Kamal Haasan filmography

Haasan at San Diego Comic-Con in 2023

Kamal Haasan ^[a] (born 7 November 1954) is an Indian actor, filmmaker and politician who predominantly works in Tamil cinema, and currently serving as a Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha for Tamil Nadu. ^[3]

Overview

Regarded as one of the greatest and most versatile actors of all time, ^[4] Haasan is also known for introducing many new technologies to Indian cinema. ^[5] Many filmmakers ^[b] have described Haasan as "cinema encyclopedia" for his immense knowledge and mastery of various aspects of filmmaking as an actor, director, producer, screenwriter, singer, lyricist, and dancer. ^{[17] [18]} He has also worked as an assistant director, choreographer, editor, make-up artist, narrator, television host, and a distributor of films. In his cinematic career spanning more than 65 years, he has made over 230 films in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, Kannada and Bengali languages. ^{[19] [20]} Haasan has won numerous accolades, including five National Film Awards, ^[c] twenty Filmfare Awards, ^[d] eleven Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, ^[e] and four Nandi Awards. ^[f] He was honoured with the Kalaimamani in 1978, the Padma Shri in 1990, the Padma Bhushan in 2014, and the Order of Arts and Letters (Chevalier) in 2016. ^[22] He was invited by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 2025 to become a member of its Actors Branch, for being an "exceptionally talented individual having made indelible contributions to global filmmaking community." ^[23]

"The inimitable Kamal Haasan, regarded by many as the best actor India has ever produced"

– The Times of India ^[24]

Haasan started his career as a child artist at the age of 5 in the 1960 Tamil film Kalathur Kannamma, ^[25] which earned him the National Award for Best Child Artist (then given as Rashtrapati Award). ^[g] After playing a few supporting roles, he progressed to lead role in the 1974 Malayalam film Kanyakumari, for which he won his first Filmfare Award for Best Actor. He then earned three National Awards for Best Actor for Moondram Pirai (1982), Nayakan (1987) and Indian (1996). Haasan has won 20 Filmfare Awards in total, the most for any actor. He holds the record for the most Filmfare Awards for Best Actor, with a total of 18 wins ^[h] – eleven in Tamil, three in Telugu, two in Malayalam, one in Hindi, and one in Kannada. ^[i] He has been nominated for 63 Filmfare Awards, the most for any actor. He also holds the record for the most Filmfare Award nominations for acting, with 50 nominations. ^[j] He is the only actor who has won Filmfare Awards across five different languages. Besides several acting awards for his acclaimed performances, ^[k] he has won many other cinematic awards for producing, directing, screenwriting, singing, lyric writing and dancing. ^[l] Haasan is also distinguished for starring in the highest number of films submitted by India for Best International Feature Film at the Academy Awards, with seven films ^[m] including Hey Ram (2000) which he directed. Many of his films have been screened at various international film festivals, ^[n] including Virumaandi (2004) which won him the inaugural PiFan Best Asian Film Award. ^[o] His production company Raaj Kamal Films International has produced many of his films, including Thevar Magan (1992) which won him the National Award for Best Tamil Film.

Haasan with Ang Lee

Haasan's portrayal of an innocent man, scammed and imprisoned, in Mahanadhi (1994), was selected by Forbes India as one of the 25 greatest acting performances of Indian cinema. ^[30] Hindustan Times hailed him as "A polymath in the truest sense, Kamal has given silver jubilee films ^[p] in five languages. If there's one Indian actor who is a one-man industry in himself, it's Kamal Haasan." ^[31] He was awarded the "Original Pan-India Superstar" Award at the 2022 South Indian International Movie Awards. ^[32] The Directorate of Film Festivals organised a three-day "Kamal Haasan Film Festival" from 2 to 4 July 2010, ^[33] and showcased seven of his best films, ^[q] including Dasavathaaram (2008) in which he played ten distinct roles. Nayakan (1987), starring Haasan, was chosen as one of the 100 greatest films of all time by the American magazine TIME. ^[34] On October 16, 1997, Queen Elizabeth II publicly launched Haasan's unfinished historical film Marudhanayagam. ^[35]

"Kamal Haasan falls under a special category, as his cinema broke barriers of language and region. He has been honoured with several awards. In fact, he may be the most awarded person in the country."

