2011 Pranayam Best Actor Won [63]
2016 Oppam, Pulimurugan Won [63]
2018 Odiyan Won [64]
2019 Lucifer Won [65]

Asiavision Awards edit

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2008 Innathe Chintha Vishayam, Madampi, Kurukshetra, Pakal Nakshatrangal Best Actor Won
2009 Bhramaram Won
2012 Spirit, Run Baby Run Won
- Most Influential Malayali[66] Won
Run Baby Run New Sensation in Singing - Male Won
2016 Oppam, Pulimurugan Popular Actor Won

Mathrubhumi Film Awards edit

The Mathrubhumi Film Awards are presented annually by the daily newspaper Mathrubhumi.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
1999 Vanaprastham Best Actor Won
2003 Balettan Won [67]
2005 Thanmathra Won
2006 Vadakkumnathan Excellence in Acting Won [68]
2008 Aakasha Gopuram, Kurukshetra, Pakal Nakshatrangal Best Actor Won [69]
2011 Pranayam Won [70]

Amrita Film Awards edit

The Amrita Film Awards are presented annually by the television channel Amrita TV.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2006 Keerthi Chakra, Vadakkumnathan Best Actor Won [71]
2010 — Abhinaya Keerthi Award Won [72][73]
2011 Pranayam Best Actor Won [74]
2012 Spirit Won [75]
2013 Drishyam Won [76]

Jaihind Film Awards edit

The Jaihind Film Awards are presented annually by the television channel Jaihind TV.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2007 Paradesi Best Actor Won [77]
2010 — Chalachithra Ratnam Award Won [78][79]
2011 Pranayam Best Actor Won
2013 Drishyam Won

Janmabhumi Cinema Awards edit

The Janmabhumi Cinema Awards are presented annually by the daily newspaper Janmabhumi.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2016 Oppam Best Actor Won [80]
2018 Odiyan Won [81]

The Kochi Times Film Awards edit

The Kochi Times Film Awards are presented by the Kochi Times news division of The Times of India.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2011 Pranayam Best Actor – Male Won [82]

Kerala Film Audience Council Awards edit

The Kerala Film Audience Council Awards are presented by the Kerala Film Audience Council.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2003 Balettan Best Actor Won [59]
2004 Vismayathumbathu, Mampazhakkalam Won
2005 Thanmathra Won
2007 Paradesi Won [83]

V. Shantaram Awards edit

The V. Shantaram Awards, established in 1993, was instituted by the Government of India, Government of Maharashtra, and the V. Shantaram Motion Picture Scientific Research and Cultural Foundation.

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2008 Paradesi, Aakasha Gopuram Best Actor Nominated [84]
2009 Bhramaram Nominated [85]

Ramu Kariat Awards edit

Year Nominated work Category Outcome Ref(s)
2011 Pranayam Best Actor Won

Other awards and recognitions edit

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