List of plays selected at preliminary level for Nandi awards announced
The Hindu
38 plays have been selected for the Nandi Theatre Awards-2022. 73 awards to be presented to winning performers and individuals.
Andhra Pradesh State Film, TV and Theatre Development Corporation chairman Posani Krishna Murali and managing director T. Vijayakumar Reddy announced the list of plays selected at the preliminary level for the Nandi Theatre Awards-2022.
Addressing the media in Vijayawada on Tuesday (September 19), the jury members said that out of 115 entries, 38 plays have been selected under five categories—padya natakam (10), social play (6), social playlets (12), children playlets (5) and college/university playlets (5).
A total of 73 awards will be presented to the winning performers and individuals.
The plays are: Sri Krishna Kamala Palika, Ananda Nilayam, Vasanta Rajiyam, Narthanasala, Srirama Padukalu, Sri Ramabhakta Thulasidasu, Sri Madhava Varma, Seetakalyanam, Srikalahastheeswara Mahatyam, Srikanta Krishnamacharya, Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje, Vignana Bharatam, Indraprastham, Erra Kaluva, The Imposters, Kalaneta, Pakkinti Mogudu, Gamyasthanala Vaipu, Asthikalu, Atheetham, Kamaniyam, Trijudu, Naanna Nenocchestha, Jarugutunna Katha, Cheekati Puvvu, Kotha Parimalam, Nishabdama! Nee Kharidenta?, Badhyata, Tadhabalyam, Mooduprasnalu, Prapanchatantram, Manchi Gunapatham, Kapiraju, Inkena, Mahabhinishkramana, Udham Singh and Inkennallu.
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