– Former Minister of Information and Broadcasting of India, Smt. Ambika Soni ^[36]

Haasan received the CNN-IBN Indian of the Year Special Award, from the Prime Minister of India, Manmohan Singh, for completing 50 years in cinema in 2009. He was named as one of the 50 most powerful Indians by India Today in 2017. ^[37] He was conferred two Honorary Doctorates, one by Sathyabama University in 2005, one by Centurion University in 2019. He received the first A. T. Kovoor National Award for the Secular Artist in 2005, in acknowledgment of his humanist and philanthropic activities. ^[38] He was the first Tamil actor to convert his fan clubs into welfare associations, and has been consistently involved in many social services, including donating food and medicines to the needy, helping with children's education, and promoting blood and organ donation. ^[39] He was appointed an ambassador by the United Nations in 2007, for its joint campaign with the Tamil Nadu State AIDS Control Society to protect the rights of people living with HIV. ^[40] On 21 February 2018, Haasan formally launched a political party, Makkal Needhi Maiam (lit. People's Justice Centre). ^[41]

As actor

List of Kamal Haasan film credits as an actor

Year	Film	Role	Language	Notes	Ref.
1960	Kalathur Kannamma	Selvam	Tamil	Child artist	[42]
1962	Parthal Pasi Theerum	Babu and Kumar			[43]
	Paadha Kaanikkai	Ravi			[44]
	Kannum Karalum	Babu	Malayalam		[45]
1963	Vanambadi	Ravi	Tamil		[46]
	Anandha Jodhi	Balu			[47]
1970	Maanavan	Student		Special appearance in the song "Visiladichan Kunjugala"	[48]
1971	Annai Velankanni	Jesus		Cameo	[49]
1972	Prathikaram	Punjabi singer	Malayalam	Special appearance in the song "Madhuram Madhuram"	[50]
	Kurathi Magan		Tamil		[51]
1973	Arangetram	Thiagu			[52]
	Sollathaan Ninaikkiren	Kamal			[53]
1974	Paruva Kaalam	Chandran			[54]
	Gumasthavin Magal	Mani			[55] [56]
	Naan Avanillai	Appu		Cameo	[53]
	Kanyakumari	Sankaran	Malayalam		[57]
	Anbu Thangai	Buddha	Tamil	Special appearance in the song "Mannargal Vanagum"	[58] [59]
	Vishnu Vijayam	Vishnu	Malayalam		[60]
	Aval Oru Thodar Kathai	Prasad	Tamil		[61]
	Panathukkaga	Kumar			[54]
	Aaina	Prem Kapoor	Hindi	Cameo	[62]
1975	Cinema Paithiyam	Natarajan	Tamil		[54]
	Pattampoochi	Siva			[54]
	Aayirathil Oruthi	Kamal			[54]
	Then Sindhudhe Vaanam	Ravi			[54]
	Melnaattu Marumagal	Raja			[54]
	Thangathile Vairam	Kumar			[54]
	Pattikkaattu Raja	Mahesh			[54]
	Njan Ninne Premikkunnu	Suresh	Malayalam		[54]
	Maalai Sooda Vaa	Murali	Tamil		[54]
	Apoorva Raagangal	Prasanna			[63] [64]
	Thiruvonam	Prem Kumar	Malayalam		[54]
	Mattoru Seetha	Gopi			[54]
	Raasaleela	Devan			[54]
	Andharangam	Kaanthan	Tamil		[54]
1976	Agni Pushpam	Somu	Malayalam		[54]
	Appooppan	Babumon			[54]
	Samasya				[54]
	Manmadha Leelai	Madhu	Tamil		[65]
	Anthuleni Katha	Arun	Telugu	Cameo	[66]
	Swimming Pool		Malayalam		[54]
	Aruthu				[54]
	Satyam	Kumaran	Tamil		[54]
	Oru Oodhappu Kan Simittugiradhu	Ravi			[54] [67]
	Unarchigal	Selvam			[54] [68]
	Kuttavum Shikshayum		Malayalam		[54]
	Kumara Vijayam	Kumar	Tamil		[54] [69]
	Idhaya Malar	Mohan			[54]
	Ponni	Maran	Malayalam		[70]
	Nee Ente Lahari				[54]
	Moondru Mudichu	Balaji	Tamil		[71]
	Mogam Muppadhu Varusham	Ramesh			[54]
	Lalitha	Balu			[54]
1977	Uyarnthavargal	Aarumugam			[54] [72]
	Siva Thandavum		Malayalam		[73]
	Aasheervaadam				[54]
	Avargal	Janardhan (Johnny)	Tamil		[74] [75]
	Madhura Swapanam		Malayalam		[76]
	Sreedevi	Venugopal	Malayalam		[54]
	Unnai Suttrum Ulagam	Raja	Tamil		[54]
	Kabita	Gopal	Bengali		[77]
	Ashtamangalyam		Malayalam		[54]
	Nirakudam	Devan			[54]
	Ormakal Marikkumo	Chandrasekharan			[54]
	16 Vayathinile	Gopalakrishnan (Chappani)	Tamil		[78]
	Aadu Puli Attam	Madan			[79] [54]
	Aanandham Paramaanandham	Babu	Malayalam		[54]
	Naam Pirandha Mann	Ranjith	Tamil		[54] [80]
	Kokila	Vijaykumar	Kannada		[81]
	Satyavan Savithri	Sathyavan	Malayalam		[54]
	Aadhya Paadam				[54]
1978	Madanolsavam	Raju			[54]
	Kaathirunna Nimisham	Raju			[54]
	Anumodhanam	Rajappan			[54]
