Wednesday, 27 July 2011

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Rajinikanth filmography
Year↓Film↓Role↓Language↓Notes
1975Apoorva RaagangalPandiyanTamil
1976Anthuleni KathaMurthyTelugu
1976Moondru MudichuPrasathTamil
197716 VayathinileParattaiTamil
1978Mullum MalarumKaaliTamilTamil Nadu State Film Award Special Prize
1979Aarilirunthu Arubathu VaraiSanthanamTamil
1980Billa
  • Billa,
  • Raja
Tamil
1980Murattu KaalaiKaalaiyanTamil
1981Thillu Mullu
  • Indran
  • (Chandran)
Tamil
1982Moondru Mugam
  • Alex Pandian,
  • Arun,
  • John
TamilTamil Nadu State Film Award Special Prize
1984Nallavanuku NallavanManickamTamilFilmfare Award for Best Actor in Tamil
1985Sri RaghavendraRaghavendra SwamiTamil100th film
1991ThalapathiSuryaTamil
1992AnnamalaiAnnamalaiTamil
1995Badsha
  • Manickam
  • (Manick Badsha)
Tamil
1995Muthu
  • Muthu,
  • Ejamaan
Tamil
1999PadayappaAarupadayappanTamilTamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor
2005Chandramukhi
  • Dr. Saravanan,
  • King Vettaiyan
TamilTamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor
2007SivajiSivaji ArumugamTamil
2010EnthiranTamil

See also

References

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