Nandi Award
The Nandi Award is a prestigious award presented by the Government of Andhra Pradesh, India, to honor excellence in the Telugu film industry. Established in 1964, it recognizes outstanding achievements in various categories, including acting, directing, and technical fields. The awards aim to promote and encourage talent in Telugu cinema.
The award is named after Nandi, the sacred bull in Hindu mythology, symbolizing strength and devotion. Winners receive a trophy and a certificate, and the awards are typically announced annually. The Nandi Awards have become a significant part of the cultural landscape in Andhra Pradesh, celebrating the contributions of artists and filmmakers.