	Avalude Ravukal	Un­known		Guest appearance	[82]
	Nizhal Nijamagiradhu	Sanjeevi	Tamil		[54]
	Aval Viswasthayayirunnu	Anto	Malayalam	Guest appearance	[83]
	Maro Charitra	Balaji S. a.k.a. Baloo	Telugu		[84]
	Ilamai Oonjal Aadukirathu	Prabhu	Tamil		[85]
	Amara Prema	Raju	Telugu	Partially reshot, remake of Madanolsavam
	Sattam En Kaiyil	Babu, Rathinam	Tamil		[54]
	Padakuthira		Malayalam	Guest appearance	[54]
	Vayasu Pilichindi	Raja	Telugu		[86]
	Vayanadan Thamban	Vayanadan Thamban	Malayalam		[54]
	Sakka Podu Podu Raja	Un­known	Tamil	Guest appearance	[87]
	Sigappu Rojakkal	Muthu / Dileep			[88]
	Manidharil Ithanai Nirangala	Velu			[54]
	Aval Appadithan	Arun			[89]
	Thappida Thala	Amrit Lal	Kannada	Guest appearance	[54] [90]
	Thappu Thalangal		Tamil
	Yaetta	Ramu	Malayalam		[54]
1979	Sommokadidi Sokokadidi	Rangadu, Shekar	Telugu		[54]
	Sigappukkal Mookkuthi		Tamil		[54]
	Neeya?	Kamal			[54]
	Allauddinum Albhutha Vilakkum	Alauddin	Malayalam		[91]
	Allaudinaum Arputha Vilakkum	Alauddin	Tamil		[91]
	Thaayillamal Naan Illai	Raja			[91]
	Ninaithale Inikkum	Chandru			[92]
	Andamaina Anubhavam	Chandru	Telugu		[92]
	Idi Katha Kaadu	Janardhan			[66]
	Kalyanaraman	Raman, Kalyanam	Tamil		[93]
	Nool Veli	Kamal Haasan		Guest appearance as himself	[94] [95]
	Guppedu Manasu	Kamal Haasan	Telugu
	Mangala Vaathiyam		Tamil		[54]
	Neela Malargal	Chandran			[54]
	Azhiyatha Kolangal	Gowrishankar		Cameo	[54]
	Pasi	Himself		Guest appearance	[96]
1980	Ullasa Paravaigal	Ravi			[54]
	Natchathiram	Himself		Guest appearance	[54]
	Guru	Guru			[54]
			Telugu		[54]
	Varumayin Niram Sivappu	Rangan	Tamil	Simultaneously filmed in Telugu as Aakali Rajyam	[97]
	Maria My Darling	Raghu	Kannada	Bilingual film	[54] [98]
			Tamil
	Saranam Ayyappa			Guest appearance	[99]
1981	Aakali Rajyam	J. Ranga Rao	Telugu	Simultaneously filmed in Tamil as Varumayin Niram Sivappu	[100]
	Meendum Kokila	Subramaniam	Tamil		[101]
	Ram Lakshman	Ram			[54]
	Raja Paarvai	Raghu		100th Film [r] Simultaneously filmed in Telugu as Amavasya Chandrudu	[93] [100]
	Thillu Mullu	Charu Haasan		Guest appearance	[102]
	Kadal Meengal	Selvanayagam, Rajan			[54]
	Ek Duuje Ke Liye	Vasudevan (Vasu)	Hindi		[103]
	Savaal	P. P. Raja	Tamil		[104]
	Sankarlal	Dharmalingam, Mohan		Simultaneously filmed in Telugu as Andagaadu	[54]
	Amavasya Chandrudu	Chandram	Telugu	Simultaneously filmed in Tamil as Raja Paarvai	[100]
	Tik Tik Tik	Dileep	Tamil		[104]
	Ellam Inba Mayyam	Velusamy			[93]
1982	Vazhvey Maayam	Rajashekar			[105]
	Andagaadu	Dharmalingam, Mohan	Telugu	Simultaneously filmed in Tamil as Sankarlal
	Anthiveyilile Ponnu		Malayalam		[106]
	Neethi Devan Mayakkam	Military officer	Tamil	Simultaneously shot in Telugu as Edi Dharmam Edi Nyayam? (Guest appearance)	[107]
	Moondram Pirai	Srinivasan (Seenu)		National Film Award for Best Actor	[93] [108]
	Maattuvin Chattangale	Drummer	Malayalam	Special appearance in the song "Maattuvin Chattangale"	[54] [109]
	Simla Special	Gopu	Tamil		[54]
	Sanam Teri Kasam	Sunil Sharma	Hindi		[110]
	Sakalakala Vallavan	Velusamy	Tamil		[104]
	Ezham Rathri		Malayalam	Guest appearance	[54]
	Rani Theni	Miller	Tamil		[111]
	Yeh To Kamaal Ho Gaya	Ratan Chander, Ajay Saxena	Hindi		[112]
	Pagadai Panirendu	Anand	Tamil		[54]
	Agni Sakshi	Himself		Guest appearance	[113]
1983	Zara Si Zindagi	Rakesh Kumar Shastri	Hindi		[111]
	Uruvangal Maralam	Himself	Tamil	Guest appearance	[104]
	Sattam	Inspector Raja			[111]
	Sagara Sangamam	Balakrishna	Telugu		[114] [64]
	Sadma	Somu	Hindi		[115]
	Poikkal Kudhirai	Un­known	Tamil	Guest appearance	[111]
	Benkiyalli Aralida Hoovu	Bus conductor	Kannada	Guest appearance	[116] [117]
	Thoongathey Thambi Thoongathey	Gopi, Vinoth	Tamil		[104] [118]
1984	Yeh Desh	Inspector Mathur	Hindi		[111]
	Ek Nai Paheli	Sandeep			[119]
	Yaadgar	Rajnath			[111]
	Raaj Tilak	Suraj			[120]
	Enakkul Oruvan	Madhan, Upendhra	Tamil		[64]
	Karishmaa	Sunny	Hindi		[111]
1985	Oru Kaidhiyin Diary	David, James / Shankar	Tamil		[93]
	Kaakki Sattai	Murali			[111]
	Andha Oru Nimidam	Kumar			[111]
