Kamal Haasan

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Kamal Haasan (Tamil : கமல்ஹாசன்) (born November 7, 1954, in Paramakkudi, Tamil Nadu, India) is a highly acclaimed and highly versatile Indian film actor whose work is parimarily in the Tamil film industry. Kamal Hassan is also a critically acclaimed actor and a box office success. His recent films from the year 2000 to 2006 such as Vettaiyaddu Villayadu (Rs 500 million), Vasool Raja MBBS (Rs 400 million) and Thenali (Rs 300 million) have been commercial box office successes both in India and Internationally.

Kamal Haasan
Image:Kamalhassan1.jpg
Birth name	Kamal Haasan
Born	November 7, 1954 (age 52) Tamil Nadu, India
Official site	http://www.universalherokamal.com/
Notable roles	Nayagan(1987), Indian (1996), Guru (1980)

Contents 1 Early life 1.1 Sixties 1.2 Seventies 1.3 Eighties 1.4 Nineties 1.5 Noughts 2 Awards 3 Career as a film producer 4 Personal life 4.1 Charity 5 Filmography 5.1 As Actor 5.1.1 2000s 5.1.2 1990s 5.1.3 1980s 5.1.4 1970s 5.1.5 1960s 5.2 As Producer 5.3 As Writer 5.4 As Director 5.5 As Miscellaneous Crew 6 External links 7 References

[edit] Early life

Kamal was born to Srinivasan and Rajalakshmi as their fourth and youngest child. His father an advocate gave all three of his sons(CharuHassan,ChandraHassan,KamalHassan) the suffix of "Haasan" as a sign of his friendship to one Mr. Haasan. Kamal entered the film world as a child actor at the tender age of 6 in the film Kalathur Kannamma and has been associated with the film world since then. Kamal learnt the fine arts in his early years instead of attending school. And in his youth he learn the typical art of acting from the famous ever talented malayalam film actors. But as a teenager, he started working as an assistant choreographer in movies and it was during this time that his long and fruitful association with notable Tamil film director, K. Balachander began.

The Malayalam film industry gives more opportunity to Kamal for acting, while he get nothing from his own state Tamilnadu at that time. Araising with Hero roles in Malayalam films he gradually pick up into a real hero level. But after his growth he turned to Tamil film industry and make his own stand there. Kamal developed his career growth and personality from his experiences in films in Kerala. He acted in a large number of Malayalam movies and that helped him create a unique identity for himselfin the film industry. In addition, he has proven his talent in Hindi films also.

After some years he only concentrate with Tamil film industry for his future settlement and moved to the purely commercial ventures. He is also a trained playback singer and sometimes pens the lyrics for the soundtracks of some of his recent films. He is an able performer of the Bharatanatyam dance form. He had assisted in choreography early in his career. He is easily the greatest actor Tamil cinema has ever produced.

[edit] Sixties

Kamal, the real legend made his screen debut with Kalathur Kannamma produced by AVM production at the age of six and it won him the first National Award for Best Child Artist. He followed it with appearances as a child actor in movies that featured MGR, Sivaji Ganesan, Nagesh and Gemini Ganesh.

[edit] Seventies

In seventies Kamal entered in to cinema at full swing with the help of Malayalam Film Industry. Apart from acting in Tamil films, he was also cast during this period in Malayalam films directed by some of the leading Malayalam directors of the day. Though he was already introduced as an adult hero in earlier films like Avargal, Aval Oru Thodarkathai, Solla Thaan Ninaikkiren, Maanavan and Kumara Vijayam, it was in the film 16 Vayathinile, with Sridevi, that established him as a popular teen idol at the age of 23. Kamal Haasan and Sri Devi were a popular acting pair and have acted together in 23 films. The year following his appearance in 16 Vayathinile, Kamal Haasan acted in director K. Balachander's Telugu hit Maro Charithra.

During the 1970s, he has played a host of characters that include:

• a ventriloquist in Avargal
• a village innocent in 16 Vayathinile
• a disco jockey in Ilamai Oonjaladugiradhu
• a psychopath serial killer of women in Sigappu Rojakkal
• a buck-toothed villager in Kalyanaraman
• Aladdin in Alavudheenum Arpudha Vilakkum

[edit] Eighties

His first attempt at direction came through an unfortunate turn of events with the demise of director T.N. Baalu during the filming of Sankarlal in 1981. Kamal reached superstardom in 1979 with multiple classics and mass blockbusters which coincided with the decline of MGR/Sivaji era in movies (MGR quit movies in 1977 while Sivaji, nevertheless continued to act till the 90s). Kamal has managed to hold off competition successfully till date by differentiating his films in scripts, roles and get-ups.

