Kamal (director) - Achievements

Achievements

  • Kamal won the Kerala State award for Best Director for the film Ulladakkam. This film was also awarded the Filmfare award and also featured in Indian Panorama.
  • Mazhayethum Munpe and Nammal won the Kerala State Award for Best Popular Film, Critic’s Award and the Ramu Kariat Award for Best Director.
  • Madhuranombarakattu & Meghamalhar was awarded the Kerala State award for 2nd best film. Meghamalhar also won the Kerala State Award for Best Screenplay, Film Critics Award for Best film, and Ramu Kariat Award for Best Director.
  • 2001 – Asianet Film Awards for Best Director for Meghamalhar
  • 2004 – Asianet Film Awards for Best Director for Perumazhakkalam
  • 2004 – Asianet Film Awards for Best Film for Perumazhakkalam
  • 2004 – National Award for Best film on National Integrity for Perumazhakkalam.
  • 2006 – National award for the best film for family welfare for Karutha Pakshikal.

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