Indian Telly Awards

Not to be confused with Indian Television Academy Awards.
Indian Telly Awards

Awarded for Excellence in television
Country India
Presented by IndianTelevision.com
First awarded 2001
Official website Official Website
Television/Radio coverage
Network Star Plus (2001—2004)
Sony TV (2005—2009)
Colors (2010—2014)
&TV (2015—present)

The Indian Telly Awards is an annual award for excellence both on-screen and behind-the-scenes of television in India. Conceptualised and created by Anil Wanvari,[1] the founder, CEO of media and services group, indiantelevision.com, they are in their 12th edition currently. Wanvari is also on the board of the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (which runs the International Emmy Awards), and has been a semi-final judging host for the awards since 2006. The awards for Indian television are given in several categories such as best programme or series in a specific genre, most popular actors and awards for technical roles such as writers and directors. The awards are currently managed by a division within indiantelevision.com called ITV2.0 Productions.

History

For the first three years, The Indian Telly Awards were aired on Indian Hindi general entertainment channel Star Plus (2001–2003). From 2004-2009, Sony Entertainment Television was the home of The Indian Telly Awards with the channel commissioning Indiantelevision.com to produce it and acquiring the content to air on its channel Sony. Since its 10th edition, the awards ceremony moved to Viacom 18 Hindi general entertainment channel Colors. &TV took over the broadcasting rights, starting the fourteenth edition.

The Indian Telly Awards were first presented on 6 July 2001.[2]

TV and film actor Alyy Khan hosted the first awards, held at the Oberoi Trident hotel in Mumbai. Actors Bhakti Barve and Jatin Kanakia received posthumous awards.[3] In 2001 and 2003, the awards were hosted by television Actor Ram Kapoor & his wife Gautami Kapoor

Television actors Ram Kapoor and Roshni Chopra hosted the 2007 awards. In 2008 the awards were anchored by Cyrus Broacha and Mini Mathur. The 2009 awards were hosted by Vishal Malhotra and Mona Singh. In 2010,the Awards were hosted by Ronit Roy and Meghna Malik. The 11th Indian Telly Awards, held in the year 2012, were hosted by Ronit Roy & Ram Kapoor and co-hosted by Manish Paul & Roshni Chopra.

Jury

The jury for the Indian Telly Awards comprises eminent personalities from the television industry. There are separate juries for different categories, with members of the jury being distinguished persons from the respective professional categories. Close to 500 professionals have been on the juries of The Indian Telly Awards in its history.

Categories

Awards are presented in the following categories:

Technical Awards (TC)

  • TC 1 -Special/Visual Effects for Television
  • TC 2 - Art Direction (Fiction)
  • TC 3 - Art Direction (Non-Fiction)
  • TC 4 - Videography (Best TV Cameraman - Fiction)
  • TC 5 - Videography (Best TV Cameraman - Non - Fiction)
  • TC 6 - Costumes for a TV Programme
  • TC 7 - Make Up Artist
  • TC 8 - Stylist
  • TC 9 - TV Show Packaging (Fiction)
  • TC 10 - TV Show Packaging (Non-Fiction) On an Entertainment Channel
  • TC 11 - TV Channel Packaging (Including Channel Ids & Generic Promos)
  • TC 12 - Editor (Fiction)
  • TC 13 - Editor (Non-Fiction)
  • TC 14 - Background Music for a TV Programme (Fiction)
  • TC 15 - TV Lyricist
  • TC 16 - Music Director
  • TC 17 - Title Singer for a TV Show
  • TC 18 - Director (Soap & Drama)
  • TC 19 - Director (Sitcom)
  • TC 20 - Director (Thriller)
  • TC 21 - Director (Non- Fiction)
  • TC 22 - Screenplay Writer (Drama Series & Soap)
  • TC 23 - Dialogue Writer (Drama Series & Soap)
  • TC 24 - Sitcom/Comedy Writer
  • TC 25 - Story Writer
  • TC 26 - Scriptwriter (Non Fiction)
  • TC 27 - Choreographer

Trade Awards (TR)

Programming Awards (PR)

  • PR 1 -Edutainment / Science / Knowledge Based Show
  • PR 2 -Entertainment News Show on an Entertainment Channel
  • PR 3 -Public Service Programme
  • PR 4 -Lifestyle & Fashion Show
  • PR 5 -Talk Show on an Entertainment Channel
  • PR 6 -Cookery show
  • PR 7 -Sports Show
  • PR 8 -Travel Show
  • PR 9 -Health & Fitness Show

Jury Awards (JR)

Popular Awards

See also

References

  1. ↑ "An interview with Anil Wanvari". Mid-Day.
  2. ↑ "TV entertainment proves bigger than Bollywood". The Hindu Business Line.
  3. ↑ "The Indian Telly Awards". Rediff.com.

External links

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