In this period, he has played amongst other roles, :

• a blind violinist in Raja Paarvai at the age of 27 (first screenplay by Kamal)
• a classical dancer in Saagara Sangamam
• a mentally challenged man who falls in love in Swathi Muthyam
• an undercover cop in Kaaki Sattai
• an underworld don in Nayagan (Leader) at the age of 33 (directed by Mani Ratnam)
• an unemployed youth who chances upon a week of opulence in the silent movie Pushpak
• an honest cop, a dwarf circus clown and a fun-loving mechanic in Apoorva Sagodharargal at the age of 35 (screenplay by Kamal)
• a corrupt mayor in Indrudu Chandrudu, Telugu

Apoorva Sagodharargal, which released in 1989, was the first Kamal film to gross almost Rs.100 million at the box office.

[edit] Nineties

Kamal's second attempt at direction came through another unfortunate turn of events when the original director Shantanu Sheroey failed to do a good job while filming Chachi 420 in 1997. Inspired by the European style of closer-to-reality docu-dramas, Kamal moved decisively towards making films for select classes in the 90s, isolating some of his ardent fans.

In this period, he has played:

• as a Doctor in hilarious Tamil movie "Sathy Leelavathy"
• as quadruplets in the comedy Michael Madhana Kamarajan
• as an old and highly-corrupt mayor in Indiran Chandiran
• a mentally-challenged man in the romance Guna
• a modern youth turned villager in Thevar Magan at the age of 38 (written and produced by Kamal)
• a hapless villager who lost and re-discovers his family in a metropolis in Mahanadhi
• a revolutionary lecturer in Nammavar
• a special police squad officer against terrorism in Kuruthipunal
• a righteous old revolutionary as well as his corrupt son in Indian
• an old au pair nanny in Avvai Shanmugi (an adaptation of the film Mrs. Doubtfire) at the age of 42

Unlike the eighties, Kamal films in the nineties lost sheen and were less successful. However, Indian and Avai Shanmugi which both released in 1996 grossed almost Rs.200 million at the box office marking a new peak in his career.

[edit] Noughts

Kamal's multi-faceted talent came to the fore in off-screen departments like direction, scripting, screenplay, special effects and these reached full bloom in this decade.

Again, he has played diverse roles in this period, which include:

• a pair of twins (one of which is a deranged psychopath) in Aalavandhan
• an ardent bachelor turned lover in Pammal K Sambandam
• a randy pilot in the comedy caper Panchathanthiram
• a disabled altruist in Anbe Sivam
• a rustic wrongly jailed for the murder of his lover in Virumaandi (directed by Kamal)
• a deaf circus stuntman in Mumbai Express at the age of 51
• an old age student of MBBS degree, Vasool Raja M.B.B.S, a remake of Hindi film, Munna Bai M.B.B.S
• as DCP Raghavan, a smart and suave policeman with his "Raghavan instinct" out to trace a serial psychopath killer duo in Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu

Thenali, which released in 2000, was the first Kamal film to gross almost Rs.300 million at the box office. Vasoolraja MBBS grossed almost Rs.400 million and Vettaiyadu Vilaiyadu mopped up Rs.450 million at the box office. These back-to-back blockbusters proved his persistent hold on Kollywood and silenced critics.

[edit] Awards

Kamal is a three-time winner of the National Film Award for Best Actor for the films Nayagan, Moondram Pirai, and Indian. He also won the national award for Best Child Actor for his performance in Kalathoor Kannamma. He has also received the best actor award at the Asian Film festivals held in 1983 and 1985 for Saagara Sangamam and Swathi Muthyam respectively. Six of his movies have been sent as India's official entry to the Oscars- The only actor to achieve this feat in the sub-continent. Kamal has won the Filmfare awards 18 times. In fact, he wrote to the FILMFARE committee not to give him any more awards and that be used to encourage the upcoming and promising young actors. He was awarded the fourth highest recognition given to Indian civilians - the Padmashri in 1990. He was conferred an honorary doctorate by Sathyabama University, Chennai in 2005.^[1] Kamal haasan has won a total of 171 awards which is more than any other actor in the world living or dead. He was named as "kalaignani" meaning - an idol of art, by M. Karunanidhi for his classical work towards Tamil cinema. In his upcoming film Dasavatharam, he is playing 10 different roles, an act which is the second of its kind in the world, after the Tamil movie Dambachari (1936).

