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Over the last 30 years we have won over 169 International and National awards including the world’s most prestigious Wildscreen Green Oscar, twice – the first one in Asia in the year 1994 and then again in 2000.

 

Shores Of Silence - Whale Sharks In India

1. THE GREEN OSCAR - Winner of the Worlds most Prestigious Green Oscar / Panda  
  Award, WILDSCREEN FESTIVAL, Bristol, UK - 2000

2.   The Citta Di Toronto at the Cinemambiente  Awadrs  - 2001

3.   The 6th Sichuan TV Festival, China - 2001

4.   The Honour of Knowledge Award at Baristlava, Slovakia - 2001

5.   The Golden Jury Award, Worldfest, Houston- 2002

6.   The Rolls Royce, Commonwealth Broadcasting Award, UK- 2002

7.   Ecofilm, Award in the Category of Documentary, Oct 2002

8.   Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic Award, Nov 2002

9.   Wildlife trust of India, Endangered Species Award, 2002

10. Vatavaran 2003 – Prithvi Ratan Award for Outstanding Achievement in Global 

      Conservation, November 2003

11.  National Award for Best Adventure & Exploration Film, 2005

 

The Last Migration - Wild Elephant Capture at Sarguja

1. THE GREEN OSCAR - Winner of the Worlds most Prestigious Green Oscar / Panda  
  Award, WILDSCREEN FESTIVAL, Bristol, UK - 1994

2. Spirit Of Wilderness, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA - 1994

3. Care For Nature Award, International World Wildlife Fund, Bangalore, India.

4. Special Jury Award, International Video Festival (IVFest), Trivandrum - 1995

5. We The People, South Africa.

 

 Vanishing Giants
1. THE GREEN OSCAR - Winner of the Worlds most Prestigious Green Oscar / Panda  
  Award, WILDSCREEN FESTIVAL, Bristol, UK - 2004

 

 

Honey Hunters Of the Blue Mountains

1. Second Prize, Earth Vision, Santacruze, USA -  2000

2. Festival International du Film Animalier Albert Mars -  2001

3. Mayor of Prague Award at IFAAF, Prague – 2002

 

Kurumbas - Children of the Blue Mountains

1. Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic Award, Nov 2002

2. Prix Leonardo Special Award for the best extra-European production, Italy - 2003

 

The Living Fossil – The Indian Horseshoe Crab

1. Indian Documentary Producers Award (IDPA), Special Jury Award - 2002

 

Timeless Traveller – The Horseshoe Crab

1. Vatavaran 2003, Silver Tree Award in the Documentary Promoting Wildlife Category

2. Vatavaran 2003, Best Documentary in the Revelations Category

3. Getting to know and Protecting Wildlife Award at the International Wildlife Film Festival   Festival International Du Film Animalier d’Albert in France, March 2005.

4. Getting to know and Protecting Water Life Award at the International Wildlife Film

     Festival – Festival International Du Film Animalier d’Albert in France, March 2005.

5.   National Award for Best Science Film, 2005

6.  International Gold Panda Award for Best Short Documentary and Best Environmental Protection at the 2005 (8th) Sichuan TV Festival, China

7.   Gold Award at the 39th Annual WorldFest – Houston Film festival, USA in 2006

 

Magic of Life

1. Vatavaran 2003, Newcomer Award

 

Earth Matters

Whale Sharks in Distress (Earth matters)

 Commonwealth Broadcasting Association Award in England 2002

Global Warming (Earth Matters)

 Best Magazine programme Award at 18th International Television Science Awards at   

 Paris – 2001

 Noise pollution (Earth Matters)

 The 6th Sichuan TV Festival Award – China, 2001

 Oceans (Earth Matters)

 The Portugal Film Festival - 2001

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kalpavriksha – Legacy of Forests

1. Vatavaran 2003, Silver Tree Award in the category of Natural Resource Conservation

 

Food For Tomorrow 1992-93
Awards won:
1. Fertiliser Association Of India Award.

Harvesting The Mountains 1991-92
Awards won:
1. A&M Award For Creative Excellence, India.
2. Fertiliser Association Of India Award.

Beyond The Green Revolution 1990-91
Awards won:
1. Fertiliser Association Of India Award.

Pushkar Rendezvous 1986-87
Awards won:
1. Best Tourist Film, Milan, Italy.
2. Best Information Film, Melbourne, Australia.

Asiad ‘82
Awards won:
1. National Award, Gold Medal For Photography

The Natural History Of The Cheetah 1969-70
Awards won:
1. The Duke Of Edinburgh Award, Gold Medal For Wildlife, UK
 
 

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