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| A. Sreekar Prasad | |
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| Other name(s) | Sreekar Prasad, Srikar Prasad |
| Occupation | Film editor |
| Years active | 1983-present |
A. Sreekar Prasad (commonly referred to as Sreekar Prasad) is a film editor from Andhra pradesh, India. He has won the National Film Award for Best Editing six times throughout a career spanning over two decades, his last win being for his work on the acclaimed feature film Kannathil Muthamittal (2002), directed by Mani Ratnam. He has worked on Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and English films.
Some of the films Sreekar Prasad has edited include Kannathil Muthamittal (2002), Alaipayuthey (2000), Vaanaprastham (1999), Aayitha Ezhuthu (2004) and Yuva (2004). He recently worked as editor on the film Navarasa (2005), directed by Santosh Sivan. Presently, Sreekar Prasad has worked on the films Pokiri (2007), Guru, Sainikudu (2007) and Sila Nerangalil (2008). He was well known by all in the Tamil industry for the work in the block buster movie Billa (2007). He has been signed in for the Prestigious MegaBudget Malayalam film Pazhassi Raja.
A well known editor known for his excellent work has been in majority of Maniratnam's films.
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Partial filmography
- 1983: Simhaswapnam
- 1989: Raakh
- 1992: Yodha
- 1997: Rag Birag
- 1998: The Terrorist
- 1999: Karunam
- 1999: Jalamarmmaram
- 2000: Vanaprastham
- 2000: Alaipayuthey
- 2000: Manoharam
- 2001: Sesham
- 2002: Kannathil Muthamittal
- 2002: Dil Chahta Hai
- 2003: Okkadu
- 2004: Aayitha Ezhuthu / Yuva
- 2005: Anandabhadram
- 2007: Pokkiri
- 2007: Billa
- 2008: Firaaq
- 2008: Yodha 2
- 2009: Kaminey
- 2009: Pazhassi Raja
Awards
National Film Awards
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- 1989: Best Editing - Raakh
- 1997: Best Editing - Rag Birag
- 1997: Best Non-Feature Film Editing - Nauka Caritramu
- 1998: Best Editing - The Terrorist
- 2000: Best Editing - Vaanaprastham
- 2002: Best Editing - Kannathil Muthamittal
Filmfare Awards
- 2002: Best Editing - Dil Chahta Hai
Kerala State Film Awards
- 1992: Best Editing - Yodha
- 1999: Best Editing - Karunam, Vaanaprastham, Jalamarmmaram
- 2001: Best Editing - Sesham
- 2005: Best Editing - Anandabhadram
Nandi Awards
- 2000: Best Editing - Manoharam
- 2003: Best Editing - Okkadu
Other awards
- 2008: DIFF Best Editing - Firaaq [1]
References
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