The
revised
list
of
the
Karnataka
State
Film
Awards
for
the
year
2010-11
has
been
announced.
Power
Star
Puneet
Rajkumar
and
Sandalwood
Queen
Ramya
has
bagged
the
Best
Actor
and
Actress
awards
for
their
movies
-
Jackie
and
Sanju
Weds
Geetha,
respectively.
Director
Dorai
Bhagwan,
who
headed
the
committee,
has
announced
the
revised
list
of
the
State
awards.
Early
this
year,
the
first
list
of
the
State
Awards
was
objected
by
Basant
Kumar
Patil
and
actress
Priya
Hassan
for
including
the
cinematographer
Ashok
Kashyap
in
the
committee
when
the
movie
Super
was
in
the
list.
Ashok
was
the
cinematographer
of
the
movie.
Following
which
the
High
Court
had
issued
stay
order
for
the
State
Awards
in
June
2013.
Ace
actor
Shivaram
has
been
awarded
Dr
Rajkumar
award
for
his
contribution
to
Sandalwood.
Director
Bhargava
has
bagged
the
Puttana
Kanagal
Award
and
Housing
Minister
Ambareesh
has
won
Dr
Vishnuvardhan
award.
It
is
reported
that
Best
Actor
award
includes
Rs
20,000
and
a
silver
medal,
which
weighs
100
grams.
The
main
highlight
of
the
list
is
Thamassu,
which
was
directed
by
novelist
Agni
Sreedhar.
The
movie
has
won
three
awards
-
Second
Best
Movie,
Best
Screenplay
(Agni
Sreedhar)
and
Best
Supporting
Actor-Female
(Harshika
Poonacha).
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reading
the
story
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Puneet
And
Ramya
The
evergreen
pair
of
Sandalwood
-
Puneet
and
Ramya
has
shared
screen
space
in
Blockbuster
movies
Abhi,
Akash
and
Arasu.
They
have
won
the
State
award
Best
Actor
and
Actress
award
for
the
year
2010-11.
Jackie
Puneet
won
the
Best
Actor
award
for
the
movie
Jackie,
in
which
he
was
paired
opposite
Bhavana.
It
was
directed
by
Soori.
Sanju
Weds
Geetha
Sandalwood
Queen
Ramya
won
the
Best
Actress
award
for
the
movie
Sanju
Weds
Geetha.
The
actress
was
paired
opposite
Diamond
star
Srinagara
Kitty.
Harishika
Poonacha
Harshika
has
won
the
Best
Supporting
Actor
(Female)
for
the
movie
Thamassu.
Sandalwood
King
Shivaraj
Kumar
was
seen
the
lead
role,
which
was
directed
by
Agni
Sreedhar.
Ambareesh
Actor-politician
Ambareesh
has
won
Dr
Vishnuvardhan
award
for
the
year
2010-11.
The
award
is
named
after
his
close
friend
Sahasa
Simha
Dr
Vishnuvardhan.