	Uyarndha Ullam	Anandh			[111]
	Saagar	Raja	Hindi		[121] [122]
	Geraftaar	Kishan Kumar Khanna			[111] [123]
	Mangamma Sabatham	Ashok, Raja	Tamil		[111]
	Japanil Kalyanaraman	Kalyanam, Raman			[124]
	Dekha Pyar Tumhara	Vishal	Hindi		[111]
1986	Swathi Muthyam	Sivayya	Telugu		[125]
	Naanum Oru Thozhilali	Bharath	Tamil	Simultaneously shot in Telugu as Andarikante Ghanudu	[111]
	Vikram	Commander Arun Kumar Vikram			[126]
	Manakanakku	Film director		Guest appearance	[104]
	Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu	Krishna	Telugu		[111]
	Punnagai Mannan	Sethu, "Chaplin" Chellappa	Tamil		[93]
1987	Kadhal Parisu	Mohan			[127] [111]
	Vrutham	Balu	Malayalam		[111]
	Kadamai Kanniyam Kattupaadu	Himself	Tamil	Guest appearance	[111]
	Per Sollum Pillai	Ramu			[127] [111]
	Nayakan	Sakthivel Naiker		National Film Award for Best Actor	[128] [129]
	Pushpaka Vimana	Unemployed graduate	Silent		[130] [71]
1988	Sathyaa	Sathyamurthy	Tamil		[93]
	Daisy	James	Malayalam		[131]
	Soora Samhaaram	ACP Athiveera Pandiyan	Tamil		[127] [132]
	Unnal Mudiyum Thambi	Udhayamoorthy			[111] [133]
1989	Apoorva Sagodharargal	Sethupathi, Appadurai, Rajadurai			[93]
	Chanakyan	Johnson	Malayalam		[134]
	Vetri Vizha	Vetrivel IPS	Tamil		[127] [111]
	Indrudu Chandrudu	G. K. Rayudu, Chandru	Telugu		[135] [136]
1990	Michael Madana Kama Rajan	Michael James, Madhanagopal, Kameshwaran, Subramaniya Rajan	Tamil		[137] [138]
1991	Gunaa	Gunasekharan			[139]
1992	Singaravelan	Singaravelan			[140]
	Thevar Magan	Sakthivel Thevar			[141]
1993	Maharasan	Vadivelu			[111]
	Kalaignan	Indrajith			[127] [111]
1994	Mahanadhi	Krishnaswamy			[142]
	Magalir Mattum	Madhan Kumar		Cameo	[143]
	Nammavar	V. C. Selvam			[144] [145]
1995	Sathi Leelavathi	Dr. Sakthivel Gounder			[146]
	Subha Sankalpam	Dasu	Telugu		[147]
	Kuruthipunal	Adhi Narayanan IPS	Tamil		[93]
	Drohi	Adhi Narayan Rao IPS	Telugu		[93]
1996	Indian	Senapathy "Indian" / Chandrabose "Chandru"	Tamil	National Film Award for Best Actor	[148]
	Avvai Shanmugi	Pandian / Avvai Shanmughi			[148]
1997	Chachi 420	Jaiprakash Paswan / Lakshmi Godbhole	Hindi		[149] [150]
1998	Kaathala Kaathala	Ramalingam	Tamil		[151]
2000	Hey Ram	Saket Ram			[152]
			Hindi		[153]
	Thenali	Thenali Soman	Tamil		[154]
2001	Aalavandhan	Major Vijay Kumar, Nandha Kumar			[155]
	Abhay	Major Vijay Kumar, Abhay Kumar	Hindi		[156]
	Paarthale Paravasam	Himself	Tamil	Guest appearance	[157]
2002	Pammal K. Sambandam	Pammal Kalyana Sambandham (PKS)			[158]
	Panchatanthiram	Ramachandramurthy			[127] [159]
2003	Anbe Sivam	Nallasivam			[160]
	Nala Damayanthi	Himself		Guest appearance	[161]
2004	Virumaandi	Virumaandi Thevar			[162]
	Vasool Raja MBBS	Rajaraman (Vasool Raja)			[163]
2005	Mumbai Xpress	Avinasi			[164]
	Mumbai Xpress	Avinash	Hindi		[165]
	Rama Shama Bhama	Dr. Shyam Sajjan	Kannada		[166]
2006	Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu	DCP Raghavan IPS	Tamil		[167]
2008	Dasavathaaram	Govindarajan Ramaswamy Rangarajan Nambi Christian Fletcher Balram Naidu Krishnaveni Vincent Poovaragan Khalifulla Khan Avatar Singh Shinghen Narahashi George W. Bush			[148]
2009	Unnaipol Oruvan	The anonymous caller			[168] [169]
	Eenadu		Telugu		[170]
2010	Four Friends	Himself	Malayalam	Guest appearance	[171]
	Manmadan Ambu	Major Raja Mannar	Tamil		[172]
2013	Vishwaroopam	Wisam Ahmed Kashmiri / Vishwanath			[173]
	Vishwaroop		Hindi		[174]
2015	Uttama Villain	Manoranjan	Tamil		[175]
	Papanasam	Suyambulingam			[176]
	Thoongaa Vanam	C. K. Diwakar			[177]
	Cheekati Rajyam		Telugu		[178]
2016	Meen Kuzhambum Mann Paanaiyum	Swami	Tamil	Cameo	[179]
2018	Vishwaroopam II	Wisam Ahmed Kashmiri			[180]
	Vishwaroop II		Hindi		[181]
2022	Vikram	Agent Arun Kumar Vikram	Tamil		[182]
2024	Kalki 2898 AD	Supreme Yaskin	Telugu		[183]
	Indian 2	Senapathy "Indian"/ Chandrabose "Chandru" / Veerasekaran Balram	Tamil		[184]
2025	Thug Life	Rangaraya Sakthivel "Sakthi" Nayakar			[185]
TBA	Indian 3 †	Senapathy "Indian"/ Chandrabose "Chandru" / Veerasekaran Balram		Post-production	[186]

