Kamal Haasan is the universal hero who delivered many excellent performances throughout his career. The actor is known for his natural and flawless acting. Well, it is a huge gift for Indian movie lovers to witness the excellence of a method actor like Kamal Haasan on the big screen for many years. Kamal Haasan has won numerous awards for his performances so far. He pushed the limits of Indian cinema in several ways and made it stand out on the global stage. Kamal Haasan celebrates his 70th birthday today, and on this occasion, let us list out some incredible performances and films from the actor.
Kamal Haasan Movies List For Best Experience – Top 10:
Sagara Sangamam (1983):
Sagara Sangamam stars Kamal Haasan and Jayapradha in the lead roles as Balakrishna and Madhavi, respectively. The film deals with the significance of classical dance. There is some authenticity in the film that can only be delivered by Viswanath. Kamal Haasan’s performance is so incredible that one cannot imagine any other actor in that role. Jayapradha is truly stunning on screen with her elegance. Ilaiyaraaja’s tunes, SP Balasubramaniam’s vocals, Jandhyala’s dialogues, and the list goes on to make Sagara Sangamam a classic.
Swati Mutyam (1986):
Before talking about Swati Mutyam, let us take a moment to know and appreciate that Swati Mutyam was the official entry for best foreign language for the Academy Awards from India in 1986. This is because of the brilliance of director Viswanath in presenting Kamal Haasan as an innocent. Kamal delivered an award-winning performance and set an example for many upcoming actors to take up the challenge and experiment with playing such roles.
Pushpaka Vimanamu (1987):
Pushpaka Vimanamu is one of the cult movies of Indian cinema. Can anyone expect a silent movie in the 1980s? It is almost unimaginable and unbelievable. But Singeetam Srinivasa Rao and Kamal Haasan together made the impossible possible. Even though it is a silent film with no dialogue, Pushpaka Vimanamu still has a very strong message and impact for the audience, particularly the youth. Pushpaka Vimanamu is a silent masterpiece.
Nayakudu (1987):
Nayakadu has laid a new and unique path in Indian cinema, particularly in gangster films. Though the film has taken some inspiration from The Godfather, Mani Ratnam made it strictly for the Indian audience in his own style. The slums of Bombay are perfectly portrayed in the film. Here, all the technical aspects of the film need to be applauded, along with Mani Ratnam. While coming to Kamal Haasan, Nayakudu is one of his best works, both in terms of performance and content of the film.
Bharateeyudu (1996):
Kamal Haasan, as Senapathi in Bharateeyudu, fights against corruption and many illegal elements in developing India. It’s been a cakewalk for Kamal to play the dual roles of both an aging father and a son. Shankar penned a brilliant script for the film, focusing on many trending illegal issues and delivering a very strong message for the nation. Today, Bharateeyudu 2 is eagerly awaited by the duo of Shankar and Kamal.
Hey Ram (2000):
Hey Ram is a revolutionary film from Kamal Haasan. The film has changed the thought processes of Indian filmmakers and the audience and has set some new standards. Kamal Haasan handled multiple roles for the film as a writer, director, producer, and actor. Hey Ram has the unique content of totally presenting a few alternative events in the history of Indian politics. Hey Ram was submitted as the best international picture at the Oscars. The film was also played at several international film festivals.
Satyame Sivam (2002):
Satyame Sivam is the film that gives the true meaning of life and god. The film leaves a very strong message for the audience. It is a perfect go-to lesson for many lives. Some call it a remake, and a few call it an inspiration from Hollywood, but one thing we all need to understand and accept is that the impact of Satyame Sivam is truly original. Kamal Haasan excelled in the film, and at the same time, he gave equal space for Madhavan to explore his character on screen.
Dasavatharam (2002):
Dasavatharam is a film in which Kamal performed a unique experiment by acting in 10 different roles. One can truly recognise and understand the efforts made by an actor behind the 10 different looks on screen. Dasavatharam is simply Kamal at his best in versatality.
Vishwaroopam (2013):
Vishwaroopam is a classic example showing that Kamal Haasan is a master filmmaker besides being the best Indian actor. Kamal Haasan took the standards of filmmaking in Indian cinema a step forward with Vishwaroopam. The making style, production values, ultimate visuals, and what not. It is not easy to describe Vishwaroopam in words. It is a visual treat, and one should experience it only on screen.
Vikram (2022):
Kamal Haasan has always been great at delivering good performances and everlasting films. But one thing always concerned him and his fans. That is a massive commercial success. Vikram is one such film in Kamal’s career so far that was a banger at the box office. Vikram is the biggest blockbuster of Kamal’s career. Besides being a commercial hit, Vikram left a very great impact on the audience, leading a path to Lokesh Kanagaraj’s cinematic universe. Vikram 2 is undoubtedly the most-awaited south Indian movie now.
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