List of film scores by Ilaiyaraaja 2020s

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This article lists the films composed by Ilaiyaraaja in the 2020s.

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Ilaiyaraaja 2020

DateLanguageFilmDirectorDubbedNotes
24 JanuaryTamil Psycho Mysskin
25 MarchSanskrit Punyakoti Ravishankar Venkateswaran1st biggest crowd-funded movie

Ilaiyaraaja 2021

DateLanguageFilmDirectorDubbedNotes
26 NovemberTamil Sivaranjiniyum Innum Sila Pengalum Vasanth S Sai
10 DecemberTelugu Gamanam Sujana Rao
31 December Tamil Madurai ManikuravanRaja Rishi

Ilaiyaraaja 2022

DateLanguageFilmDirectorDubbedNotes
21 JanuaryTamil Marutha GRS [1]
11 FebruaryTamil Kadaisi Vivasayi M. Manikandan Ilaiyaraaja's songs and BGM were unused. [2]
18 FebruaryTelugu Son of India Diamond Ratnababu
11 MarchTamil / Telugu Clap Prithivi Adithya
6 MayTamil Akka Kuruvi Samy [3]
27 MayKannadaPreethsu K. Ganeshan Dubbed version of Tamil original titled Kadhal Sei [4]
24 JuneTamil Maayon N KishoreDubbed version in Telugu [5]
24 JuneTamil Maamanithan Seenu Ramasamy [6]

Ilaiyaraaja 2023

DateLanguageFilmDirectorDubbedNotes
22 MarchTelugu Rangamarthanda Krishna Vamsi Remake of Natsamrat

Marks the 2nd collaboration of Ilaiyaraaja and Ranjani–Gayatri

31 MarchTamil Viduthalai Part 1 Vetrimaaran Dubbed version to Vidudala in Telugu [7]
22 AprilTamil Thamezharasan Babu YogeswaranDubbed version to Telugu as Vikram Rathod
12 MayTelugu Custody Venkat Prabhu 2nd collaboration of Ilaiyaraaja with Yuvan after Maamanithan ; soundtrack only
12 MayTamil Custody Venkat Prabhu
12 MayTelugu, Hindi Music School Papa Rao Biyyala Tamil dubbed versionSongs and BGM recorded in Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra
18 MayTamil Modern Love Chennai Akshay Sundher, Bharathiraja, Thiagarajan KumararajaWebseries - Margazhi, Paravai Kootil Vaazhum Maangal ,Ninaivo Oru Paravai
14 JulyTamilAtmanHariharan RajuMusical Short Film released on ShortFlix [8]
22 SeptemberTamil Are You Ok Baby? Lakshmy Ramakrishnan
22 SeptemberTamil Ulagammai V. Jayaprakash
29 SeptemberEnglishLet's Go Below The Rainbow Julian Karikalan Amazon Prime TVOD (UK, US)
27 OctoberTamil Margazhi Thingal Manoj Bharathiraja
29 DecemberTamil Vattara Vazhakku Kannusamy Rajendran

Ilaiyaraaja 2024

DateLanguageFilmDirectorDubbedNotes
23 FebruaryTamil Ninaivellam Neeyada Aadhiraajan1417th movie
23 MarchHindi, TamilThe Silent PrayerSenthil VinuReleased on PalampurFlix
23 MayTamil Saamaniyan Rahesh
2 August Jama Pari Elavazhagan
20 December Viduthalai Part 2 Vetrimaaran

Decade-wise statistics

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