As director, producer, and writer

List of Kamal Haasan film credits as director, producer, and writer

Year	Title	Language	Credited as			Notes
			Director	Producer	Writer
1980	Guru	Tamil			Y	Credited along with his brothers as "Hasan Brothers"
1981	Meendum Kokila
	Raja Paarvai			Y
	Amavasya Chandrudu	Telugu
1986	Vikram	Tamil
1987	Kadamai Kanniyam Kattupaadu
1988	Sathya
1989	Apoorva Sagodharargal				Y
	Indrudu Chandrudu	Telugu
1990	Michael Madana Kama Rajan	Tamil
1991	Gunaa					Wrote dialogues for the song "Kanmani Anbodu Kadhalan" [187]
1992	Thevar Magan			Y
1994	Mahanadhi
	Magalir Mattum			Y
1995	Kuruthipunal
	Drohi	Telugu
1997	Chachi 420	Hindi	Y
1998	Kaathala Kaathala	Tamil
2000	Hey Ram		Y	Y
	Hey Ram	Hindi
2001	Aalavandhan	Tamil
	Abhay	Hindi
2002	Panchatanthiram	Tamil
2003	Anbe Sivam
	Nala Damayanthi			Y
2004	Virumaandi		Y
2005	Mumbai Xpress
	Mumbai Xpress	Hindi
2008	Dasavathaaram	Tamil
2009	Unnaipol Oruvan			Y
	Eenadu	Telugu
2010	Manmadan Ambu	Tamil				Also lyricist for all songs
2013	Vishwaroopam		Y	Y		Also lyricist for two songs
	Vishwaroop	Hindi
2015	Uttama Villain	Tamil				Also lyricist for 5 songs
	Thoongaa Vanam
	Cheekati Rajyam	Telugu
2018	Vishwaroopam II	Tamil	Y
	Vishwaroop II	Hindi
2019	Kadaram Kondan	Tamil				[188]
2022	Vikram
2024	Amaran
2025	Thug Life				Y	co-produced with Mani Ratnam, R. Mahendran and Siva Ananth, co-written with Mani Ratnam

As distributor

List of Kamal Haasan film credits as distributor

Year	Title	Language	Notes
1986	Hare Radha Hare Krishna	Tamil	Released Tamil dubbed version
1991	Gunaa
1995	Paasavalai		Released Tamil dubbed version
1996	Avvai Shanmughi
1998	Kaathala Kaathala
2002	Pammal K. Sambandam
	Panchathantiram
2005	Rama Shama Bhama	Kannada	Remake of Sathi Leelavathi
2021	83	Tamil	Released Tamil dubbed version

