Kerala Film Critics Association Awards 2021

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The 45th Kerala Film Critics Association Awards, honouring the best Malayalam films released in 2021, were announced in October 2022.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Winners

Best Film: Aavasavyuham (Krishand)
Best Actor: Dulquer Salmaan - Kurup, Salute
Best Actress: Durga Krishna - Udal
Best Director: Martin Prakkat - Nayattu
Second Best Film: Minnal Murali (Basil Joseph)
Second Best Actor: Unni Mukundan - Meppadiyan
Second Best Actress: Manju Pillai - Home
Best Screenplay: Jeethu Joseph - Drishyam 2
Best Music Director: Hesham Abdul Wahab - Hridayam, Madhuram
Best Lyricist: Jayakumar K Pavithran - Ente Mazha
Best Male Playback Singer: Sooraj Santhosh - "Ganame" from Madhuram
Best Female Playback Singer: Aparna Rajeev - "Thira Thodum" from Thuruthu
Best Cinematographer: Aslam K Purayil - Salute
Best Film Editor: Prejish Prakash - Home
Best Art Director: Manu Jagadh (Minnal Murali)
Best Makeup Artist: Benoy Kollam (Thuruthu)
Best Costume Designer: Arun Manohar (Sabash Chandra Bose)
Best Popular Film: Hridayam (Vineeth Sreenivasan)
Best Debut Directors: Sanu John Varghese (Aarkkariyam), Varghese Lal (Iru), Benoy Veloor (Moscow Kavala), K. S. Hariharan (Kaalachekon), Sujith Lal (Randu)

Special Jury Award for Direction: V. C. Abhilash (Sabash Chandra Bose)
Special Jury Award for Film: Chalachitram (Directed by Abdul Gafoor)
Special Jury Award for Presentation of Anti-Drug Theme: College Cuties (Directed by A. K. B. Kumar)
Special Jury Award for Production: Shanta Murali (Sara's), Mathew Mambra (Cheraathukal)
Special Jury Award for Acting: Bheeman Raghu (Kaalachekon), Priyanka Nair (Aa Mukham), Kalabhavan Rahman (Randu), Vishnu Unnikrishnan (Randu, Red River), Shruti Ramachandran (Madhuram), Ratheesh Ravi (Dharani), Anoop Khalid (Six Hours)
Special Jury Award for Lyrics: Lekha B. Kumar (College Cuties)
Special Jury Award for Female Playback Singer: P. K. Medini (Thee)
Special Jury Award for Cinematography: Unni Madavoor (Holy Wound)
Special Jury Award for Presentation of Diverse Subjects: Dharani (Directed by Srivallabhan), Holy Wound (Directed by Ashok R Nath) and Aa Mukham (Directed by Abhilash Purushothaman)

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