Kamal will be conferred with a very unique honour in this year 2007 as "Living Legend" in the film business by FICCI,India.^[2]

[edit] Career as a film producer

Owing to his immense popularity in the Indian film industry, Kamal began producing films. He began with Raja Paarvai in 1981. A more recent production was the film Virumaandi in 2004. His privately held production house Raj Kamal Films produced several classics like Apoorva Sagodharargal, Thevar Magan, Kuruthipunal etc. His more recent production ventures include the films Virumaandi and Mumbai Xpress.

His magnum opus, Marudha Naayagam, is a period film set in early 18th century Madurai about a warrior/freedom fighter Yusuf Khan Sahib or Muhammed Yusuf Khan. The film's launch was inaugurated by Queen Elizabeth II. However, the film is yet to be made.

In 2005, he launched a new business unit called Raj Kamal Audio in a drive to corporatise all his film commitments. In 2006, he purchased prime real estate for a state-of-the-art multiplex cinema.

[edit] Personal life

Kamal Haasan was married to Vani Ganapathy. He was legally divorced from Vani. He then married Sarika with whom he had a live in relationship. He has two daughters (Shruthi and Akshara)

[edit] Charity

Kamal is the first actor to turn his fan clubs into registered non-profit service organizations. He indulges in many charity work through his fan clubs by helping the needy. Fan clubs all over celebrate his birthday with some or the other charity work across the state.He is the Real master of Acting.

[edit] Filmography

Listed below is the best guesstimate available of Kamal's 240-odd releases till date in at least six regional markets.

• 1960 - Tamil debut
• 1962 - Malayalam debut
• 1977 - Bengali debut
• 1977 - Kannada debut
• 1977 - Telugu debut
• 1977 - Hindi debut

[edit] As Actor

[edit] 2000s

Year	Title	Role	Co-Stars	Language	Notes
2007	Dasavatharam		Asin Thottumkal, Mallika Sherawat	Tamil	In Production
2006	Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu	Raghavan	Jyothika, Kamalinee Mukherjee	Tamil	Dubbed into Telugu as Magadheera
2005	Rama Shama Bama	Shyam	Urvashi, Shruti	Kannada
2005	Mumbai Express	Avinash	Manisha Koirala	Hindi/Tamil	Made in Tamil as Mumbai Xpress Dubbed into Hindi and Telugu as Mumbai Express
2004	Vasool Raja MBBS	Raja Subramaniam	Sneha, Malavika	Tamil
2004	Virumaandi	Virumaandi	Abhirami	Tamil	Dubbed into Telugu as Pothuraju
2003	Nala Damayanthi	Kamal Haasan	Madhavan, Geetu Mohandas	Tamil	Cameo appearance.
2003	Anbe Sivam	Nalla Sivam	Kiran Rathod, Madhavan	Tamil
2002	Panchathantiram	Ramachandra Murthy	Simran, Ramya Krishnan, Devayani	Tamil
2001	Pammal K. Sambandam	Pammal Sambandam	Simran, Sneha	Tamil	Dubbed into Telugu as Bramachari
2001	Parthale Paravasam	Kamal Haasan	Madhavan, Simran, Sneha	Tamil	Cameo appearance. Dubbed into Telugu as Paravasam
2001	Aalavandhan	Vijay/Nandhu	Manisha Koirala, Raveena Tandon	Hindi/Tamil	Made bi-lingually in Hindi as Abhay. Dubbed into Telugu as Abhay
2000	Thenali	Thenali Soman	Jyothika, Devayani, Meena	Tamil	Dubbed into Telugu as Thenali
2000	Hey Ram	Saket Ram	Rani Mukherjee, Vasundhara Das, Shah Rukh Khan	Hindi/Tamil	Made bi-lingually in Hindi and Tamil as, Hey Ram