Other crew positions

List of Kamal Haasan film credits in other crew positions

Year	Title	Language	Position	Ref.
1971	Nootrukku Nooru	Tamil	Assistant director, Assistant choreographer	[189]
	Sudarum Sooravaliyum		Voice artist; dubbed for Chandramohan	[190]
	Savaale Samali		Assistant choreographer	[189]
	Srimanthudu	Telugu		[189]
	Annai Velankanni	Tamil	Assistant director, Assistant choreographer	[49] [189]
1972	Sange Muzhangu		Assistant choreographer	[191]
	Naan Yen Pirandhen		Assistant choreographer (along with Puliyur saroja)	[191]
	Nrithasala	Malayalam	Assistant choreographer
1973	Kasi Yathirai	Tamil		[192]
	Suryagandhi			[193]
	Sollathaan Ninaikkiren		Assistant director	[194]
1974	Manyasree Viswamithran	Malayalam	Choreographer	[195]
	Vellikizhamai Viratham	Tamil	Assistant choreographer	[196]
	Naan Avanillai
	Panathukkaga			[197]
	Aaina	Hindi
1975	Then Sindhudhe Vaanam	Tamil	Choreographer (The song "Yezhuthatha Paadal")	[198]
1976	Unarchigal		Assistant director
1977	Avargal		Choreographer	[199]
1982	Simla Special			[199]
	Sanam Teri Kasam	Hindi		[199]
1983	Uruvangal Maralam	Tamil		[199]
1988	Rambo III	English	Assistant Make-up artist (worked under Michael Westmore)	[200]
1996	Star Trek: First Contact		Assistant Make-up artist (worked under Michael Westmore)	[201]
2000	Hey Ram	Tamil	Choreographer
2004	Virumaandi		Choreographer Co-Editor	[202]
2006	Aran		Narrator for Tamil dubbed version	[203]
2011	Pazhassi Raja			[204]
2015	Uttama Villain		Choreographer	[205]
	Thoongaa Vanam		Make-up artist	[206]
2019	Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy		Narrator for Tamil dubbed version [s]	[207]
2022	Ponniyin Selvan: I		Narrator
2023	Ponniyin Selvan: II
	Leo		Voice-over	[208]
2024	Manorathangal	Malayalam	Narrator

Television

As a host and guest

List of Kamal Haasan television credits as host and guest

Title	Year	Channel	Language	Notes	Ref.
Pattimandram	2014	Jaya TV	Tamil	Debate Title Ulaganayakanin Uyarvukku Karanam Kalainayam Mikka Patankala? Commercial Patankala?
Jananayakanoppam Ulakanayakanum	2017	Asianet News	Malayalam	Host	[209]
Bigg Boss Tamil	2017–2023	Star Vijay	Tamil	Reality show Host Seasons 1, 2 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7	[210] [211] [212]
Bigg Boss Malayalam (Season 1)	2018	Asianet	Malayalam	Guest
Bigg Boss Telugu (Season 2)		Star Maa	Telugu	Guest
Bigg Boss (Hindi season 13)	2019	Colors TV	Hindi	Guest
Rockstar	2021	Zee Tamil	Tamil	Guest	[213]
Bigg Boss Ultimate	2022	Star Vijay		Reality show Host
Bigg Boss (Malayalam season 4)		Asianet	Malayalam	Guest

Music videos

List of Kamal Haasan music video credits

Year	Title	Composer	Role	Performer(s)	Released	Ref.
1988	"Mile Sur Mera Tumhara"		Himself	Various
1999	"The Blast"	Yuvan Shankar Raja	Playback Singer	Various
2020	"Arivum Anbum"	Ghibran	Lyricist	Ghibran, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Anirudh Ravichander and eight others	23 April 2020 (video)	[214]

Documentaries

List of Kamal Haasan documentary credits

Year	Title	Language	Role	Director(s)	Notes	Ref.
2018	Amoli	Tamil	Narrator	Jasmine Kaur Roy, Avinash Roy	2019 National Award Winner – Best Investigative Film	[215] [216] [217]

See also

• Kamal Haasan's unrealized projects
• List of awards and nominations received by Kamal Haasan
• Kamal Haasan discography

