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Akkineni Nagarjuna
AKKINENI NAGARJUNA TOTAL HISTORY
AKKINENI NAGARJUNA
Nagarjuna Akkineni (Telugu: అక్కినేని నాగార్జున) (born Akkineni Nagarjuna Rao on 29 August 1959 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India), is an Indian film actor in Tollywood and Bollywood, and a producer. He has won three Nandi Awards, which is presented by the government of Andhra Pradesh and regarded as the highest award for films in the state.[1][2] and National Film Award for his role in Annamayya(1997).[3][unreliable source?] His first leading role was in 1986 film Vikram. He has starred other films including Geethanjali(1989), Shiva(1989), Hello Brother(1994), Manmadhudu(2003), Sri Ramadasu(2006) and Gaganam(2011).
EARLY LIFE
Nagarjuna was born in Chennai, the son of actor Nageswara Rao Akkineni and Annapurna Akkineni . The family later moved to Hyderabad where he attended Hyderabad Public School, and gained his "Intermediate" from Little Flower Junior College, Hyderabad and B.E. (Mechanical) from the College of Engineering, Anna University and the University of Michigan. Nagarjuna completed M.S. (Automobile) from the University Of Louisiana At Lafayette .[4][5]
CARRER
===Tollywood===
Nagarjuna acted in Sudigundalu as a child artist. The movie Vikram was released on 24 May 1986. In 1989, he starred in ''[[Geethanjali (film)|Geethanjali]]'', a love story directed by [[Maniratnam]] which was dubbed into [[Tamil language|Tamil]].The movie received good reception from both audience and critics and cemented his status as a star. In the same year, Nagarjuna followed with ''[[Shiva (1989 film)|Shiva]]'', an action film directed by [[Ram Gopal Varma]] which was hugely successful and has been described as a trendsetter in the Telugu film industry . He subsequently made his [[Bollywood]] debut with the Hindi remake of the same film ''[[Shiva (1989 film)|Shiva]]''. The movie earned him [[Telugu_Filmfare_Awards|Filmfare Best Actor Award]] for the first time.<ref>http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/telugu/article/
He produced ''[[Satyam (2003 film)|Satyam]]'' in 2003, launching the acting career of his nephew, [[Sumanth]].
In 2004, Nagarjuna had two releases, ''[[Nenunnanu (film)|Nennunnanu]]'' and ''[[Mass (film)|Mass]]''. ''Mass'' was produced by Nagarjuna and directed by dance choreographer Raghava [[Lawrence]], became one of the highest grossing films in his career. In 2005, Nagarjuna acted in and produced '' [[Super (film)|Super]]''. Then in 2006, Nagarjuna reunited and starred in the film ''[[Sri Ramadasu]]'', his second period film based on the eighteenth century Telugu composer of the same name.<ref>{{cite news |title=Sri Ramadasu floors them all |url=http://www.hindu.com/2006/04/15/stories/2006041503
TOLLYWOOD
Nagarjuna acted in Sudigundalu as a child artist. The movie Vikram was released on 24 May 1986. In 1989, he starred in Geethanjali, a love story directed by Maniratnam which was dubbed into Tamil.The movie received good reception from both audience and critics and cemented his status as a star. In the same year, Nagarjuna followed with Shiva, an action film directed by Ram Gopal Varma which was hugely successful and has been described as a trendsetter in the Telugu film industry . He subsequently made his Bollywood debut with the Hindi remake of the same film Shiva. The movie earned him Filmfare Best Actor Award for the first time.[6] He then followed it with action films Killer and Nirnayam (1991 film) directed by Priyadarshan. President Gari Pellam was released in 1993. He followed with films, Varasudu, Gharana Bullodu, and Allari Alludu., Criminal (1994) was released as bilingual. In 1994, he ventured into comedy for the first time with Hello Brother in which he played a dual role. It was later remade into Judwaa, a Hindi film starring Salman Khan. Hello Brother was also dubbed into Tamil. In 1996, Nagarjuna starred as well as produced, Ninne Pelladatha, which was directed by Krishna Vamsi. Later, Nagarjuna portrayed Annamacharya, the fifteenth century Telugu singer and poet, in Annamayya (film) which won him third Filmfare Best Actor Award and his first Nandi Award for Best Actor. In 2000, Nagarjuna starred in Nuvvu Vastavani. His subsequent films that year were Ninne Premistha and Azad (film). He starred in the romantic comedies, Santhosham, Manmadhudu, and in Shivamani.
He produced Satyam in 2003, launching the acting career of his nephew, Sumanth.
In 2004, Nagarjuna had two releases, Nennunnanu and Mass. Mass was produced by Nagarjuna and directed by dance choreographer Raghava Lawrence, became one of the highest grossing films in his career. In 2005, Nagarjuna acted in and produced Super. Then in 2006, Nagarjuna reunited and starred in the film Sri Ramadasu, his second period film based on the eighteenth century Telugu composer of the same name.[7] Nagarjuna received the Nandi Award for best actor that year. In December 2007 he appeared in & as Don and In December 2008 he appeared in & as King In February 2010, he appeared as Rummy in Kedi and in December 2010 he appeared as Satya Reddy in Ragada. He has appeared as N.Raveendra in Gaganam which released on Feb 11th 2011.
