Karnataka State Film Award for Best Art Direction

Karnataka State Film Award for Art Direction is a state film award of the Indian state of Karnataka given during the annual Karnataka State Film Awards. The award honors Kannada language films.

Karnataka State Film Award for Best Art Direction
State award for contributions to Kannada cinema
Awarded forAward for Creating the Sets
Sponsored byGovernment of Karnataka
Reward(s)
  • Silver Medal
  • ₹ 20,000
First awarded1993-94
Last awarded2016
Most recent winnerShashidhar Adapa
Highlights
Total awarded24
First winnerB. Nagaraj Rao

Superlative Winners
 • Shashidhar Adapa
 • Ismail		4 Awards

Award winners

The following is a complete list of award winners and the name of the films for which they won.

Year Winner Film
2018 Shiva Kumar J[1] K.G.F: Chapter 1
2017 Ravi Santhehaklu[2] Hebbuli
2016 Shashidhar Adapa[3] Uppina Kagada
2015 Avinash Narasimharaju[4] Last Bus
2014 Chandrakanth[5] 143 Nooranalvathamooru
2013 Ravi Santhehaklu Bhajarangi
2012 Bheemeshappa [6] Karanika Shishu
2011 Eshwari Kumar [7] Saarathi
2010-11 Ismail [8] Sanju Weds Geetha
2009-10 S. A. Venugopal[9] Aptharakshaka
2008-09 K. Raju [10] Neenyare
2007-08 G. Murthy [11] Karunaadu
2006-07 B. Vittal [12] Kallarali Hoovagi
2005-06 Ismail Aham Premasmi
Shivakumar[13]
2004-05 Dinesh Mangalore [14] Rakshasa
2003-04 G. Murthy [15] Chandra Chakori
2002-03 Shashidhar Adapa [16] Singaaravva
2001-02 Arun Sagar[17] Sri Manjunatha
2000-01 No Award [18]
1999-2000 Shashidhar Adapa[18] Kaanuru Heggadathi
1998-99 M. Ismail Swasthik
1997-98 Ramesh Desai[19] Thaayi Saheba
1996-97 Shashidhar Adapa Nagamandala
1995-96 Nazeer Sipayi
Ismail
1994-95 Ramesh Desai Gangavva Gangamaayi
Nanjundaswamy
1993-94 B. Nagaraj Rao Kollura Sri Mookambika

See also

References
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