List of songs recorded by Mohanlal

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Mohanlal is an Indian actor, director, producer, and singer who predominantly works in Malayalam cinema. The following is a list of songs sung by Mohanlal in films and includes independent albums.

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Discography

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Mohanlal discography
No.YearSong TitleFilm / albumComposerCo-singer(s)NotesRef.
11985"Neeyarinjo" Kandu Kandarinju Shyam Mala Aravindan [1]
21985"Sindhoora Megham" Onnanam Kunnil Oradi Kunnil Reghu Kumar M. G. Sreekumar [2]
31986"Hridayam Oru Vallaki (Bit)" Padayani A. T. Ummer
41988"Aarumilla" Padamudra Traditional [2]
5"Ombathu Maasam" Vidyadharan
6"Aei Moonnu" Chithram Traditional
7"Kaadumi Naadumellam" Kannur Rajan Sujatha Mohan
81990"A.E.I.O.U" Aye Auto Raveendran
91991"Awara Hoon" Vishnulokam Shankar Jaikishan [3]
101992"Thithai"Onathappan M. G. Sreekumar [4]
11"Thai Thai Thalathil" M. G. Radhakrishnan M. G. Sreekumar
12"Pookacha" Berny-Ignatius
13"Thamburu Kulir" Soorya Gayathri Raveendran K. J. Yesudas, K. S. Chithra Voice over in between the song
141993"Ponthidambu" Butterflies Raveendran Raveendran, Pratheep [2]
15"Abalathwamalla" Gandharvam S. P. Venkatesh
16"Vazhiyoram" Kalipattam Raveendran K. S. Chithra [3]
171995"Ezhimala" Sphadikam S. P. Venkatesh [5]
181996"Shyamayaam" The Prince Deva Voice over in between the song
191997"Harimuraleeravam" Aaraam Thampuran Raveendran K. J. Yesudas, Raghu Kumar
201998"Palamarachottil"Chingappoovu Berny-Ignatius [6]
21"Vezhambal Mamazha" Manju Warrier
22"Sneham Pookkum"IshtamanuVijayakumar Abhirami
231999"Peppara Pera Pera" Olympiyan Anthony Adam Ouseppachan Chorus
24"Kaithapoovin" Kannezhuthi Pottum Thottu M. G. Radhakrishnan K. S. Chithra [2]
25"Theercha" Ustaad Thej Mervin [3]
262001"Maanatthe Ambili"Ormakkai M. Jayachandran Sujatha Mohan [7]
27"Aaja" Praja M. G. Radhakrishnan Vasundhara Das
282002"Hey Valuthaayoru" Chathurangam M. G. Sreekumar M. G. Sreekumar
292003"Karu Karu Karutthoru" Balettan M. Jayachandran Chorus [8]
302005"Puthumannu" Udayon Ouseppachan Ouseppachan
31"Angethala" Shankar Mahadevan, Ganga Sitharasu, Kalidas Jayaram
32"Ithaloornnu Veena" Thanmathra Mohan Sithara [9]
332007"Sabarimala Thirumudiyil"Ente Kannimala Vidyadharan
342008"Jeevitham Oru" Madampi M. Jayachandran [10]
35"Ganesha Saranam" [11]
362009"Theme Song" Casanovva Gopi Sundar Priya Himesh, Ranina Reddy, Gopi SundarNarration
37"Annarakanna Vaa" Bhramaram Mohan Sithara Vishnu, Dr. Unnikrishnan [12]
382010"Naathoone Naathoone" Oru Naal Varum M. G. Sreekumar Rimi Tomy [13]
392011"I'm Your Man" Pranayam M. Jayachandran [14]
40"Ayyappa Ponnanikkovilil"Ayyappathom M. G. Sreekumar [15]
412012"Muthappadevante"Ente MuthappadevanC. Rajamani [16]
42"Attumanal Payayil" Run Baby Run Ratheesh Vegha [17]
432014"Ambalappuzha Unnikannanu"Ambalappuzha Kannanu Priya Nivedyam M. G. Sreekumar
442015"Pandengandu"Lalisom - The Lal Effect Ratheesh Vegha
452016"Malayattoor Malayum" Pulimurugan Gopi Sundar [18]
462018"Azhake Azhake" Neerali Stephen Devassy Shreya Ghoshal
47"Pandaarand" Drama Vinu Thomas
48"Enoruvan" Odiyan M. Jayachandran
492019"Kando Kando" Ittymaani: Made in China Deepak Dev Vaikom Vijayalakshmi
502022"Vannu Pokum" Bro Daddy Deepak Dev Prithviraj
512023"Kann Kandath Nijam" Malaikottai Vaaliban Prashant Pillai Debut Rap
522023"Raakk" Malaikottai Vaaliban Prashant Pillai

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