PHILANTHROPIC WORK
Nagarjuna, with his spouse Amala, co-founder of Blue Cross of Hyderabad,[8] a non-government organization (NGO) in Hyderabad, India, which works towards the welfare of animals and preservation of animal rights. He is also involved in some of the welfare programs undertaken by the MAA TV association.[9]
In 2010, he starred in an HIV/AIDS education animated software tutorial created by TeachAIDS, a nonprofit founded at Stanford University
WORK IN BOLLYWOOD AND TAMIL FILMS
Nagarjuna has acted in various straight Hindi films including Shiva (1989 film) 1990, Drohi (1992 film), Khuda Gawah (1992), Criminal (1994), Mr. Bechara (1996), Zakhm (1998), Angaarey (1998), Agni Varsha (2002) and LOC Kargil (2003). He has also acted in Tamil films like Ratchagan which was dubbed as Rakshakudu in Telugu. His other films which were dubbed into Tamil are Shiva as Udhayam, Geetanajli as Idhayathai thirudathae, Annamayya, Sisindri and Hello Brother. He fluently speaks Telugu, Tamil, English and Hindi. Nagarjuna has played the role of a Commando in Telugu & Tamil bilingual film Gaganam / Payanam respectively.
TELEVISION PRODUCTION
Nagarjuna made his début as a television producer in 2007 with the serial Yuva.[11] He is one of the shareholder of the television channel Maa TV.[12]
AWARDS
National Film Award
1997 - Special Jury Award / Special Mention (Feature Film) (Actor) Annamayya (film)[13]
Nandi Awards - Andhra Pradesh State
1997 - Nandi Award for Best Actor for Annamayya (film)[14]
1999 - Kansya (Bronze) Nandi Award for producing PremaKatha
2002 - Nandi Award for Best Actor for Santhosham[14]
2002 - Swarna (Gold) Nandi Award for producing Manmadhudu
2006 - Nandi Award for Best Actor for Sri Ramadasu
Filmfare Awards South
1990 - Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu) for Shiva[14]
1996 - Filmfare Best Film Award (Telugu) for Ninne Pelladatha
1997 - Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu) for Annamayya[14]
Bharathamuni Awards
1989 - Best Actor for Geethanjali
1997 - Best Actor for Annamayya (film)
Vamsee Berkeley Awards
1986 - Best Actor for Vikram
1989 - Best Actor for Shiva
AP Cinegoers Awards
1989 - Best Actor for Geethanjali
Other awards
1989 - Cinema Express Award for Shiva
1996 - Akruthi Film Award for Ninne Pelladatha
1997 - Screen Videocon Award for Annamayya (film)
2000 - Andhra Pradesh Film Journalists Association Award for Azad (film)
FILMOGRAPHY
AS ACTOR
Year Film Role Notes
1986 Vikram Vikram
Captain Nagarjuna Nagarjuna
1987 Aranyakanda
Majnu Rajesh
Sankeertana
Collector Gari Abbai
Agni Putrudu Kalidaasu
Kirai Dada Vijay
1988 Aakhari Poratam Vihari
Chinna Babu Chinnababu
Murali Krishnudu Murali Krishna
Janaki Ramudu Ramu
1989 Vijay Vijay
Vicky Daada Vikram
Geethanjali Prakash
Agni Pawan
Shiva Shiva Winner, Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu)
1990 Prema Yuddham Kalyan
Neti Siddhaartha Siddhaartha
Iddaru Iddare
1991 Nirnayam Vamsi Krishna
Chaithanya Chaitanya
Santhi Kranthi Kranti
Jaitrayatra Vijay
1992 Killer Eeshwar/Prem
Khuda Gawah Raja Mirza Hindi film
Antham Raghav
Drohi Raghav,
Shekhar Hindi film
President Gari Pellam Raja
1993 Rakshana Bose
Varasudu (film 1993) Vinay
Allari Alludu Kalyan
1994 Criminal Dr. Ajay Kumar Hindi film
Hello Brother Deva,
Ravi Varma
Govinda Govinda Seenu
1995 Sisindri Raja
Gharana Bullodu Raju
1996 Ninne Pelladatha Seenu Also producer,
Winner, Filmfare Best Film Award
Mr. Bechara Ajay Hindi film
Vajram Chakri
Ramudochhadu Ram
1997 Ratchagan Ajay Tamil film
Rakshakudu Ajay
Annamayya Annamayya Winner, Special Jury Award / Special Mention (Actor)
Winner, Nandi Award for Best Actor
Winner, Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu)
1998 Zakhm Raman Desai Hindi film
Chandralekha Seeta Rama Rao
Angaarey Raja Lokhande Hindi film
Auto Driver Jagan
Aavida Maa Aavide Vikranth
1999 Ravoyi Chandamama Sashi
Seetaramaraju Ramaraju
2000 Azad Chandra Sekhar Azad
Ninne Premista Srinivas
Nuvvu Vastavani Chinni Krishna
2001 Eduruleni Manishi Surya Murthy,
Satya Murthy
Akasa Veedhilo Chandu
Bava Nachadu Ajay
Adhipathi Guest appearance as Jagan
Snehamante Idera Aravind
2002 Agni Varsha Yavakri Hindi film
Santosham Karthik Winner, Nandi Award for Best Actor
2003 Manmadhudu Abhiram
LOC Kargil Maj. Padmapani Acharya Hindi film
Shivamani 9848022338 Shivamani
2004 Mass Mass (Ganesh)
Nenunnanu Venu
2005 Super Akhil
2006 Style Cameo appearance as Mass
Sri Ramadasu Gopanna,
Sri Ramadasu Winner, Nandi Award for Best Actor
Boss - I Love You Gopal Krishna
2007 Don Suri
2008 Krishnarjuna Krishna
King Bottu Seenu/King/Sarath
2010 Kedi Ramesh (Rummy)
Thakita Thakita Special appearance as himself
Ragada Satya Reddy
2011 Gaganam / Payanam (Tamil) N.Raveendran/Ravi
Rajanna Filming
Damarukham Filming
[edit]As producer
Year Film Notes
1979 Kalyani
1980 Pilla Zameendaaru
1980 Buchhibabu
1981 Money Hai To Honey Hai
1981 Premaabhishekam
1983 Shri Ranganeethulu
1993 Rakshana
1995 Sisindri