[edit] 1990s

• 1998 - Kadhalaa Kadhalaa songs
• 1998 - Chachi 420 (Hindi) (a) (b) (c)
• 1997 - Avvai Shanmugi - Remade in Hindi as Chachi 420 songs
• 1996 - Bhamane Satyabhamane (Telugu)
• 1996 - Indian (dual role) - Remade in Hindi as Hindustani songs
• 1996 - Hindustani (Hindi) (dual role) songs
• 1996 - Bharateeyudu (Telugu) (dual role) songs
• 1995 - Kuruthipunal (songless) (a)
• 1995 - Drohi (Telugu) (songless) (a)
• 1995 - Subha Sankalpam (Telugu)
• 1995 - Sathi Leelavathi (a)
• 1994 - Nammavar
• 1994 - Magalir Mattum (guest) (a)
• 1994 - Aadavaallaku Maatram (Telugu) (guest) (a)
• 1994 - Mahanadhi (b) songs
• 1993 - Kalaignan songs
• 1993 - Maharasan (a)
• 1992 - Thevar Magan (a) (b) - Remade in Hindi as Viraasat with Anil Kapoor songs
• 1992 - Kshatriya Putrudu (Telugu) (a)
• 1992 - Singaravelan songs
• 1991 - Guna songs
• 1990 - Michael Madhana Kamarajan (four roles) (a) songs
• 1990 - Michael Madhana Kamaraju (Telugu) (four roles) (a)
• 1990 - Indran Chandran (dual role) songs

[edit] 1980s

• 1989 - Indrudu Chandrudu (Telugu) (dual role) - remade in Tamil as Indran Chandran and dubbed in Hindi as Mayor Saab songs
• 1989 - Vetri Vizha songs
• 1989 - Chanakyan (Malayalam)
• 1989 - Apoorva Sagodharargal (triple role) (a) - Dubbed in Telugu and Hindi songs
• 1989 - Appu Raja (Hindi) (triple role) (a)
• 1989 - Apoorva Sahodarulu (Telugu) (triple role) (a)
• 1988 - Unnal Mudiyum Thambi songs
• 1988 - Soora Samharam songs
• 1988 - Daisy (Malayalam)
• 1988 - Sathya (a) songs
• 1988 - Pesum Padam (voiceless)
• 1987 - Pushpak (Hindi) (voiceless)
• 1987 - Pushpaka Vimanam (Telugu) (voiceless)
• 1987 - Pushpaka Vimana (Kannada) (voiceless)
• 1987 - Kadamai Kanniyam Kattupaadu (guest) (a)
• 1987 - Nayakudu (Telugu)
• 1987 - Velu Nayakan (Hindi)
• 1987 - Nayagan - Remade in Telugu and Hindi. Copied in Hindi as Dayavan songs
• 1987 - Per Sollum Pillai
• 1987 - Andarikante Ghanudu (Telugu)
• 1987 - Viratham (Malayalam)
• 1987 - Kadhal Parisu songs
• 1986 - December Pookkal (guest)
• 1986 - Dance Master (Telugu) (dual role) songs
• 1986 - Punnagai Mannan (dual role) songs
• 1986 - Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu (Telugu)
• 1986 - Vikram (a) songs
• 1986 - Naanum Oru Thozhilali
• 1986 - Sippikkul Muthu songs
• 1986 - Swathi Muthyam (Telugu) - Remade in Hindi as Eeshwar with Anil Kapoor songs
