Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil

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Filmfare Awards South for Best Actor
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The 2022 recipient: Suriya
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role – Tamil
CountryIndia
Presented by Filmfare
First awarded Sivaji Ganesan,
Gnana Oli (1972)
Currently held by Suriya
Soorarai Pottru (2022)
Website Filmfare Awards

The Filmfare Best Actor Award is given by the Filmfare as part of its annual Filmfare Awards South for Tamil film lead actors. The Filmfare Awards South Awards were extended to "Best Actor" in 1972. [1] The year indicates the year of release of the film.

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Superlatives

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Kamal Haasan has the record of 10 wins and most nominations with 31 (top) in this Category and Vikram (bottom) have won the award five times.
SuperlativeActorRecord
Actor with most awards Kamal Haasan 10 wins
Actor with most nominations33 nominations
Actor with most consecutive years nominationsKamal Haasan (1985–1996)12 nominations
Oldest winner Sivaji Ganesan 58
Oldest Nominee Rajinikanth 66
Youngest winnerKamal Haasan21
Youngest Nominee Dhanush and Kamal Haasan
Actors with most consecutive winsKamal Haasan4 wins (1975–1978)
Actors with most nominations without a win Vijay 8 nominations

Multiple wins

Multiple nominations

Multiple nominations :

Winners

YearPhotos

of Winners

RecipientRoleFilmRef
1972 Sivaji Ganesan Anthony Gnana Oli [2]
1973 Sivaji Ganesan  Rajinikanth
 Kannan
Gauravam [3]
1974
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Gemini Ganesan David Ashirvadham Naan Avanillai [4]
1975
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Prasanna Apoorva Raagangal [5]
1976
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Ravi Oru Oodhappu Kan Simittugiradhu [6]
1977
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Gopalakrishnan 16 Vayadhinile [7]
1978
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Muthu / Dileep Sigappu Rojakal [8]
1979
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Sivakumar Sempattai Rosaappo Ravikkai Kaari [9]
1980
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Sivakumar Gaja Vandichakkaram [10]
1981
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Raghu Raja Paarvai [11]
1982
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Mohan Ravi Kumar Payanangal Mudivathillai [12]
1983
Actor Director K Bhagyaraj at the Sathuranga Vettai Audio Launch.jpg
K. Bhagyaraj Shanmugamani Mundhanai Mudichu [13]
1984
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Rajinikanth Manikkam Nallavanukku Nallavan [12]
1985
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Sivaji Ganesan Malaichami Muthal Mariyathai [14]
1986
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Vijayakanth Chinnamani Amman Kovil Kizhakale [15] [16]
1987
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Sathyaraj Balu Thevar Vedham Pudhithu [17]
1988
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Karthik Ashok Agni Natchathiram [18]
1989
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Karthik Kannan Varusham Padhinaaru [19] [18] [20]
1990
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Karthik Ponnurangam Kizhakku Vasal [21] [22] [18]
1991
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Gunasekharan Guna [23] [24]
1992
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Sakthivelu Thevar Thevar Magan [25]
1993
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Karthik Ponnumani Ponnumani [18]
1994
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R. Sarathkumar  Shanmugam
 Pasupathi
Nattamai [26] [27]
1995
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Adhi Narayanan Kuruthipunal [24]
1996
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan  Senapathy
 Chandrabose
Indian [28] [29]
1997
Sarathkumar at 62nd Britannia Filmfare South Awards 2014.jpg
R. Sarathkumar  Sakthivel Gounder
 Chinnarasu
Suryavamsam [30] [31]
1998
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R. Sarathkumar  Chinnayya
 Muthaiyya
Natpukkaga [32]
1999
Ajith Kumar at Irungattukottai Race Track.jpg
Ajith Kumar  Deva
 Shiva
Vaali [33]
2000
Kamal Haasan at Promotions of 'Vishwaroop' with Videocon (03).jpg
Kamal Haasan Saket Raman Iyengar Hey Ram [34]
2001
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Vikram Kasi Kasi [35]
2002
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Ajith Kumar  Shiva
  Vishnu
Villain [36]
2003
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Vikram Chithan Pithamagan [37]
2004
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Suriya   Chinna
 Karthik
Perazhagan [38]
2005
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Vikram Ramanujam / Remo / Anniyan Anniyan [39]
2006
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Ajith Kumar  Shivashankar
  Vishnu
 Jeeva
Varalaaru [39]
2007
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Karthi Paruthiveeran Paruthiveeran [40]
2008
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Suriya  Krishnan
 Suriya Krishnan
Vaaranam Aayiram [41]
2009
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Prakash Raj Vengadam Kanchivaram [42]
2010
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Vikram Veeraiya Raavanan [43]
2011
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Dhanush K. P. Karuppu Aadukalam [44]
2012
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Dhanush Raam 3 [45]
2013
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Atharvaa Raasa Paradesi [46]
2014
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Dhanush Raghuvaran Velaiilla Pattadhari [47]
2015
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Vikram Lingesan I [48]
2016
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R. Madhavan Prabhu Selvaraj Irudhi Suttru [49]
2017
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Vijay Sethupathi Vedha Vikram Vedha [50]
2018
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Dhanush Anbu Vada Chennai [51]
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Vijay Sethupathi Ram '96
2020
2021
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Suriya Nedumaaran Rajangam (Maara) Soorarai Pottru [38]

Nominations

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1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

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