1996 Ninne Pelladatha
1998 Aaha
1998 Sri Seetarama Kalyanam Chutamurarandi
1998 Chandralekha
1999 Prema Katha
1999 Sitaramaraju
2000 Yuvakudu
2002 Manmadhudu
2003 Satyam[15]
2004 Mass
2005 Super
2011 Rajanna
[edit]Movies Dubbed In Hindi
Year Telugu Film Name Hindi Dubbed Name
2008 King King No.1
2007 Don Don No .1
2006 Boss - I Love You Ye Kaisa Karz
2006 Sri Ramadasu Sri Ramadasu
2005 Super Robbery
2004 Mass Meri Jung ... One man Army
2004 Nenunnanu Vishwa ... The Heman
2003 Shivamani 9848022338 Mai Balwan
2002 Santosham Pehli Nazar Ka Pehla Pyar
2001 Snehamante Idera Naya Jigar
2001 Eduruleni Manishi Pandit: Ek Yodha
2000 Azad Aazad
Nagarjuna Akkineni (Telugu: అక్కినేని నాగార్జున) (born Akkineni Nagarjuna Rao on 29 August 1959 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India), is an Indian film actor in Tollywood and Bollywood, and a producer. He has won three Nandi Awards, which is presented by the government of Andhra Pradesh and regarded as the highest award for films in the state.[1][2] and National Film Award for his role in Annamayya(1997).[3][unreliable source?] His first leading role was in 1986 film Vikram. He has starred other films including Geethanjali(1989), Shiva(1989), Hello Brother(1994), Manmadhudu(2003), Sri Ramadasu(2006) and Gaganam(2011).
EARLY LIFE
Nagarjuna was born in Chennai, the son of actor Nageswara Rao Akkineni and Annapurna Akkineni . The family later moved to Hyderabad where he attended Hyderabad Public School, and gained his "Intermediate" from Little Flower Junior College, Hyderabad and B.E. (Mechanical) from the College of Engineering, Anna University and the University of Michigan. Nagarjuna completed M.S. (Automobile) from the University Of Louisiana At Lafayette .[4][5]
CARRER
===Tollywood===
Nagarjuna acted in Sudigundalu as a child artist. The movie Vikram was released on 24 May 1986. In 1989, he starred in ''[[Geethanjali (film)|Geethanjali]]'', a love story directed by [[Maniratnam]] which was dubbed into [[Tamil language|Tamil]].The movie received good reception from both audience and critics and cemented his status as a star. In the same year, Nagarjuna followed with ''[[Shiva (1989 film)|Shiva]]'', an action film directed by [[Ram Gopal Varma]] which was hugely successful and has been described as a trendsetter in the Telugu film industry . He subsequently made his [[Bollywood]] debut with the Hindi remake of the same film ''[[Shiva (1989 film)|Shiva]]''. The movie earned him [[Telugu_Filmfare_Awards|Filmfare Best Actor Award]] for the first time.<ref>http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/telugu/article/
He produced ''[[Satyam (2003 film)|Satyam]]'' in 2003, launching the acting career of his nephew, [[Sumanth]].
In 2004, Nagarjuna had two releases, ''[[Nenunnanu (film)|Nennunnanu]]'' and ''[[Mass (film)|Mass]]''. ''Mass'' was produced by Nagarjuna and directed by dance choreographer Raghava [[Lawrence]], became one of the highest grossing films in his career. In 2005, Nagarjuna acted in and produced '' [[Super (film)|Super]]''. Then in 2006, Nagarjuna reunited and starred in the film ''[[Sri Ramadasu]]'', his second period film based on the eighteenth century Telugu composer of the same name.<ref>{{cite news |title=Sri Ramadasu floors them all |url=http://www.hindu.com/2006/04/15/stories/2006041503
TOLLYWOOD
Nagarjuna acted in Sudigundalu as a child artist. The movie Vikram was released on 24 May 1986. In 1989, he starred in Geethanjali, a love story directed by Maniratnam which was dubbed into Tamil.The movie received good reception from both audience and critics and cemented his status as a star. In the same year, Nagarjuna followed with Shiva, an action film directed by Ram Gopal Varma which was hugely successful and has been described as a trendsetter in the Telugu film industry . He subsequently made his Bollywood debut with the Hindi remake of the same film Shiva. The movie earned him Filmfare Best Actor Award for the first time.[6] He then followed it with action films Killer and Nirnayam (1991 film) directed by Priyadarshan. President Gari Pellam was released in 1993. He followed with films, Varasudu, Gharana Bullodu, and Allari Alludu., Criminal (1994) was released as bilingual. In 1994, he ventured into comedy for the first time with Hello Brother in which he played a dual role. It was later remade into Judwaa, a Hindi film starring Salman Khan. Hello Brother was also dubbed into Tamil. In 1996, Nagarjuna starred as well as produced, Ninne Pelladatha, which was directed by Krishna Vamsi. Later, Nagarjuna portrayed Annamacharya, the fifteenth century Telugu singer and poet, in Annamayya (film) which won him third Filmfare Best Actor Award and his first Nandi Award for Best Actor. In 2000, Nagarjuna starred in Nuvvu Vastavani. His subsequent films that year were Ninne Premistha and Azad (film). He starred in the romantic comedies, Santhosham, Manmadhudu, and in Shivamani.
