Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Telugu
The 2022 recipient: Allu Arjun
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in Telugu films
CountryIndia
Presented byFilmfare
First awardedN. T. Rama Rao,
Badi Panthulu (1972)
Currently held byAllu Arjun,
Pushpa: The Rise (2020–2021)
Most awardsChiranjeevi – 7
Most nominationsChiranjeevi – 21
WebsiteFilmfare Awards

The Filmfare Best Actor Award is given by the Filmfare magazine as part of its annual Filmfare Awards South for Telugu films. The awards were extended to "Best Actor" in 1972.[1] The year indicates the year of release of the film. Chiranjeevi is the most nominated with 21 nominations and the most awarded with seven times winning the award.

Superlatives

Superlative Actor Record
Most awards Chiranjeevi 7 wins
Most nominations 21 nominations
Most awards Mahesh Babu 5
Most awards Sobhan Babu, Venkatesh, Allu Arjun 4

Multiple winners

Winners

YearPhotos of WinnersRecipientRoleFilmRef
2020–2021
Allu ArjunPushpa RajPushpa: The Rise[2]
2018
Ram CharanChitibabuRangasthalam[3]
2017
Vijay DeverakondaDr. Arjun Reddy DeshmukhArjun Reddy[4]
2016
Jr. NTRAbhiramNannaku Prematho[5]
2015
Mahesh BabuHarsha VardhanSrimanthudu[6]
2014
Allu ArjunLuckyRace Gurram[7]
2013
Mahesh BabuChinnoduSeethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu[8]
2012
Pawan KalyanVenkatarathnam Naidu / Gabbar SinghGabbar Singh[9]
2011
Mahesh BabuG. Ajay Kumar / ChinnaDookudu[10]
2010
Allu ArjunCable RajuVedam[11]
2009
Ram CharanHarsha / BhairavaMagadheera[12]
2008
Allu ArjunKrishnaParugu[13]
2007
Jr. NTRRajaYamadonga[14]
2006
Mahesh BabuKrishna Manohar / PanduPokiri[15]
2005
SiddharthSantoshNuvvostanante Nenoddantana[16]
2004
ChiranjeeviShankar PrasadShankar Dada M.B.B.S.[17]
2003
Mahesh BabuAjay Verma
Rama
Okkadu
Nijam
[18]
2002
ChiranjeeviIndrasena Reddy / Shankar NarayanaIndra[19]
2001
Uday KiranRaviNuvvu Nenu[20][21]
2000
Venkatesh  Mahadeva Naidu
  Abhiram
Jayam Manade Raa[22]
1999
Chiranjeevi  Simhadri
  Chinnayya
Sneham Kosam[23][24]
1998
VenkateshGaneshGanesh[25]
1997
NagarjunaAnnamacharyaAnnamayya[26]
1996
VenkateshRakeshDharma Chakram[27]
1995Mohan Babu  Peddarayudu
  Raja
Peddarayudu[28]
1994
RajasekharKomaranna / AnnaAnna[29][30]
1993
ChiranjeeviSubhash Chandra BoseMuta Mesthri[31]
1992
ChiranjeeviMadhavaAapathbandavudu[32][33]
1991
Akkineni Nageswara RaoSitharamayyaSeetharamaiah Gari Manavaralu[34][35]
1990
RajasekharVikramMagaadu[36]
1989
Kamal Haasan  G. K. Rayudu
  Chandram
Indrudu Chandrudu[37]
1988
VenkateshShaktiBrahma Putrudu[38]
1987
Akkineni Nageswara RaoAnanda RaoAatma Bandhuvulu[39]
1986
Krishnam RajuTandra PaparayuduTandra Paparayudu[40][41]
1985
ChiranjeeviMadhusudhana Rao / Chinna BabuVijetha[42]
1984
Krishnam Raju  Brahmanna
  Ravi
Bobbili Brahmanna[43]
1983
Kamal HaasanBalakrishnaSaagara Sangamam[44]
1982
ChiranjeeviNarasimha MurthySubhalekha[45]
1981
Kamal HaasanSundaram RangaAakali Rajyam[46]
1980J. V. SomayajuluSankarabharanam Sankara SastrySankarabharanam[47]
1979Sobhan Babu  Sridhara Rao
  Raja
Karthika Deepam[48][49]
1978
Chandra MohanGopalakrishnaPadaharella Vayasu[50]
1977
Krishnam Raju  Hari
  Krishna
Amara Deepam[51]
1976Sobhan BabuSobhanadriSoggadu[52][53][54]
1975Sobhan BabuNarainJeevana Jyothi[55][56]
1974Sobhan BabuRajaKhaidi Babayi[57]
1973
Akkineni Nageswara RaoAbbiMarapurani Manishi[58]
1972
Nandamuri Taraka RamaraoRaghava RaoBadi Panthulu[59]

Nominations

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

2020s

See also

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