Filmfare Award for Best Choreography – South

The Filmfare Award for Best Choreography – South is given by the Filmfare magazine as part of its annual Filmfare Awards South for Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada films.

Filmfare Award for Best Choreography – South
Awarded for	Best work by a dance choreographer in films
Country	India
Presented by	Filmfare
First awarded	2002
Currently held by	Prem Rakshith, Dasara (2023)

Winners

Year	Choreographer	Film	Song	Language	Ref.
2023	Prem Rakshith	Dasara	"Dhoom Dhaam Dosthaan"	Telugu
2022	Prem Rakshith	RRR	"Naatu Naatu"	Telugu	[1]
2020 / 21	Sekhar	Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo	"Ramuloo Ramulaa"	Telugu	[2]
	Dinesh Kumar	Master	"Vaathi Coming"	Tamil
	Jani	Yuvarathnaa	"Feel the Power"	Kannada
2018	Jani	Maari 2	"Rowdy Baby"	Tamil	[3]
	Prabhu Deva
2017	Sekhar	Fidaa	"Vachchinde"	Telugu	[4]
		Khaidi No. 150	"Ammadu Let Do Kummudu"
2016	Sekhar	Janatha Garage	"Apple Beauty"	Telugu	[5]
2015	Sekhar	Bruce Lee: The Fighter	"Kung Fu Kumaari"	Telugu	[6]
2014	Shobi	Kaththi	All songs	Tamil	[7]
2013	Sekhar	Iddarammayilatho	"Top Lechipoddi"	Telugu
2012	Jani	Racha	"Dillaku Dillaku"	Telugu	[8]
2011	Prem Rakshith	Badrinath	"Nath Nath"	Telugu	[9]
2010	Raju Sundaram	Brindavanam	"Eyi Raaja"	Telugu
	Baba Bhaskar	Singam	"Kadhal Vandhale"	Tamil
2009	Prem Rakshith	Arya 2	"Mr. Perfect"	Telugu	[10]
	Dinesh Kumar	Ayan		Tamil
2008	Prem Rakshith	Kantri	"Vayasunami"	Telugu
2007	Prem Rakshith	Azhagiya Tamil Magan	"Ellappugazhum"	Tamil
2006	Raghava Lawrence	Style	"Rara Rara Rammantunna"	Telugu	[11]
2005	Prabhu Deva	Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana	"Chandrulo"	Telugu
2004	Raju Sundaram	Ghilli	'"Appadi Podu"	Tamil	[12]
2003	Brinda	Kaaka Kaaka	"Thoodu Varuma" and "Uyirin Uyire"	Tamil	[13]
2002	Raghava Lawrence	Indra	"Daayi Daayi Daama"	Telugu	[14]
2001	Raghava Lawrence	Paarthale Paravasam	"Love Check"	Tamil	[15]
2000	Raghava Lawrence	Annayya	"Aata Kavala"	Telugu
1999	Chinni Prakash	Mudhalvan		Tamil
1998	Suchitra Chandrabose	Ooyala		Telugu	[16]
1997	Brinda	Preminchukundam Raa		Telugu	[17]

Superlatives

Superlative	Cinematographer	Record
Most awards	Prem Rakshith	6 wins
Most consecutive awards	Raghava Lawrence	3 wins
	Prem Rakshith
	Sekhar
Most awards in a single language	Sekhar Prem Rakshith	5 wins (Telugu)

See also

• Filmfare Award for Best Choreography
• Filmfare Award for Best Choreography – Marathi

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