He produced Satyam in 2003, launching the acting career of his nephew, Sumanth.
In 2004, Nagarjuna had two releases, Nennunnanu and Mass. Mass was produced by Nagarjuna and directed by dance choreographer Raghava Lawrence, became one of the highest grossing films in his career. In 2005, Nagarjuna acted in and produced Super. Then in 2006, Nagarjuna reunited and starred in the film Sri Ramadasu, his second period film based on the eighteenth century Telugu composer of the same name.[7] Nagarjuna received the Nandi Award for best actor that year. In December 2007 he appeared in & as Don and In December 2008 he appeared in & as King In February 2010, he appeared as Rummy in Kedi and in December 2010 he appeared as Satya Reddy in Ragada. He has appeared as N.Raveendra in Gaganam which released on Feb 11th 2011.
PHILANTHROPIC WORK
Nagarjuna, with his spouse Amala, co-founder of Blue Cross of Hyderabad,[8] a non-government organization (NGO) in Hyderabad, India, which works towards the welfare of animals and preservation of animal rights. He is also involved in some of the welfare programs undertaken by the MAA TV association.[9]
In 2010, he starred in an HIV/AIDS education animated software tutorial created by TeachAIDS, a nonprofit founded at Stanford University
WORK IN BOLLYWOOD AND TAMIL FILMS
Nagarjuna has acted in various straight Hindi films including Shiva (1989 film) 1990, Drohi (1992 film), Khuda Gawah (1992), Criminal (1994), Mr. Bechara (1996), Zakhm (1998), Angaarey (1998), Agni Varsha (2002) and LOC Kargil (2003). He has also acted in Tamil films like Ratchagan which was dubbed as Rakshakudu in Telugu. His other films which were dubbed into Tamil are Shiva as Udhayam, Geetanajli as Idhayathai thirudathae, Annamayya, Sisindri and Hello Brother. He fluently speaks Telugu, Tamil, English and Hindi. Nagarjuna has played the role of a Commando in Telugu & Tamil bilingual film Gaganam / Payanam respectively.
TELEVISION PRODUCTION
Nagarjuna made his début as a television producer in 2007 with the serial Yuva.[11] He is one of the shareholder of the television channel Maa TV.[12]
AWARDS
National Film Award
1997 - Special Jury Award / Special Mention (Feature Film) (Actor) Annamayya (film)[13]
Nandi Awards - Andhra Pradesh State
1997 - Nandi Award for Best Actor for Annamayya (film)[14]
1999 - Kansya (Bronze) Nandi Award for producing PremaKatha
2002 - Nandi Award for Best Actor for Santhosham[14]
2002 - Swarna (Gold) Nandi Award for producing Manmadhudu
2006 - Nandi Award for Best Actor for Sri Ramadasu
Filmfare Awards South
1990 - Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu) for Shiva[14]
1996 - Filmfare Best Film Award (Telugu) for Ninne Pelladatha
1997 - Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu) for Annamayya[14]
Bharathamuni Awards
1989 - Best Actor for Geethanjali
1997 - Best Actor for Annamayya (film)
Vamsee Berkeley Awards
1986 - Best Actor for Vikram
1989 - Best Actor for Shiva
AP Cinegoers Awards
1989 - Best Actor for Geethanjali
Other awards
1989 - Cinema Express Award for Shiva
1996 - Akruthi Film Award for Ninne Pelladatha
1997 - Screen Videocon Award for Annamayya (film)
2000 - Andhra Pradesh Film Journalists Association Award for Azad (film)
FILMOGRAPHY
AS ACTOR
Year Film Role Notes
1986 Vikram Vikram
Captain Nagarjuna Nagarjuna
1987 Aranyakanda
Majnu Rajesh
Sankeertana
Collector Gari Abbai
Agni Putrudu Kalidaasu
Kirai Dada Vijay
1988 Aakhari Poratam Vihari
Chinna Babu Chinnababu
Murali Krishnudu Murali Krishna
Janaki Ramudu Ramu
1989 Vijay Vijay
Vicky Daada Vikram
Geethanjali Prakash
Agni Pawan
Shiva Shiva Winner, Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu)
1990 Prema Yuddham Kalyan
Neti Siddhaartha Siddhaartha
Iddaru Iddare
1991 Nirnayam Vamsi Krishna
Chaithanya Chaitanya
Santhi Kranthi Kranti
Jaitrayatra Vijay
1992 Killer Eeshwar/Prem
Khuda Gawah Raja Mirza Hindi film
Antham Raghav
Drohi Raghav,
Shekhar Hindi film
President Gari Pellam Raja
1993 Rakshana Bose
Varasudu (film 1993) Vinay
Allari Alludu Kalyan
1994 Criminal Dr. Ajay Kumar Hindi film
Hello Brother Deva,