Notes

1. In an interview, Haasan revealed that Parthasarathy was one of the names given to him. ^[1] He was initially named after the Parthasarathy deity at Pallava-era temple in Chennai. Later his father changed his name to Kamal Haasan. ^[2] His name as per the records of Rajya Sabha is Shri Kamal Haasan. ^[3]
2. Jackie Chan, ^[6] Ang Lee, ^[7] Barrie M. Osborne, ^[8] A. R. Rahman, ^[9] Amitabh Bachchan, ^[10] Shah Rukh Khan, ^[11] Atlee, ^[12] Daggubati Venkatesh, ^[13] Pawan Kalyan, ^[14] Jaideep Ahlawat, ^[15] Pooja Kumar ^[16]
3. • 1. Best Actor in a Leading Role for Moondram Pirai (1982)
   • 2. Best Actor in a Leading Role for Nayakan (1987)
   • 3. Best Actor in a Leading Role for Indian (1996)
   • 4. Best Tamil Feature Film for Thevar Magan (1992)
   • 5. National Film Award for Best Child Artist for Kalathur Kannamma (1960) (The award for best acting was given out as a Rashtrapati Award (President's Gold Medal) until the 14th National Film Awards ceremony held in 1967, when the National Awards were called as the "State Awards for Films". They were renamed to the current National Film Awards from the 15th National Film Awards ceremony held in 1968.) ^[21]
4. • 1. Best Actor – Malayalam for Kanyakumari (1974)
   • 2. Best Actor – Tamil for Apoorva Raagangal (1975)
   • 3. Best Actor – Tamil for Oru Oodhappu Kan Simittugiradhu (1976)
   • 4. Best Actor – Tamil for 16 Vayathinile (1977)
   • 5. Best Actor – Tamil for Sigappu Rojakkal (1978)
   • 6. Best Actor – Malayalam for Eeta (1978)
   • 7. Best Actor – Telugu for Aakali Rajyam (1981)
   • 8. Best Actor – Tamil for Raja Paarvai (1981)
   • 9. Best Actor – Telugu for Sagara Sangamam (1983)
   • 10. Best Actor – Hindi for Saagar (1985)
   • 11. Best Actor – Kannada for Pushpaka Vimana (1987)
   • 12. Best Actor – Telugu for Indrudu Chandrudu (1989)
   • 13. Best Actor – Tamil for Gunaa (1991)
   • 14. Best Actor – Tamil for Thevar Magan (1992)
   • 15. Best Actor – Tamil for Kuruthipunal (1995)
   • 16. Best Actor – Tamil for Indian (1996)
   • 17. Best Actor – Tamil for Hey Ram (2000)
   • 18. Best Actor – Tamil for Vikram (2022)
   • 19. Best Film – Tamil for Apoorva Sagodharargal (1989)
   • 20. Best Story – Hindi for Virasat (1997)
5. • 1. Best Actor for 16 Vayathinile (1977)
   • 2. Best Actor for Varumayin Niram Sivappu (1980)
   • 3. Best Actor for Moondram Pirai (1982)
   • 4. Best Actor for Apoorva Sagodharargal (1989)
   • 5. Best Actor for Thevar Magan (1992)
   • 6. Best Actor for Indian (1996)
   • 7. Best Actor for Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu (2006)
   • 8. Best Actor for Dasavathaaram (2008)
   • 9. Best Feature Film (Second Prize) for Thevar Magan (1992)
   • 10. MGR Award (1989) and
   • 11. Nadigar Thilagam Sivaji Ganesan Award (1999) for Contributions to the development of Tamil cinema
6. • 1. Best Actor for Sagara Sangamam (1983)
   • 2. Best Actor for Swathi Muthyam (1986)
   • 3. Best Actor for Indrudu Chandrudu (1989)
   • 4. NTR National Award (2014) for Lifetime achievements and contributions to Indian cinema
7. The award for best acting was given out as a Rashtrapati Award (President's Gold Medal) until the 14th National Film Awards ceremony held in 1967, when the National Awards were called as the "State Awards for Films". They were renamed to the current National Film Awards from the 15th National Film Awards ceremony held in 1968. ^[21]
8. Though Haasan wrote a letter to the organisation asking them to not give him any more awards after his win for Hey Ram (2000), ^[26] he won his eighteenth Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role (Male) for Vikram (2022) at the 68th Filmfare Awards South 2023 - Tamil. ^[27]
9. • Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil:
   • 1. Apoorva Raagangal (1975)
   • 2. Oru Oodhappu Kan Simittugiradhu (1976)
   • 3. 16 Vayathinile (1977)
   • 4. Sigappu Rojakkal (1978)
   • 5. Raja Paarvai (1981)
   • 6. Gunaa (1991)
   • 7. Thevar Magan (1992)
   • 8. Kuruthipunal (1995)
   • 9. Indian (1996)
   • 10. Hey Ram (2000)
   • 11. Vikram (2022)
   • Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Telugu:
   • 1. Aakali Rajyam (1981)
   • 2. Sagara Sangamam (1983)
   • 3. Indrudu Chandrudu (1989)
   • Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam:
   • 1. Kanyakumari (1974)
   • 2. Eeta (1978)
   • Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Hindi:
   • Saagar (1985)
   • Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Kannada:
   • Pushpaka Vimana (1987)
10. • 35 nominations for Best Actor – Tamil
    • 7 nominations for Best Actor – Telugu
    • 4 nominations for Best Actor – Hindi
    • 1 nomination for Best Supporting Actor – Hindi
    • 2 wins for Best Actor – Malayalam
    • 1 win for Best Actor – Kannada
11. • Films for which Haasan won other acting awards (other than National Award and Filmfare Award):
    • 1. For Varumayin Niram Sivappu (1980), Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor
    • 2. For Swathi Muthyam (1986), Asia-Pacific Film Festival Award for Best Actor, Nandi Award for Best Actor
