Sixty-nine films. One last bow.

1992

№ 01 / 69

Naalaiya Theerpu

Director S.A. Chandrasekhar

Lead debut

1993

№ 02 / 69

Senthoorapandi

Director S.A. Chandrasekhar

1994

№ 03 / 69

Rasigan

Director V. Sekhar

1995

№ 04 / 69

Deva

Director Bharathi Kannan

1995

№ 05 / 69

Chandralekha

Director Charan

1995

№ 06 / 69

Vishnu

Director S.A. Chandrasekhar

1995

№ 07 / 69

Rasigan Oru Rasigai

Director Liaquat Ali Khan

1996

№ 08 / 69

Coimbatore Mappillai

Director Rama Narayanan

1996

№ 09 / 69

Poove Unakkaga

Director Vikraman

Breakout — "Ilaya Thalapathy" begins

1996

№ 10 / 69

Vasantha Vasal

Director Rajakumaran

1996

№ 11 / 69

Maanbumigu Maanavan

Director Rama Narayanan

1996

№ 12 / 69

Selva

Director Liaquat Ali Khan

1997

№ 13 / 69

Kaalamellam Kaathiruppen

Director M. Bhaskar

1997

№ 14 / 69

Once More

Director S.A. Chandrasekhar

1997

№ 15 / 69

Love Today

Director A. Venkatesh

1997

№ 16 / 69

Nerrukku Ner

Director Vasanth

1998

№ 17 / 69

Ninaithen Vandhai

Director R.K. Selvamani

1998

№ 18 / 69

Priyamudan

Director Vasanth

1998

№ 19 / 69

Nilave Vaa

Director Rama Narayanan

1999

№ 20 / 69

Thullatha Manamum Thullum

Director Ezhil

1999

№ 21 / 69

Endrendrum Kadhal

Director P. Vasu

1999

№ 22 / 69

Nenjinile

Director Sundar C.

1999

№ 23 / 69

Minsara Kanna

Director K.S. Ravikumar

2000

№ 24 / 69

Kushi

Director S.J. Suryah

Career-defining commercial peak

2000

№ 25 / 69

Priyamanavale

Director K. Selva Bharathy

2001

№ 26 / 69

Friends

Director Siddique

2001

№ 27 / 69

Badri

Director P.A. Arun Prasad

2001

№ 28 / 69

Shahjahan

Director Rasi Azhagappan

2002

№ 29 / 69

Thamizhan

Director Majith

2002

№ 30 / 69

Youth

Director Vincent Selva

2002

№ 31 / 69

Bagavathi

Director A. Venkatesh

2003

№ 32 / 69

Vaseegara

Director K. Selva Bharathy

2003

№ 33 / 69

Pudhiya Geethai

Director Vincent Selva

2003

№ 34 / 69

Thirumalai

Director Ramana

Punchline cinema; "Thalapathy" lock-in

2004

№ 35 / 69

Udhaya

Director Azhagam Perumal

2004

№ 36 / 69

Ghilli

Director Dharani

Highest-grossing Tamil film of the year

2004

№ 37 / 69

Madhurey

Director Ramana

2005

№ 38 / 69

Thirupaachi

Director Perarasu

2005

№ 39 / 69

Sachein

Director John Mahendran

2005

№ 40 / 69

Sivakasi

Director Perarasu

2006

№ 41 / 69

Aathi

Director Ramana

2007

№ 42 / 69

Pokkiri

Director Prabhu Deva

Industry-template setter

2007

№ 43 / 69

Azhagiya Tamil Magan

Director Bharathan

2008

№ 44 / 69

Kuruvi

Director Dharani

2009

№ 45 / 69

Villu

Director Prabhu Deva

2009

№ 46 / 69

Vettaikaaran

Director B. Babu Sivan

2010

№ 47 / 69

Sura

Director S.P. Rajkumar

2011

№ 48 / 69

Kaavalan

Director Siddique

2011

№ 49 / 69

Velayudham

Director M. Raja

2012

№ 50 / 69

Nanban

Director S. Shankar

50th film — 3 Idiots remake

2012

№ 51 / 69

Rowdy Rathore

Director Prabhu Deva

Hindi production — special guest

2012

№ 52 / 69

Thuppakki

Director A.R. Murugadoss

2013

№ 53 / 69

Thalaivaa

Director A.L. Vijay

2014

№ 54 / 69

Jilla

Director R.T. Neason

2014

№ 55 / 69

Kaththi

Director A.R. Murugadoss

Political-allegorical mass cinema

2015

№ 56 / 69

Puli

Director Chimbu Deven

2016

№ 57 / 69

Theri

Director Atlee

2017

№ 58 / 69

Bairavaa

Director Bharathan

2017

№ 59 / 69

Mersal

Director Atlee

GST critique; explicit political vernacular

2018

№ 60 / 69

Sarkar

Director A.R. Murugadoss

2019

№ 61 / 69

Bigil

Director Atlee

Triple role; women's football

2021

№ 62 / 69

Master

Director Lokesh Kanagaraj

JD — alcoholic professor

2022

№ 63 / 69

Beast

Director Nelson Dilipkumar

2023

№ 64 / 69

Varisu

Director Vamshi Paidipally

2023

№ 65 / 69

Leo

Director Lokesh Kanagaraj

LCU connection — Parthiban

2024

№ 66 / 69

The Greatest of All Time

Director Venkat Prabhu

GOAT — career retrospective on screen

2024

№ 67 / 69

Vettaiyan

Director T.J. Gnanavel

Cameo / extended guest

2025

№ 68 / 69

Genie

Director Magizh Thirumeni