The mega hero Allu Sirish has once again shown his charm in the recently organized South Indian Filmfare awards. His humor has now become the talk of the industry.

Sirish along with the young hero Vijay Devarakonda have hosted the event of Filmfare awards. During the event, a comical video was showcased on the hosts to create fun. The video is all about the famous anchor Viva Harsha interviewing both Sirish and Vijay. As the Harsha asked Sirish’s dreams, Sirish said that it was his childhood dream to lift the black lady with his hands whenever he saw Chiru bringing one home. As he is unable to get one, he then told that will lift the lady in black who is Viva Harsha there itself.

Apparently, that was fun for all the invites but it has to lead to some unwanted racist remarks as he referred Harsha as black. End of the day, everything was pre-planned and created only for fun.

The 63rd FilmFare Awards (South) was held in Hyderabad on Saturday evening, June 18. Various film personalities from the southern film industries presided over the ceremony. The best talents across the four southern industries – Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada- were felicitated by Filmfare. Predictably, I (Tamil), Baahubali (Telugu), Ennu Ninte Moideen (Malayalam) and Rangitaranga (Kannada) swept most of the awards.

Vikram and Nayantara, who have been paired opposite each other for the first time on screen in their upcoming film titled as Iru Mugan, walked away with the Filmfare awards for ‘best actor’ and ‘best actress’ respectively at a glittering function held in Hyderabad.

Vikram won the best actor award for his performance as a body-builder turned suave model in “I”, he dedicated his award to family and talked about how they coped up with his physical transformations in the movie. The same movie “I”, which also won the Music Director Award for A.R Rahman, Best Lyrics for Madhan Karky and Best Playback Singer (Male) for Sid Sriram for the song “Ennodu Nee Irundhal”.

The ageless beauty and extremely talented Nayanthara won the award for Best Actress for her unconventional performance as a hearing impaired girl in ‘Naanum Rowdy Dhaan’, who gave out a “big hug and big thank you” to her director Vignesh Shivan, whom she is rumored to be dating.

Rajmouli’s directorial venture ‘Baahubali’ and Superstar Mahesh Babu’s non-Baahubali industry hit film ‘Srimanthudu’ are the leading the nominations in the 63rd Britannia Filmfare Awards (South) 2016.

The organizers of Filmfare awards have today held a press conference in Hyderabad with top actress Rakul Preet Singh attending as the guest of honor. Rakul kick started the conference where the nomination list for Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada films has been unveiled.

“Baahubali” and “Srimanthudu” have received 9 nominations each while “Kanche” and “Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju” received 6 nominations each. Below is the full list of nominations category wise.

BEST FILM

Baahubali
Bhale Bhale Magadivoy
Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju
Kanche
Srimanthudu

BEST DIRECTOR

Koratala Siva – Srimanthudu
KranthiMadhav – Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju
Krish – Kanche
SS Rajamouli – Baahubali
Trivikram Srinivas – S/O Satyamurthy

BEST ACTOR (MALE)

Allu Arjun – S/O Satyamurthy
Mahesh Babu – Srimanthudu
Nani – Bhale Bhale Magadivoy
NTR Jr – Temper
Prabhas – Baahubali

BEST ACTOR (FEMALE)

Anushka Shetty – Rudhramadevi
Hebah Patel – Kumari 21 F
Nithya Menon – Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju
Shruthi Haasan – Srimanthudu
Tamannaah – Baahubali

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE (MALE )

Allu Arjun – Rudhramadevi
Jagapathi Babu – Srimanthudu
Posani Krishna Murali – Temper
Rana Daggubati – Baahubali
Sathya Raj – Baahubali

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE (FEMALE )

Krithi Karbanda – Bruce Lee – The Fighter
Pavitra Lokesh – Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju
Ramya Krishanan – Baahubali
Revathi – Loafer
Sukrithi – Kerintha

BEST MUSIC

Anup Rubens – Gopala Gopala
Chirantan Bhatt – Kanche
Devi Sri Prasad – Srimanthudu
Gopi Sunder – Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju
M M Keeravani – Baahubali

BEST LYRICS

Anantha Sreeram and Srimani – Meghalu Lekunna (Kumari21F)
Chandra Bose – Endhukoendhuko (Gopala Gopala)
Ramajogaiah Sastry – Pora Srimanthuda (Srimanthudu)
Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry – Raamundadugeddham (Kanche)
Srimani – Sithakaalam Suryudlaga (S/O Satyamurthy)

BEST PLAYBACK SINGER (MALE)

Dhanunjay – BhajeBhaje (GopalaGopala)
Keerti Sagathia – Neekutheliyanidhanesthama (Kanche)
M L R Karthikeyan – Pora Srimanthuda (Srimanthudu)
Yazin Nizar – Charuseela (Srimanthudu)
Yazin Nizar – Meghalu Lekunna (Kumari21F)

BEST PLAYBACK SINGER (FEMALE)

Aishwarya – Marhaba (Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju)
Geetha Madhuri – Jeevanadhi (Baahubali)
Jonita Gandhi – Ye Katha (Kerintha)
Mohana Bhogaraju – Size Sexy (Size Zero)
Shreya Ghoshal – Nijamenani Nammani (Kanche)