The Indira Gandhi Award for Best First Film of a Director is a National Film Award - Golden Lotus Award, given to a feature film director's first film. The National Film Award - Indira Gandhi Award for Best First Film of a Director winners:
Year | Film | Director | Language |
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2011 | Baboo Band Baaja | Rajesh Pinjani | Marathi |
2010 | Lahore | Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan | Hindi |
2009 | A Wednesday | Neeraj Pandey | Hindi |
2008 | Frozen[1] | Shivajee Chandrabhushan | Hindi |
2007 | 1. Kabul Express 2. Ekantham |
Kabir Khan Madhu Kaithapuram |
Hindi Malayalam |
2006 | Parineeta | Pradeep Sarkar | Hindi |
2005 | Grahanam | Mohan Krishna Indraganti | Telugu |
2004 | Margam | Rajiv Vijaya Raghavan | Malayalam |
2003 | 1. Patal Ghar 2. Prohor |
Abhijit Chaudhary Subhadro Chaudhary |
Bengali Bengali |
2002 | Thiladaanam | K.N.T. Sastry | Telugu |
2001 | Sayahnam | R. Sarath | Malayalam |
2000 | 1. Laado 2. Dollar Dreams |
Aswini Chowdhary Sekhar Kammula |
Haryanvi Telugu/English |
1999 | Daya | Venu | Malayalam |
1998 | Bhoothakkannadi | A. K. Lohitha Das | Malayalam |
1997 | Rag Birag | Bidyut Chakraborty | Assamese |
1996 | Kahini | Malaya Bhattacharya | Bengali |
1995 | Moghamull | G. Rajasekharan | Tamil |
1994 | Sunya Theke Suru | Ashoke Viswanathan | Bengali |
1993 | Mrs. Beatty's Children | Pamela Rooks | English |
1992 | Haldhaar | Sanjeev Hazarika | Assamese |
1991 | Perumthachan | Ajayan | Malayalam |
1990 | Wosobipo | Gautam Bora | Karbi |
1989 | Thrishagni | Nabayendu Ghosh | Hindi |
1988 | Ekti Jiban | Raja Mitra | Bengali |
1987 | Yeh Woh Manzil To Nahin | Sudhir Mishra | Hindi |
1986 | New Delhi Times | Romesh Sharma | Hindi |
1985 | Meendum Oru Kaathal Kathai | Prathap Pothan | Tamil |
1984 | Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron | Kundan Shah | Hindi |
1983 | Kann Sivanthaal Mann Sivakkum | Sridhar Rajan | Tamil |
1982 | Aadhar Sila | Ashok Ahuja | Hindi |
1981 | Maina Tadanta | Utpalendu Chakraborthy | Bengali |
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