    • 3. For Apoorva Sagodharargal (1989), Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor
    • 4. For Michael Madana Kama Rajan (1990), Cinema Express Award for Best Actor – Tamil
    • 5. For Chachi 420 (1997), Zee Cine Award for Best Actor in a Comic Role
    • 6. For Anbe Sivam (2003), Southern India Cinematographers Association Award for Best Actor
    • 7. For Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu (2006), Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor
    • 8. For Dasavathaaram (2008), Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor, Ananda Vikatan Cinema Award for Best Actor, Vijay Awards for Best Comedian, Best Villain and Favourite Hero
    • 9. For Vishwaroopam (2013), Vijay Award for Best Actor, Behindwoods Gold Medal Award for Legendary Performance as Actor
    • 10. For Uttama Villain (2015), Los Angeles Independent Film Festival (LAIFF) Award for Best Actor
12. • Films for which Haasan won other cinematic awards (other than acting awards):
    • 1. For Apoorva Sagodharargal (1989), Filmfare Award for Best Film – Tamil and Cinema Express Award for Best Film – Tamil
    • 2. For Thevar Magan (1992), National Film Award for Best Tamil Feature Film, Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Feature Film (Second Prize) and Cinema Express Award for Best Film – Tamil
    • 3. For Kuruthipunal (1995), Cinema Express Award for Best Film – Tamil
    • 4. For Virasat (1997), Filmfare Award for Best Story – Hindi and Star Screen Award for Best Story
    • 5. For Virumaandi (2004), Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan) Best Asian Film Award
    • 6. For Dasavathaaram (2008), Ananda Vikatan Cinema Award for Best Screenplay, Vijay Awards for Best Story, Screenplay Writer and Best Dialogue Writer
    • 7. For Manmadan Ambu (2010), Vijay Music Awards for Best Lyricist and Best Song sung by an Actor (Song: Neela Vaanam)
    • 8. For Vishwaroopam (2013), Vijay Award for Favourite Director, Behindwoods Gold Medal Award for Legendary Performance as Director, Writer, Producer and Singer, Jagran Film Festival Special Jury Award for raising the bar of mainstream Indian cinema to International level
    • 9. For Uttama Villain (2015), Los Angeles Independent Film Festival (LAIFF) Awards for Best Picture, Best Produced Screenplay and Best Original Song (Song: Iraniyan Naadagam)
    • 10. For Vikram (2022), South Indian International Movie Award (SIIMA) for Best Playback Singer (Male) – Tamil (Song: Pathala Pathala)
    • Haasan has also received the Big FM Tamil Entertainment Award for Best Bharatanatyam Dancer
13. Tamil films Hey Ram (2000), Indian (1996), Kuruthipunal (1995), Thevar Magan (1992), Nayakan (1987), Telugu film Swathi Muthyam (1986), and Hindi film Saagar (1985). ^[28]
14. • Haasan's films that were screened at film festivals in countries other than India:
    • 1. Sagara Sangamam (1983) – Asia-Pacific Film Festival, Moscow International Film Festival
    • 2. Swathi Muthyam (1986) – Asia-Pacific Film Festival, Moscow International Film Festival
    • 3. Nayakan (1987) – International Film Festival Rotterdam
    • 4. Pushpaka Vimana (1987) – Cannes Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Shanghai International Film Festival
    • 5. Thevar Magan (1992) – Toronto International Film Festival
    • 6. Mahanadhi (1994) – International Film Festival Rotterdam
    • 7. Kuruthipunal (1995) – International Film Festival Rotterdam
    • 8. Hey Ram (2000) – International Film Festival Rotterdam, Toronto International Film Festival
    • 9. Aalavandhan (2001) – Fantastic Fest
    • 10. Virumaandi (2004) – Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan)
    • 11. Vishwaroopam (2013) – India International Film Festival of Tampa Bay
    • 12. Uttama Villain (2015) – Los Angeles Independent Film Festival (LAIFF)
    • 13. Vikram (2022) – Busan International Film Festival
    • 14. Kalki 2898 AD (2024) – Busan International Film Festival
15. The European jury of eminent filmmakers said, "Virumaandi successfully manages to combine social and political drama, romance, humour, musical and spectacular action in one story of epic proportions. All the more impressive is the fact that it has been written, produced and directed by one man who also plays the lead role. It is a film that should easily appeal to audiences from all over the world." Jan Doense, filmmaker and a member of the jury gave the award to Haasan and said, "Astounding", even as he appreciated the ethnicity of the film. ^[29]
16. A silver jubilee film is a movie that ran continuously in theatres for 25 consecutive weeks without any interruptions.
17. Sagara Sangamam (1983), Nayakan (1987), Thevar Magan (1992), Hey Ram (2000), Anbe Sivam (2003), Virumaandi (2004), and Dasavathaaram (2008).
18. Raja Paarvai was Haasan's 100th film as an actor, without counting uncredited roles and guest appearances.
19. Kamal Haasan provided narration for the Tamil dubbed version of the film.

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• Kamal Haasan filmography at IMDb