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Silver Lotus Award For Best Audiography
The Silver Lotus Award for Best Audiography was started in the year 1976 and was first awarded to S.P. Ramanathan for the 1976 Telegu movie called ‘Bhakta Kannappa’.

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Year Winner Film Language
2010 Resul Pookutty Pazhassiraja Malayalam
2009 Pramod. J. Thomas, Anmol Bhave Gandha Marathi
2008 Kunal Sharma 1971 Hindi
2007 Subhash Sahoo, K. J. Singh Omkara Hindi
2006 Nakul Kamte Rang De Basanti Hindi
2005 Anup Mukherjee Iti Srikanta Bengali
2004 Anup Mukhopadhyay, Deepon Chatterjee Bhalo Theko Bengali
2003 H. Sridhar, A.S. Laxmi Narayanan Kannathil Muthamittal Tamil
2002 H. Sridhar, Nakul Kamte Lagaan Hindi / English
2001 Anup Dev Moksha Hindi
2000 Anup Mukhopadhyay Uttara Bengali
1999 H. Sridhar Dil Se Hindi
1998 Janakikutty Sampath Ennu Swantham Janakikutty Malayalam
1997 T. Krishnanunni Kulam Malayalam
1996 Deepan Chatterji Kalapani Malayalam
1995 A.S. Laxmi Narayanan, V.S. Murthy Kadhalan Tamil
1994 H. Sridhar, Suryanarayana Mahanadi Tamil
1993 N. Pandu Rangan Thevar Magan Tamil
1992 Ajay Munjan, M.M. Padmanabhan Rukmavati Ki Haveli Hindi
1991 N. Pandu Rangan Anjali Tamil
1990 N. Harikumar Mathilukal Malayalam
1989 T. Krishnanunni Piravi Malayalam
1988 p. Devadas, T. Krishnanunni, N. Harikumar Anantharam Malayalam
1987 Durga Mitra Path Bhola Bengali
1986 Hitendra Ghosh Ek Pal Hindi
1985 P. Devdas Mukhamukham Malayalam
1984 S.P. Ramanathan Adi Sankaracharya Sanskrit
1983 Essabhai M. Suratwala Namkeen Hindi
1982 P. Devdas Elippathayam Malayalam
1981 S.P. Ramanathan Nenjathil Killathe Tamil
1980 no award
1979 Hitendra Ghosh Junoon Hindi
1978 S.P. Ramanathan Godhuli Hindi
1977 S.P. Ramanathan Bhakta Kannappa Telugu



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