• 1986 - Manakanakku (guest)
• 1985 - Dekha Pyar Tumhara (Hindi)
• 1985 - Japanil Kalyanaraman (dual role) songs
• 1985 - Mangamma Sabadham
• 1985 - Giraftaar (Hindi)
• 1985 - Saagar (Hindi) songs
• 1985 - Uyarndha Ullam songs
• 1985 - Andha Oru Nimidam songs
• 1985 - Kaakki Sattai songs
• 1985 - Oru Kaidhiyin Diary (dual role) - Remade in Hindi as Aakri Raasta with Amitabh Bachan songs
• 1984 - Karishma (Hindi)
• 1984 - Enakkul Oruvan (dual role) songs
• 1984 - Raj Tilak (Hindi)
• 1984 - Yaadgaar (Hindi)
• 1984 - Ek Nai Paheli (Hindi)
• 1984 - Yeh Desh (Hindi)
• 1983 - Thoongadhey Thambi Thoongadhey (dual role) songs
• 1983 - Benkiyalli Aralida Huvu (Kannada)
• 1983 - Poikkal Kudhirai (guest)
• 1983 - Sadma (Hindi) songs
• 1983 - Salangai Oli songs
• 1983 - Sagara Sangamam (Telugu) songs
• 1983 - Sneha Bandham (Malayalam)
• 1983 - Sattam songs
• 1983 - Uruvangal Maaralam (Guest Role)
• 1983 - Zara Si Zindagi (Hindi)
• 1983 - Vasantha Kokila (Telugu)
• 1982 - Paadagan (Dubbed version of Sanam Teri Kasam and released in mid-90's)
• 1982 - Agni Sakshi (Tamil - Guest role)
• 1982 - Pyara Tarana (Dubbed version of Ninaithale Inikkum and was released in the late 80's)
• 1982 - Pagadai Panirendu
• 1982 - Yeh To Kamaal Ho Gaya (First Dual role in Hindi) (Hindi)Remake of "Sattam En Kayil"
• 1982 - Rani Theni (guest)
• 1982 - Ezham Rathiri (Malayalam)
• 1982 - Sagalakala Vallavan songs
• 1982 - Sanam Teri Kasam (Hindi) songs
• 1982 - Simla Special songs
• 1982 - Moondram Pirai - Remade in Hindi as Sadma songs
• 1982 - Andhi Veyilile (Malayalam)
• 1982 - Andhagadu (Telugu)
• 1982 - Vazhvey Maayam (Malayalam)
• 1982 - Vazhvey Maayam songs
• 1981 - Do Dil Diwane (Dubbed movie)
• 1981 - Ellam Inbamayam
• 1981 - Tick! Tick! Tick! songs
• 1981 - Amavasya Chandrudu (Telugu) (a)
• 1981 - Sankarlal
• 1981 - Savaal
• 1981 - Kadal Meengal songs
• 1981 - Ek Duuje Ke Liye (Hindi) songs
• 1981 - Raja Paarvai (a) songs
• 1981 - Ram Lakshman
• 1981 - Prema Pitchi (Telugu)
• 1981 - Meendum Kokila songs
• 1981 - Aakali Rajyam (Telugu) songs
• 1981 - Thillu Mullu (guest)
• 1980 - Natchathiram (guest)
• 1980 - Maria, My Darling (Tamil) - Remade in Kannada in the same name
• 1980 - Maria, My Darling (Kannada)
• 1980 - Varumayin Niram Sigappu songs
• 1980 - Guru songs
• 1980 - Ullasa Paravaigal songs