Ravi Varma
Govinda Govinda Seenu
1995 Sisindri Raja
Gharana Bullodu Raju
1996 Ninne Pelladatha Seenu Also producer,
Winner, Filmfare Best Film Award
Mr. Bechara Ajay Hindi film
Vajram Chakri
Ramudochhadu Ram
1997 Ratchagan Ajay Tamil film
Rakshakudu Ajay
Annamayya Annamayya Winner, Special Jury Award / Special Mention (Actor)
Winner, Nandi Award for Best Actor
Winner, Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu)
1998 Zakhm Raman Desai Hindi film
Chandralekha Seeta Rama Rao
Angaarey Raja Lokhande Hindi film
Auto Driver Jagan
Aavida Maa Aavide Vikranth
1999 Ravoyi Chandamama Sashi
Seetaramaraju Ramaraju
2000 Azad Chandra Sekhar Azad
Ninne Premista Srinivas
Nuvvu Vastavani Chinni Krishna
2001 Eduruleni Manishi Surya Murthy,
Satya Murthy
Akasa Veedhilo Chandu
Bava Nachadu Ajay
Adhipathi Guest appearance as Jagan
Snehamante Idera Aravind
2002 Agni Varsha Yavakri Hindi film
Santosham Karthik Winner, Nandi Award for Best Actor
2003 Manmadhudu Abhiram
LOC Kargil Maj. Padmapani Acharya Hindi film
Shivamani 9848022338 Shivamani
2004 Mass Mass (Ganesh)
Nenunnanu Venu
2005 Super Akhil
2006 Style Cameo appearance as Mass
Sri Ramadasu Gopanna,
Sri Ramadasu Winner, Nandi Award for Best Actor
Boss - I Love You Gopal Krishna
2007 Don Suri
2008 Krishnarjuna Krishna
King Bottu Seenu/King/Sarath
2010 Kedi Ramesh (Rummy)
Thakita Thakita Special appearance as himself
Ragada Satya Reddy
2011 Gaganam / Payanam (Tamil) N.Raveendran/Ravi
Rajanna Filming
Damarukham Filming
[edit]As producer
Year Film Notes
1979 Kalyani
1980 Pilla Zameendaaru
1980 Buchhibabu
1981 Money Hai To Honey Hai
1981 Premaabhishekam
1983 Shri Ranganeethulu
1993 Rakshana
1995 Sisindri
1996 Ninne Pelladatha
1998 Aaha
1998 Sri Seetarama Kalyanam Chutamurarandi
1998 Chandralekha
1999 Prema Katha
1999 Sitaramaraju
2000 Yuvakudu
2002 Manmadhudu
2003 Satyam[15]
2004 Mass
2005 Super
2011 Rajanna
[edit]Movies Dubbed In Hindi
Year Telugu Film Name Hindi Dubbed Name
2008 King King No.1
2007 Don Don No .1
2006 Boss - I Love You Ye Kaisa Karz
2006 Sri Ramadasu Sri Ramadasu
2005 Super Robbery
2004 Mass Meri Jung ... One man Army
2004 Nenunnanu Vishwa ... The Heman
2003 Shivamani 9848022338 Mai Balwan
2002 Santosham Pehli Nazar Ka Pehla Pyar
2001 Snehamante Idera Naya Jigar
2001 Eduruleni Manishi Pandit: Ek Yodha
2000 Azad Aazad
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1-year Diploma Photography Syllabus
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Diploma in Photography
Syllabus
(Since Academic Session 2003- 04)
Only for regular students of residential campus of the University
Diploma in Photography course will be one year duration. There will be two theory papers and
one practical. The two theory papers will be of 50 marks each and the practical paper will
consist of 100 marks. The candidate has to pass separately in theory and practical Minimum
pass mark in theory and practical examination will be 33% but the aggregate should be 36%.
PAPER I: Photographic Optics and Equipments
1. History of B/W Photography: Early experiments and later developments.
2. Photographic Optics:
(a) Reflection and refraction of light, dispersion of light through a glass prism, lenses, different
kinds of image formation, principal focus and focal length, size of the image, speed and power
of the lens, depth of field, angle of view and perspective.
(b) Defects of images formed by lens: Chromatic and spherical aberration, curvature of field,
distortion and astigmatism, methods of reducing the above defects.
(c) Aperture of diaphragm, its function, f notation, different kinds of aperture and their
construction, dependence of depth of field and focus on distance and f number.
3. Types of camera lenses: Single (meniscus), achromatic, symmetrical and unsymmetrical
lenses, telephoto, zoom, macro, supplimentry and fish-eye lenses.
4. Photographic camera types: Pin-hole, box, folding, large and medium format cameras,
single lens reflex (SLR) and twin lens reflex (TLR), miniature, subminiature and instant camera,
choice of camera and sizes, rising, falling, cross movements and swing back devices.
