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2007 Tamil Movie List

The year 2007 saw the release of several notable Tamil films that performed well at the box office and received critical acclaim. Here is a comprehensive list of Tamil movies released in 2007:

Movies Released in the First Half of 2007 (January-June)

1. Iruvar (January 12, 2007) - Directed by Santhosh Sivan, starring Arjun, Harris Jayaraj, and Pooja Chopra
2. Pokkisham (January 26, 2007) - Directed by Agathiyan, starring Srikanth, Meena, and Venkatesh
3. Velaikaara Durai (February 2, 2007) - Directed by D. S. Selvian, starring Vijay, Genelia D'Souza, and Tejaswi Madivada
4. Kavalkam (February 23,2007) - Directed by T. S. Suresh Babu, starring Pradeep Raaghavan, Sripriya, and Seetha
5. Chennai Express (March 30, 2007) - Directed by Rosshan Andrrews, starring Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Mehta, and Sathyaraj
6. Naam (April 27, 2007) - Directed by Arjun Sarja, starring Arjun Sarja, Priya Arumugam, and Aditya
7. Ninagagi (May 11, 2007) - Directed by S. S. Ravichandra, starring Ajai Rao, Radhika Pandit, and Anant Nag
8. Dashavatha (May 25, 2007) - Directed by A. P. Nagarajan, starring Srikanth, K. B. Chandrashekhar, and Seetha

Movies Released in the Second Half of 2007 (July-December)

1. Muni (July 6, 2007) - Directed by Arjun Sarja, starring Arjun Sarja, Keerthana, and Raghuvaran
2. Thirumangai Ennum Nikkah (July 20, 2007) - Directed by Pandiarajan, starring Pandiarajan, Ramesh Arvind, and Vadivelu
3. Aha Nee Enge (August 10, 2007) - Directed by B. Mallesh, starring Naveen, Nikita, and Anu
4. Unakum Enakum (August 17, 2007) - Directed by Arjun Sarja, starring Arjun Sarja, Nithya Menon, and Pooja Chopra
5. Kireedam (September 14, 2007) - Directed by G. V. Prakash Kumar, starring Vijay, Suriya, and Priya Arumugam
6. Anthima Garuda (September 21, 2007) - Directed by R. P. Patnaik, starring Udayasankar, Niveditha Gowda, and Anju
7. Dhool Bujj De Fitoo (October 12, 2007) - Directed by N. Linguswamy, starring Vijay, Pooja Chopra, and Devan
8. Rameswaram (November 2, 2007) - Directed by Arunan, starring Arjun, Meena, and Abi
9. Koolikali (November 9, 2007) - Directed by D. S. Selvian, starring Srikanth, Trisha, and Ananya
10. Nenapinthave Iraga (November 23, 2007) - Directed by M. S. Ramesh, starring Srinagar Kitty, Radhika Pandit, and B. V. Suresh
11. Sivaji (December 14, 2007) - Directed by Shankar, starring Rajinikanth, Shobha, and Aruna Ramesh
12. Vanagan (December 21, 2007) - Directed by R. Madhavan, starring Srikanth, Tanushree, and Sathyaraj

Notable Awards and Accolades

• Filmfare Awards South:
  • Best Film: Sivaji (2007)
  • Best Actor: Rajinikanth (Sivaji, 2007)
  • Best Actress: Trisha (Koolikali, 2007)
• Tamil Nadu State Film Awards:
  • Best Film: Sivaji (2007)
  • Best Actor: Rajinikanth (Sivaji, 2007)
  • Best Actress: Genelia D'Souza (Velaikaara Durai, 2007)

Box Office Performance

Several films from 2007 performed well at the box office, including: 2007 tamil movie list

• Sivaji (estimated gross: ₹60 crores)
• Velaikaara Durai (estimated gross: ₹30 crores)
• Dhool Bujj De Fitoo (estimated gross: ₹25 crores)

This list provides a comprehensive overview of Tamil movies released in 2007, including their release dates, directors, and main cast. The notable awards and accolades section highlights some of the prominent recognitions received by films and actors from 2007. The box office performance section provides an estimate of the top-grossing films from that year.