[edit] 1970s

• 1979 - Azhiyadha Kolangal (guest)
• 1979 - Neela Malargal (guest)
• 1979 - Mangala Vaathiyam
• 1979 - Kalyanaraman (Tamil)
• 1979 - Kalyanaraman songs
• 1979 - Idikatha Kaadu (Telugu)
• 1979 - Alavuddinum Athbutha Vilakkum (Telugu)
• 1979 - Alavudheenum Arpudha Vilakkum
• 1979 - Andhamaina Anubavam (Telugu)
• 1979 - Ninaithale Inikkum songs
• 1979 - Thaayillamal Naan Illai songs
• 1979 - Alavudeenum Albutha Velakkum (Malayalam)
• 1979 - Neeya!
• 1979 - Sigappukkal Mookkuthi
• 1979 - Sommokadidhi Sokkadidhi (First Dual role in Telugu) (Telugu) Dubbed into Tamil as "Iru Nilavugal"
• 1978 - Thappu Thalangal (guest)
• 1978 - Thappitha Thala (Telugu) (guest)
• 1978 - Madanolsavam (Malayalam)
• 1978 - Yeetta (Malayalam)
• 1978 - Aval Appadithaan
• 1978 - Manidharil Ithanai Nirangala!
• 1978 - Sigappu Rojakkal songs
• 1978 - Vayanadhan Thamban (Malayalam)
• 1978 - Vayasu Pilichindi (Telugu)
• 1978 - Sattam En Kaiyil (First Dual role in Tamil)songs
• 1978 - Ilamai Oonjaladugiradhu songs
• 1978 - Maro Charithra (Telugu) songs
• 1978 - Nizhal Nijamagiradhu songs
• 1977 - Aadhyapaadham (Malayalam) (guest)
• 1977 - Sathyavaan Saavithri (Malayalam)
• 1977 - Kokila (First movie in Kannada)
• 1977 - Naam Pirandha Man
• 1977 - Aanandham Paramaanandham (Malayalam) (guest)
• 1977 - Aadu Puli Aattam
• 1977 - 16 Vayathinile songs
• 1977 - Oor Magal Marikkumo (Malayalam) (guest)
• 1977 - Nirakudam (Malayalam)
• 1977 - Ashta Maangalyam (Malayalam) (guest)
• 1977 - Kabita (Bengali)
• 1977 - Unnai Sutrum Ulagam
• 1977 - Sridevi (Malayalam)
• 1977 - Madhura Sopnam (Malayalam)
• 1977 - Avargal (guest) songs
• 1977 - Aasirvaadham (Malayalam)
• 1977 - Sivathaandavam (Malayalam)
• 1977 - Uyarndhavargal
• 1976 - Lalitha (guest)
• 1976 - Mogam Muppadhu Varusham
• 1976 - Moondru Mudichu
• 1976 - Nee Ente Lahari (Malayalam)
• 1976 - Ponni (Malayalam)
• 1976 - Idhaya Malar
• 1976 - Kumaara Vijayam
• 1976 - Kuttavum Sitshayum (Malayalam)
• 1976 - Unarchigal (Malayalam)
• 1976 - Oru Oodhappu Kan Simittugiradhu
• 1976 - Sathiyam
• 1976 - Aruthu (Malayalam) (guest)
• 1976 - Swimming Pool (Malayalam)
• 1976 - Manmadha Leelai songs
• 1976 - Samassiya (Malayalam)
• 1976 - Appoopan (Malayalam)
• 1976 - Agni Pushpam (Malayalam)
• 1975 - Andharangam
• 1975 - Raasaleela (Malayalam)
• 1975 - Mattoru Seetha (Malayalam)
• 1975 - Thiruvonam (Malayalam)
• 1975 - Apoorva Raagangal songs
• 1975 - Maalai Sooda Vaa
• 1975 - Gnan Ninne Premikkunnu (Malayalam)
• 1975 - Pattikkaattu Raja
• 1975 - Thangathile Vairam
• 1975 - Melnaattu Marumagal (Met Vani Ganapathy during the filming of this movie and later married her)
• 1975 - Then Sindhudhe Vaanam
• 1975 - Aayirathil Oruthi
• 1975 - Pattampoochi
• 1975 - Cinema Paithiyam
• 1974 - Panathukkaga
• 1974 - Aaina (Hindi) (uncredited onscreen)
• 1974 - Anthuleni Katha (Telugu) (uncredited onscreen)
• 1974 - Aval Oru Thudarkatha (Malayalam) (uncredited onscreen)
• 1974 - Aval Oru Thodarkathai (uncredited onscreen) songs
• 1974 - Vishnu Vijayam (Malayalam)
• 1974 - Anbu Thangai
• 1974 - Kanyakumari (Malayalam)
• 1974 - Naan Avanillai
• 1974 - Gumasthavin Magal
• 1974 - Paruva Kaalam
• 1973 - Sollathaan Ninaikkiren
• 1973 - Arangetram
• 1972 - Kurathi Magan
• 1970 - Maanavan

[edit] 1960s

• 1963 - Anandha Jodhi
• 1963 - Vaanampadi songs
• 1962 - Kannum Karalum (Malayalam)
• 1962 - Paadha Kaanikkai songs
• 1962 - Paarthaal Pasi Theerum (First double role ever) (guest) songs
• 1960 - Kalathur Kannamma (Won Best National Award for "Best Child Actor")

[edit] As Producer

• Films marked (a) above were produced by Kamal

[edit] As Writer

• 1999 - Biwi No.1 (Hindi) songs
• 1997 - Virasat (Hindi) songs
• In addition, films marked (b) above were scripted by Kamal

[edit] As Director

• Films marked (c) above were directed by Kamal Hassan
• 2000 - Hey Ram
• 2004 - Virumaandi

[edit] As Miscellaneous Crew

• 2006 - Pudhu Pettai (playback singer)
• 2004 - Mumbai Xpress (playback singer)
• 2004 - Vasool Raja MBBS (playback singer)
• 2003 - Anbe Sivam (playback singer)
• 2003 - Nala Damayanthi (producer, playback singer)
• 2000 - Hey Ram (choreographer, lyricist and playback singer)
• 1998 - Chachi 420 (playback singer: "Jago Gori")
• 1996 - Ullasam (playback singer)
• 1996 - Avvai Shanmugi (playback singer)
• 1995 - Sathi Leelavathi (playback singer)
• 1992 - Devar Magan (playback singer)
• 1987 - Nayagan (playback singer)
• 1985 - Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu (playback singer)
• 1982- O Maane Maane (playback singer)
• 1981- Shankarlal (playback singer)
• 1975 - Andharangam (playback singer)
• 1974 - Aaina (dances)

[edit] External links

• Web Group
• Actor profile

[edit] References