5. Principal parts of Photographic cameras: (a) Lens (b) Aperture (c) Shutters, various types
and their functions, focal plane shutter and in-between the lens shutter, shutter synchronization,
self-timer.
(d) View-finders and focusing systems: Direct vision and ground glass view finders, frame view
finder, plane mirror and penta-prism view-finder, fresnel prism focusing, split image focusing ,
range finders and range finder focusing , mechanism focusing distance scale.
(e) Film chamber: Film transport mechanism, manual and auto winding, film speed setting
device.
(6) Exposure counter, self-timer, tripod stand, panning tilt head, lens hood, cable release,
extension tubes and bellows, tele converter and changing bag.
(7) Enlarger: Different types, construction, working.
(8) Exposure: Correct exposure and its determination, exposure meters- Types and function,
exposure tables.
1-year Diploma Photography Syllabus
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(9) Colour Filters: Different kinds, Red, yellow, green, neutral density, half filters, filter factor,
colour correction filter.
(10) Photographic Light Sources:
(a) Natural source, the Sun, nature and intensity of the sunlight at different times of the
day, different weather conditions.
(b) Artificial light sources: nature, intensity of different types of light sources used in
photography namely; (i) Photo flood lamp, (ii) Spot light, (iii) Halogen lamp, Barn
doors and snoot, lighting stands.
(c) Flash unit: Bulb flash and Electronic flash, main components, electronic flash units,
studio flash, slave unit, multiple flash, computer flash, x-contact, exposure table.
(11) Perspective and composition, rules of composition.
PAPER II: Photographic Methods
(1) Photographic dark room, layout and equipments.
(2) Photo sensitive materials: Photographic emulsions, structure of B/W film, types of emulsions
and their constituents, grain size and its effects on the image, speed of the film, ASA, DIN and
ISO etc., Latitude and resolution, types of negative films, photographic papers, Bromide and
Chloride papers, different grade and weights, contrast, surfaces and their use, spectral
sensitivity of films and papers.
(3) Film (B/W) and Paper Processing:
(a) Developers: Constituents of developers and their functions, kinds of developers for
specific purposes, e.g. universal developers, fine grain developer, contrast developer
and their formula, effect of temperature and time on development.
(b) Stop bath: Its function.
(c) Fixer: Constituents and function, effect of temperature.
(d) Hardener: Its function.
(e) Mechanism of washing, methods of illumination hypo and testing its presence, drying,
dish and tank developments.
(f) Processing of reversal B/W films, method employed, monobath processing.
(4) Printing: Contact printing, projection printing using an enlarger, enlargement on Bromide
paper, selection of papers, technique of enlargement – Burning, dodging, vignetting, flashing,
diffusion or soft focus, distortion creation and correction, making cartoon and multiple
photograph on the same paper, making giant enlargements, glazing and drying.
(5) Trick Photography: Methods, effect box, photomontage, wire screen-star effect, use of
diffraction grating, texture effect, photolith, Bas-relief, solarization and photo grams.
(6) Defects of negatives and prints: Causes of thin and dense negatives, flat or hard prints,
various stains and spots etc. and their removal or prevention.
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(7) After treatments of negatives and prints: Intensification, reducing, toning and colouring,
constituents and methods employed in each case, retouching and finishing methods, fill in,
mounting and framing of films.
(8) Portrait Photography: What is portrait, principle of portrait lighting, use of one, two and three
photo flood lamps, use of spot light, use of barn doors and snoot, main light and fill in light,
bounce and reflected light, umbrella lighting, photography of full and ¾ portraits, arrangements
of models, backlighting, control lighting for tones and textures, multiple lighting, profile and
silhouette photograph, lighting interior, low and high key lighting.
(9) Still life, table top photography, methods and enlargements employed.
(10) Photography in available light: Meaning and methods, problems, exposure, movements,
depth of field, selection of film compensating exposure, special techniques of developments.
(11) Close-up: Accessories and techniques.
(12) Photomicrography: Photography using a microscope, essential equipments and methods,
use of polarized light.
(13) Colour Photography: Basic principle, idea of colour, primary and secondary colours, colour
and colour temperature, additive and subtractive colour synthesis, colour films, negative and
reversal structure, colour film types, processing of colour negatives and reversal films, colour
developer its constituents, colour printing dark room and essential equipments, colour printing,
constituents of colour enlarger, methods of colour printing on colour papers using colour
negatives, steps in obtaining colour prints.
(14) Copying equipments, suitable camera and light arrangements, preparation of negative and
duplicate transparencies.
(15) Cinematography: History, basic principle and technique, constructional details of a movie
camera, time laps photography, processing techniques and equipments, editing, tilting and
presentation.
(16) Sound Recording: Sound recording on line film, techniques and methods employed.
(17) Video Photography: Basic principle of a video camera, various line camera, differences
and similarities.
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PRACTICAL COURSE:
Preliminaries:
(1) Study of different types of camera.
(2) Working with different cameras: Holding camera in hands, film loading, unloading, winding,
large format cameras, rising, falling and cross movements and swing back.
(3) Study of apertures: f-number and their effects, opening and closing.
(4) Study of shutters, focal plane and between the lens shutters, different shutter speeds,
controlling shutter speeds and movements.
