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Rajnikanth the Boss
The Sunday Tribune, Sunday, June 24, 2007
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MGR, Sivaji or Rajini?
T S Sudhir, Resident Editor, NDTV.com Tuesday, June,19 2007. (....more)
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| 1990 |
Pannakaran |
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Adhisaya Piravi |
| 1989 |
Rajathi Raja |
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Siva |
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Raja Sina Roja |
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Maapillai |
| 1988 |
Guru Sishyan |
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Tharmathin Talaivan |
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kodi Parakuthu |
| 1987 |
Velaikaran |
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Oor Kaavalan |
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Manithan |
| 1986 |
Mr Barath |
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Naan Adimaiyillai |
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Viduthalai |
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Maa Veeran |
| 1985 |
Naan Sigapu Manithan |
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Un Kannil Neer Valzinthal |
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Sri Raagavendra |
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Padikaathavan |
| 1984 |
Naan Mahan Alla |
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Thambiku Entha Oor |
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Kai Kodukum Kai |
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Anbula Rajinikanth |
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Nallavnuku Nallavan |
| 1983 |
Payum Puli |
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Thudikum Karangal |
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Thai Veedu |
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Sivappu Suriyan |
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Adutha Vaarisu |
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Thanga Magan |
| 1982 |
Pokiri Raja |
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Thani Kaatu Raja |
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Rangga |
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Puthu Kavithai |
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Engoyo Keta Kural |
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Mundru Mugam |
| 1981 |
Thee |
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Kalzugu |
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Thilu Mullu |
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Garjanai |
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Netri Kann |
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Ranuva Veeran |
| 1980 |
Billa |
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Anbuku Naan Adimai |
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Kaali |
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Naan Pota Savaal |
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Jaani |
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Elaam Un Kai Raasi |
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Pollathavan |
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Muratu Kaalai |
| 1979 |
Kuppathu Raja |
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Ninaithaale Inikum |
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Alaudin & Atputhavilakum |
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Tharma Yutham |
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Naan Vaalza Vaipen |
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Aarilirunthu Arubathu Varai |
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Annai Oor Alayam |
| 1978 |
Sangar Saleem Saiman |
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Aayiram Jenmangal |
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Maangudi Mainar |
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Bairavi |
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Ilamai Unjaladukirathu |
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Sathurangam |
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Vanakathukuriya Kaathaliye |
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Mullum Malarum |
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Iraivan Kodutha Varam |
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Thappu Thaalangal |
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Aval Appadithaan |
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Thaai Mithu Satyam |
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En Kelviku Enna Bathil |
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Justice Gobinath |
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Priya |
| 1977 |
Avargal |
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Kavikuyil |
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Ragupathi Raagavaram |
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Buvana Oru Kelvi Kuri |
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Pathinaaru Vayathinile |
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Aadu Puli Aattam |
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Gayathiri |
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Aaru Pushpangal |
| 1976 |
Moondru Mudichu |
| 1975 |
Aboorva Raagangal |
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Indian movie plays to packed cinemas following fan violence in Malaysia
The Associated Press, June 16, 2007
A Tamil film that sparked riots in Malaysian cinemas played to packed crowds Saturday, helped by publicity after ethnic Indian fans wrecked theaters where the movie's premiere had been abruptly postponed. ( ........more)
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From Sivaji Rao to Rajinikanth to 'Sivaji'
Chennai, June 13 (IANS) Rajnikanth may be one of India's highest paid actors today. A long time ago he was a humble bus conductor but with stars in his eyes. And when he joined the Tamil film industry, he struggled for years - to pay his room rent, to commute in Chennai and to be simply accepted as an actor. (....more)
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No tickets: Chaos at Coliseum
RK Anand
Jun 15, 07 Malaysiakini
Pandemonium erupted at the Coliseum cinema in Kuala Lumpur last night when diehard fans of Tamil superstar Rajnikanth were denied tickets for the opening shows of his latest movie. ( .......more)
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Rajini-starrer ‘Sivaji’ to hit world premium, tickets sold out
MIL/Agencies, Jun 12, 2007. IRS/nowrunning.com
Analysis suggests that Rajini beats Big B and many others in popularity and in terms of extreme devotion of his fans, in fact no bollywood star can beat him when we compare the popularity and the enthusiasm of the people, even costwise, Rajini is costier than any other star in the Bollywood. (.....more)
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"At 58, Rajinikanth’s journey from bus conductor to superstar defies conventional logic. Known for his goofy mannerisms, rakish looks and burlesque flamboyance, he has more than once played the misogynist who subdues heroines with a slap and a kiss. Challenging adversaries — in both reel and real life — with a panache hard to duplicate, he has bashed up more thugs on screen than the Chennai Royapettah hospital can accommodate. His dynamism is original, he’s a Don Quixote adored by teastall thambi and Silicon Valley geek alike. Rare is the Tamil immune to his appeal: women cry when he weeps, kids idolise his trademark stunts and his ironic machismo is a pick-me-up for the men. A Rajini movie is always secondary to the man and his magic". - SUDHA G. TILAK
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