Kamal Haasan films News
Kamal launched the MNM with the thought that he would fill the void of the passing away of Jayalalithaa and M. Karunanidhi, the two stalwarts of Tamil politics. However, the party could not do well, getting 3.7 per cent of the votes in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
For Moondram Pirai (1983), Haasan won his first National Film Award.
The megastar was appreciated for Mani Ratnam's Nayagan (1987) and S Shankar's Indian (1996).
The untitled project is tentatively called 'Kamal Haasan 232' for now.
The actor, also a politician, admires others as well.
The long-delayed sequel to 'Vishwaroopam' that stars Kamal Haasan an Indian spy, has been passed with U/A certificate by Central Board of Film Certification and the film may hit the screens during the summer.
While Haasan takes the political plunge today as he is will be unveiling his party name and flag during a meet, we take a brief look at the filmy career of the actor.
Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasans upcoming multilingual comedy "Sabash Naidu", currently put on hold for various reasons, has not been shelved, confirms a source close to the "Dasavatharam" star.
Here’s taking a look at some of Kamal Haasan’s most underrated films.
To be directed by Rajeev Kumar, the film will feature Kamal Haasan and his daughter Shruti Haasan as father-daughter for the first time on the screen.
Kamal Haasan launched he trailer of his next – Thoongaavanam – on the eve of Ganesh Chaturthi.
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