(5) Effect of aperture on depth of fields.
(6) Effect on the image due to use of normal, wide angle, telephoto and zoom lenses.
(7) Use of extension wires, self-timer and shutter release.
(8) Determination of exposure, its relationship with shutter speed, aperture number and film
speed.
(9) Use of tripod stand, study of panning tilt head.
(10) Use of exposure meter and determination of correct exposure.
(11) Study of electronic flash, its components.
(12) Study of filters and its effects on images.
(13) Study of enlarger, operation of its different parts and examination of easle.
(14) Taking photographs: Outdoor and indoor subjects on films.
(15) Developing and fixing of negatives, washing and drying.
(16) Printing of negatives on different grade of papers.
(17) Contact printing.
(18) Examination of effect of different developers and varying exposures.
(19) Making enlargements employing an enlarger.
(20) Techniques of enlargement, use of dodging, burning, flashing, vignetting etc., making
cartoons.
(21) Photographing a subject with different lenses.
(22) Making enlargements of different sizes.
(23) Preparing full and ¾ portraits under different lighting conditions e.g. use of one lamp, two
lamp and high front and low front lighting (ghost lighting), its effect.
(24) Photograph, use of bounce and reflected lights.
(25) Obtaining group photograph, arranging groups.
(26) Still-light photograph and table top photography, arrangements of lighting and effects.
(27) Use of colour filters: Its effect on photograph, preparation of lighting and objects.
(28) Preparation of B/W transparencies.
(29) Colour film processing- Negatives and reversal.
(30) Printing of colour negative on colour paper, use of colour developer and colour
enlargements.
(31) Copying of documents.
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(32) Creation of illusions, view camera, wild life, fashion photography, photojournalism.
(33) Intensification and reduction on films and touring of prints.
(34) Handling movie and video cameras.
(35) Prepare photomicrograph using a micrograph and camera attachments.
(36) Tour to study operations in a colour laboratory, movie and TV studio to get the first hand
knowledge of their working.
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Diploma in Photography
Syllabus
(Since Academic Session 2003- 04)
Only for regular students of residential campus of the University
Diploma in Photography course will be one year duration. There will be two theory papers and
one practical. The two theory papers will be of 50 marks each and the practical paper will
consist of 100 marks. The candidate has to pass separately in theory and practical Minimum
pass mark in theory and practical examination will be 33% but the aggregate should be 36%.
PAPER I: Photographic Optics and Equipments
1. History of B/W Photography: Early experiments and later developments.
2. Photographic Optics:
(a) Reflection and refraction of light, dispersion of light through a glass prism, lenses, different
kinds of image formation, principal focus and focal length, size of the image, speed and power
of the lens, depth of field, angle of view and perspective.
(b) Defects of images formed by lens: Chromatic and spherical aberration, curvature of field,
distortion and astigmatism, methods of reducing the above defects.
(c) Aperture of diaphragm, its function, f notation, different kinds of aperture and their
construction, dependence of depth of field and focus on distance and f number.
3. Types of camera lenses: Single (meniscus), achromatic, symmetrical and unsymmetrical
lenses, telephoto, zoom, macro, supplimentry and fish-eye lenses.
4. Photographic camera types: Pin-hole, box, folding, large and medium format cameras,
single lens reflex (SLR) and twin lens reflex (TLR), miniature, subminiature and instant camera,
choice of camera and sizes, rising, falling, cross movements and swing back devices.
5. Principal parts of Photographic cameras: (a) Lens (b) Aperture (c) Shutters, various types
and their functions, focal plane shutter and in-between the lens shutter, shutter synchronization,
self-timer.
(d) View-finders and focusing systems: Direct vision and ground glass view finders, frame view
finder, plane mirror and penta-prism view-finder, fresnel prism focusing, split image focusing ,
range finders and range finder focusing , mechanism focusing distance scale.
(e) Film chamber: Film transport mechanism, manual and auto winding, film speed setting
device.
(6) Exposure counter, self-timer, tripod stand, panning tilt head, lens hood, cable release,
extension tubes and bellows, tele converter and changing bag.
(7) Enlarger: Different types, construction, working.
(8) Exposure: Correct exposure and its determination, exposure meters- Types and function,
exposure tables.
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(9) Colour Filters: Different kinds, Red, yellow, green, neutral density, half filters, filter factor,
colour correction filter.
(10) Photographic Light Sources:
(a) Natural source, the Sun, nature and intensity of the sunlight at different times of the
day, different weather conditions.
(b) Artificial light sources: nature, intensity of different types of light sources used in
photography namely; (i) Photo flood lamp, (ii) Spot light, (iii) Halogen lamp, Barn
doors and snoot, lighting stands.
(c) Flash unit: Bulb flash and Electronic flash, main components, electronic flash units,
studio flash, slave unit, multiple flash, computer flash, x-contact, exposure table.
(11) Perspective and composition, rules of composition.
PAPER II: Photographic Methods
(1) Photographic dark room, layout and equipments.
(2) Photo sensitive materials: Photographic emulsions, structure of B/W film, types of emulsions
and their constituents, grain size and its effects on the image, speed of the film, ASA, DIN and
ISO etc., Latitude and resolution, types of negative films, photographic papers, Bromide and
Chloride papers, different grade and weights, contrast, surfaces and their use, spectral
sensitivity of films and papers.