The year 2007 is widely regarded as a watershed moment for Tamil cinema, defined by a rare balance of massive commercial blockbusters and path-breaking experimental films. It was the year of "the Boss," but also the year that smaller, story-driven films found a significant voice. The Era of the Megastars

The commercial landscape was dominated by three massive hits that reinforced the stardom of the industry's biggest names: Sivaji: The Boss

: Directed by S. Shankar, this was the highest-grossing Tamil film of 2007. It was a cultural phenomenon, marking Rajinikanth’s 100th Tamil film and featuring groundbreaking visual effects for its time.

: This action-packed remake directed by Prabhu Deva solidified Vijay’s status as a mass entertainer. Its high-energy songs and punch dialogues made it one of the top three films of the year.

: Ajith Kumar’s stylish remake of the 1980 classic was praised for its slick production values and international "Bond-like" feel, revitalizing the gangster genre in Kollywood. Diversity in Storytelling 2007 Tamil Movie List The year 2007 saw

Beyond the "big three," 2007 saw several films that dared to be different, many of which are now considered modern classics:

: A heartwarming tale about a musician falling in love with a deaf woman,

was lauded for its sensitivity and stellar performances by Jyotika and Prithviraj. Chennai 600028

: Directed by Venkat Prabhu, this film captured the essence of "gully cricket" and friendship, proving that a film with a cast of newcomers could become a massive sleeper hit. Paruthiveeran

: This raw and gritty rural drama marked the debut of Karthi and won several national awards for its uncompromising realism and tragic storytelling. Kattradhu Thamizh

: An intense psychological drama that explored social alienation and the dark side of globalization, showcasing the versatility of actor Jiiva. Noteworthy Hits and Cult Favorites Iruvar (January 12, 2007) - Directed by Santhosh

The year was also filled with films that catered to varied tastes: Unnale Unnale

: A breezy urban romance directed by Jeeva, featuring a popular soundtrack.

: A remake of the Malayalam classic, starring Ajith Kumar, which explored a father-son relationship under tragic circumstances. Naan Avan Illai

: A stylish thriller where the protagonist deceives multiple women, which became a surprise commercial success. In summary, 2007 was a year

when Tamil cinema proved it could satisfy the cravings for "mass" entertainment while simultaneously pushing the boundaries of "class" cinema, leaving a lasting legacy on the industry.

Box-office and awards snapshot

• Blockbusters: Sivaji, Pokkiri, Billa (strong commercial performers).
• Critics’ favorites/award winners: Paruthiveeran, Mozhi (praised for realism and performances).
• Film awards that year recognized both mainstream entertainers and smaller, performance-driven films.

Major Blockbusters That Defined 2007

Several films released in 2007 shattered box office records and became cultural phenomena. These movies are still referenced in pop culture today.

Box Office Verdict (Based on Chennai & Global Collections)

1. Blockbuster: Sivaji: The Boss
2. Super Hits: Paruthiveeran, Billa, Polladhavan
3. Hits: Mozhi, Chennai 600028, Unnale Unnale
4. Below Average/Failure: Azhagiya Tamil Magan (Vijay starrer, despite high expectations), Kireedam (underperformed due to clash with Sivaji).

2. Breakthrough Debuts & New Voices

• Vetrimaaran - Polladhavan: Launched the director’s career with a gritty, realistic story about a young man and his missing bike. Introduced a raw, unglamorous style of action.
• Venkat Prabhu - Chennai 600028: Revolutionized the sports genre with a hilarious, nostalgic look at street cricket in North Chennai. It became a cult classic for its authentic dialogue and ensemble cast.
• Balaji Sakthivel - Kalloori: A poignant tale of college love set against caste politics. Known for its realistic portrayal of student life.