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List of recipients
2> * Indicates a joint award for that year Year (Award Ceremony) Lyricist(s) Film(s) Song(s) Language Citation 1968 (16th) Kannadasan Kuzhanthaikkaga "Devan Vanthaan" Tamil 1969 (17th) Kaifi Azmi Saat Hindustani "Aandhi Aaye Ki Toofan Koyee Gam Nahin" Hindi 1970 (18th) No Award 1971 (19th) 1972 (20th) Vayalar Ramavarma Achanum Bappayum Malayalam 1973 (21st) No Award 1974 (22nd) Sri Sri Alluri Seetharamaraju Telugu 1975 (23rd) No Award 1976 (24th) 1977 (25th) No Award 1978 (26th) No Award 1979 (27th) 1980 (28th) No Award 1981 (29th) No Award 1982 (30th) No Award 1983 (31st) No Award 1984 (32nd) Vasant Dev Saaransh Hindi 1985 (33rd) Vairamuthu Muthal Mariyathai Tamil For imaginative use of folk images and form which blend with the pastoral and idyllic backdrop of the film. 1986 (34th) No Award 1987 (35th) Gulzar Ijaazat "Mera Kuchh Saamaan" Hindi For an extremely elegent lyric using subtle similies and metaphors to express attachment, desire and parting and finally to serve as a definition to love within the context of the film. 1988 (36th) O. N. V. Kurup Vaishali Malayalam For the rare poetic heights reached in all lyrics in the film. 1989 (37th) Satarupa Sanyal Chandaneer Bengali For rare poetic heights reached in all the lyrics for the film. 1990 (38th) Gulzar Lekin... Hindi For evoking beautiful imagery, created through lyrical poetry. 1991 (39th) K. S. Narasimhaswamy Mysooru Mallige Kannada For the depth and poetic quality of the lyrics. 1992 (40th) Vairamuthu Roja "Chinna Chinna Aasai" Tamil For his charming, simple poem which has been become a new nursery rhyme on the lips of every child in Tamil Nadu. 1993 (41st) Veturi Sundararama Murthy Mathru Devo Bhava "Raali Poye Puvva" Telugu For his lyric, which demonstrates his poetic imagination, enriched by his deep experience of life and a consequential competence in using language with felicity. 1994 (42nd) Vairamuthu  • Karuththamma  • Pavithra  • "Poralae Ponnuthayi"  • "Uyirum Neeye" Tamil Through their lyrics, he is able to bring to the fore his rich repertory of poetic expression which sensitively enhances the mood of the films. 1995 (43rd) Amit Khanna Bhairavi "Kuch Is Tarah" Hindi The lyrics are meaningful, poetic and sensitively enhance the overall mood of the song sequence, thereby elevating the film. 1996 (44th) Javed Akhtar Saaz Hindi For its poetic and traditional expression. 1997 (45th) Javed Akhtar Border Hindi For its evocative wording that is imbued with compassion for our nation and for human beings at large. 1998 (46th) Javed Akhtar[1] Godmother "Maati Re Maati Re" Hindi For the authentic blend of dialect and emotion. a song of patriotism and passion, the lyrics are lucid and thought provoking. 1999 (47th) Vairamuthu[2] Sangamam "Mudhal Murai Killipparthaein" Tamil For the lyric "Mudhal Murai Killipparthaein" in the Tamil film Sangamam. In his own imitable style, the renowned poet has imparted a certain lyrical charm to the song. 2000 (48th)* Yusufali Kechery Mazha "Gayam Hari Nama Dhayam" Malayalam For depicting the right mix of the ethos of our land in an invocation to lord Krishna. Javed Akhtar[3] Refugee "Panchchhi Nadiyaan" Hindi For his inimitable style, speaks of transcending borders and countries, with beautifully written words for love and compassion. 2001 (49th) Javed Akhtar[4] Lagaan  • "Ghanan Ghanan"  • "Radha Kaise Na Jale" Hindi For using very simple language to bring out the richness of the Kutch locale. 2002 (50th) Vairamuthu[5] Kannathil Muthamittal Tamil For rising above the conventions of film songs to reach the realms of poetry. 2003 (51st) Suddala Ashok Teja[6] Tagore "Nenusaitham" Telugu For relating Sri Sri's poem to contemporary times in order to awaken the masses against social evils. 2004 (52nd) P. Vijay[7] Autograph "Ovvoru Pookalume" Tamil For or meaningful and powerful lyrics generating hope for a better future. 2005 (53rd) Barguru Ramchandrappa[8] Thaayi "Baruthe Ve Nav Baruthe Ve" Kannada For the lyric which heightened the effect of the entire film. 2006 (54th) Swanand Kirkire[9] Lage Raho Munna Bhai "Bande Me Tha Dum" Hindi For rousing words that lyrically combine tradition with modernity to reach the masses. 2007 (55th) Prasoon Joshi[10] Taare Zameen Par "Maa" Hindi For the soulful poetry that captures the trauma of a family beset with a rare problem of their little son who is happily saved by an understanding teacher. 2008 (56th) Anindya Chatterjee & Chandril Bhattacharya[11] Antaheen "Pherari Mon" Bengali For its simple composition of verses to contribute meaningfully to the film. 2009 (57th) Swanand Kirkire[12] 3 Idiots "Behti Hawa Sa Tha Woh" Hindi For the simplicity and depth of feelings conveyed through evocative imagery. 2010 (58th) Vairamuthu[13][14] Thenmerku Paruvakaatru "Kallikkaattil Perandha Thaayae" Tamil For giving a meaningful expression to the narrative through contextual amplification of the emotion. 2011 (59th) Amitabh Bhattacharya I Am "Agar Zindagi" Hindi Through selective use of commonly used language, He evocatively conjures images that convey a young man's yearning for the bare minimum in the larger context of our social reality. At the same time, the song states a belief in the individual's ability to attain a sense of completeness in life. [edit]

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References
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