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Thiruvananthapuram:
Veteran award-winning film director K G George was on Tuesday announced winner of the prestigious J C Daniel Award for his overall contribution to the Malayalam film industry.
The award will be given along with the State Film Awards at a function to be held at Palakkad next month.
Mr George won the National Award for the Best Film in Malayalam for his debut film Swapnadanam in 1975. He has also won nine State Awards for his films which include Yavanika, Irakal and Adaminte Variyal.
It was through Yavanika in 1982 that actor Mammootty was first noticed as an actor.
Mr George, 70, made his last film in 1998, following which his health deteriorated leading to is retirement from the industry.
The award is considered the top one in the industry and given by the Kerala government to honour a film personality for his or her contribution.
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The award will be given along with the State Film Awards at a function to be held at Palakkad next month.
Mr George won the National Award for the Best Film in Malayalam for his debut film Swapnadanam in 1975. He has also won nine State Awards for his films which include Yavanika, Irakal and Adaminte Variyal.
It was through Yavanika in 1982 that actor Mammootty was first noticed as an actor.
Mr George, 70, made his last film in 1998, following which his health deteriorated leading to is retirement from the industry.
The award is considered the top one in the industry and given by the Kerala government to honour a film personality for his or her contribution.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
