National Film Award For Best Promotional Film - Winners

For a sensitive presentation of the generation gap and of the interrelationships of family welfare literacy, self-reliance and modernisation of social attitudes. It is a simple, quiet and compelling story and avoids strident didactic-ism.

For an excellent script and direction supported by smooth editing and camera work with music that is judiciously selected and sparingly used. The film provides an imaginative survey of the magnitude, variety and quality of India's export production.

For visual excitement and controlled handling of a difficult subject.

For putting across innovative techniques of lifting water which will revolutionise the concept and practice of agriculture in hilly areas.

For its exuberant youthful energy, bringing forth of a sense of pride in the National Cadet Corps, with an enthusiasm for National Integration without falling into cliches.

For being competent and engaging depiction of the Tuna fishing industry.

For presenting the work of Indian Bureau of Mines in all its aspects including its concern for the environment in a competent manner.

For the film makes out a good case for preserving the arts of dyeing that have existed in many tribal communities for centuries.

For taking the viewer through a visually beautiful experience of the landmass called India, in all its varied colours and variety.

For its competent presentation of a rural project, within its given brief.

For an inspiring documentary about a young couple's commitment to revive the silent valley through organic farming.

For creatively tracing the history of Pashmina shawl and aesthetically portraying the designs and styles of this ancient Kashmiri art, which has now been revived.

For depicting the unique art of Muga silk weaving of Assam.

For its weaving of a magical cinematic spell that vividly captures the mist and mystery of the abundant natural beauty of Sikkim; its history, people and culture.

For capturing the shinning landscape, the people, their culture, beliefs and way of life in pleasing visuals.

For sensitively evoking the spirit of the cultural heritage of Madhya Pradesh.

For using a bottle as a metaphor for a journey of discovery, the filmmaker finds an innovative style to explore various locations through people and their experiences, challenging the classical promotional style of selling tourism.

For a succinct and well researched film looking closely at an innovation applied effectively in the farming of rice. The film engages successfully with the issue and makes a strong case for the promotion of the practice called "Ek Ropa Dhan".

For showcasing the triumph of technology over natural and man made challenges that makes Delhi Metro a symbol of national pride.