Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Story Writer

The Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Storywriter is given by the state government as part of its annual Tamil Nadu State Film Awards for Tamil (Kollywood) films.^[1]

List of winners

Key for the table
*	No Award presented

List of winners and nominated work
Year	Recipient	Film
1967	A. C. Tirulokchandar	Iru Malargal
1968	Kothamangalam Subbu	Thillaanaa Mohanambal
1969	Balamurugan	Thunaivan
1970	Poovannan	Namma Kuzhanthaigal
1971	No Award
1972	No Award
1973	No Award
1974	No Award
1975	No Award
1976	No Award
1977–78	V. C. Guhanathan	Madhura Geetham
1978–79	Jayakanthan	Karunai Ullam
1979–80	Jegadeesan	Thisai Maariya Paravaigal
1980–81	M. A. Abbas	Sooravali
1981–82	Manivannan	Alaigal Oivathillai
1982–83	Arun Mozhi	Ezhavathu Manithan
1983	No Award
1984	No Award
1985	No Award
1986	No Award
1987	No Award
1988	R. B. Vishwam	Sigappu Thaali
1989	R. Parthiban	Pudhiya Paathai
1990	Visu	Varavu Nalla Uravu
1991	Erode Soundar	Cheran Pandiyan
1992	K. Balachander	Vaaname Ellai
1993	Sujatha Udhayakumar	Ponnumani, Yejaman
1994	Erode Soundar	Nattamai
1995	K. Bhagyaraj	Thaikulame Thaikulame
1996	Kalanjiyam^[2]	Poomani
1997	No Award
1998	Vikraman^[3]	Unnidathil Ennai Koduthen
1999	Rajakumaran^[4]	Nee Varuvai Ena
2000	Manoj Kumar	Vanathai Pola
2001	Sara Aboobacker	Jameela
2002	Susi Ganesan	Five Star
2003	Samuthirakani^[5]	Unnai Charanadainthen
2004	Hariram^[5]	Uyirosai
2005	Karu Pazhaniappan^[6]	Sadhurangam
2006	Perarasu^[7]	Thirupathi
2007	Vasanth^[8]	Satham Podathey
2008	Tamilselvan^[8]	Poo
2009	Cheran^[9]	Pokkisham
2010	R. Sargunam^[9]	Kalavani
2011	Radha Mohan^[9]	Payanam
2012	S. R. Prabhakaran^[9]	Sundarapandian
2013	Balu Mahendra^[9]	Thalaimuraigal
2014	H. Vinoth^[9]	Sathuranga Vettai
2015	Mohan Raja^[10]	Thani Oruvan

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v t e Tamil Nadu State Film Awards
Creative awards	Best Film Best Director Best Family Film Best Film Portraying Woman in Good Light Best Actor Best Actress Character Artiste (Male) Character Artiste (Female) Best Villain Best Comedian Best Child Artist Best Music Director Best Male Playback Singer Best Female Playback Singer
Technical awards	Best Stunt Coordinator Best Art Director Best Cinematographer Best Choreographer Best Audiographer Best Lyricist Best Male Dubbing Artist Best Female Dubbing Artist Best Editor Story Writer Best Dialogue Writer Best Make-up Artist Best Costume Designer
Special awards	Special Prize Honorary Award