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PIX: Haasans, Dhanush, Shriya at 62nd South Filmfare awards

Last updated on: July 08, 2015 18:31 IST

Check out the star arrivals.

The biggest stars of the South film industry attended the 62nd South Filmfare awards, recently held at the Nehru Indoor stadium in Chennai.

Here's a look:

 

Bringing her A-game to the red carpet was Shruti Haasan, who won the Best Actress award for her turn in Telugu film Race Gurram,  in a dramatic Abu Jani and Sandep Khosla lehenga that she paired with a striking bustier.

She's quite a pro at this awards ceremony thing, right?

 

 

Meanwhile, her actor father and Papanasam leading man Kamal Haasan was on stage presenting the Lifetime Achievement Award to I V Sasi along side his Malayalam counterpart Mammootty.

 

 

Kaajal Agarwal looked ravishing in her elegant SS Surya gown, worn with a multi-strand necklace and slick hair.

 

 

Dhanush, who picked up the Best Actor award for his turn in Tamil film Velaiyilla Pattathari, shook a leg with his Aadukalam costar Taapsee Pannu.

 

 

Lakshmi Raai (left) and Manasvi Mamgai were pretty in corals.

 

 

Shriya Saran upped her sari game with this intricate Monisha Jaisingh number in green.

 

 

Then there was Tamannaah Bhatia looking fierce in a cutout Nikhil Thampi and dramatic eyes, while Priyamani was more traditional in a striking embroidered blouse that she paired with a black lehenga.

 

 

Jaya Pradha gave away the Lifetime Achievement trophy to actress Radhika Sarathkumar.

 

 

Kriti Kharbanda struck a pose in her white gown.

 

 

Vani Jayaram, Seema, Khushbu, spotted at the do.

 

 

Telugu star Nagarjuna shows off a Filmfare trophy.

 

 

Karthi, Ganesh Venkatraman, Allu Arjun posed on the red carpet.

Arjun took home the Best Actor trophy for his Telugu film Race Gurram.

 

 

Sonia Agarwal and Shubra arrive.

 

 

Radhika and Sarathkumar smile for the cameras.

 

 

R Parthiepan and Nanditha.

 

 

Ali Harris Shere, Director (Marketing), Britannia Industries Limited, and Filmfare Editor Jitesh Pillai.

 

 

Jyothika, Shanvi Srivastava and singer Shreya Ghoshal, who picked up the Best Playback (Female) award for Malayalam Vijanatyhayil (How Old Are You).

 

 

Hari and actress Preetha Jayakumar.