(3) Film (B/W) and Paper Processing:
(a) Developers: Constituents of developers and their functions, kinds of developers for
specific purposes, e.g. universal developers, fine grain developer, contrast developer
and their formula, effect of temperature and time on development.
(b) Stop bath: Its function.
(c) Fixer: Constituents and function, effect of temperature.
(d) Hardener: Its function.
(e) Mechanism of washing, methods of illumination hypo and testing its presence, drying,
dish and tank developments.
(f) Processing of reversal B/W films, method employed, monobath processing.
(4) Printing: Contact printing, projection printing using an enlarger, enlargement on Bromide
paper, selection of papers, technique of enlargement – Burning, dodging, vignetting, flashing,
diffusion or soft focus, distortion creation and correction, making cartoon and multiple
photograph on the same paper, making giant enlargements, glazing and drying.
(5) Trick Photography: Methods, effect box, photomontage, wire screen-star effect, use of
diffraction grating, texture effect, photolith, Bas-relief, solarization and photo grams.
(6) Defects of negatives and prints: Causes of thin and dense negatives, flat or hard prints,
various stains and spots etc. and their removal or prevention.
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(7) After treatments of negatives and prints: Intensification, reducing, toning and colouring,
constituents and methods employed in each case, retouching and finishing methods, fill in,
mounting and framing of films.
(8) Portrait Photography: What is portrait, principle of portrait lighting, use of one, two and three
photo flood lamps, use of spot light, use of barn doors and snoot, main light and fill in light,
bounce and reflected light, umbrella lighting, photography of full and ¾ portraits, arrangements
of models, backlighting, control lighting for tones and textures, multiple lighting, profile and
silhouette photograph, lighting interior, low and high key lighting.
(9) Still life, table top photography, methods and enlargements employed.
(10) Photography in available light: Meaning and methods, problems, exposure, movements,
depth of field, selection of film compensating exposure, special techniques of developments.
(11) Close-up: Accessories and techniques.
(12) Photomicrography: Photography using a microscope, essential equipments and methods,
use of polarized light.
(13) Colour Photography: Basic principle, idea of colour, primary and secondary colours, colour
and colour temperature, additive and subtractive colour synthesis, colour films, negative and
reversal structure, colour film types, processing of colour negatives and reversal films, colour
developer its constituents, colour printing dark room and essential equipments, colour printing,
constituents of colour enlarger, methods of colour printing on colour papers using colour
negatives, steps in obtaining colour prints.
(14) Copying equipments, suitable camera and light arrangements, preparation of negative and
duplicate transparencies.
(15) Cinematography: History, basic principle and technique, constructional details of a movie
camera, time laps photography, processing techniques and equipments, editing, tilting and
presentation.
(16) Sound Recording: Sound recording on line film, techniques and methods employed.
(17) Video Photography: Basic principle of a video camera, various line camera, differences
and similarities.
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PRACTICAL COURSE:
Preliminaries:
(1) Study of different types of camera.
(2) Working with different cameras: Holding camera in hands, film loading, unloading, winding,
large format cameras, rising, falling and cross movements and swing back.
(3) Study of apertures: f-number and their effects, opening and closing.
(4) Study of shutters, focal plane and between the lens shutters, different shutter speeds,
controlling shutter speeds and movements.
(5) Effect of aperture on depth of fields.
(6) Effect on the image due to use of normal, wide angle, telephoto and zoom lenses.
(7) Use of extension wires, self-timer and shutter release.
(8) Determination of exposure, its relationship with shutter speed, aperture number and film
speed.
(9) Use of tripod stand, study of panning tilt head.
(10) Use of exposure meter and determination of correct exposure.
(11) Study of electronic flash, its components.
(12) Study of filters and its effects on images.
(13) Study of enlarger, operation of its different parts and examination of easle.
(14) Taking photographs: Outdoor and indoor subjects on films.
(15) Developing and fixing of negatives, washing and drying.
(16) Printing of negatives on different grade of papers.
(17) Contact printing.
(18) Examination of effect of different developers and varying exposures.
(19) Making enlargements employing an enlarger.
(20) Techniques of enlargement, use of dodging, burning, flashing, vignetting etc., making
cartoons.
(21) Photographing a subject with different lenses.
(22) Making enlargements of different sizes.
(23) Preparing full and ¾ portraits under different lighting conditions e.g. use of one lamp, two
lamp and high front and low front lighting (ghost lighting), its effect.
(24) Photograph, use of bounce and reflected lights.
(25) Obtaining group photograph, arranging groups.
(26) Still-light photograph and table top photography, arrangements of lighting and effects.
(27) Use of colour filters: Its effect on photograph, preparation of lighting and objects.
(28) Preparation of B/W transparencies.
(29) Colour film processing- Negatives and reversal.
(30) Printing of colour negative on colour paper, use of colour developer and colour
enlargements.
(31) Copying of documents.
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(32) Creation of illusions, view camera, wild life, fashion photography, photojournalism.
(33) Intensification and reduction on films and touring of prints.
(34) Handling movie and video cameras.
(35) Prepare photomicrograph using a micrograph and camera attachments.
(36) Tour to study operations in a colour laboratory, movie and TV studio to get the first hand
knowledge of their working.
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