Sivaji Ganesan filmography

The filmography of Sivaji Ganesan comprises a total of 288 movies with 275 Tamil, 9 Telugu, 2 Malayalam and 2 Hindi.[1]

Films

Year	Film	Role	Language	Notes	Ref.
1952	Parasakthi	Gunasekaran	Tamil		[2]
1952	Panam	Umapathy	Tamil		[3]
1953	Paradesi	Anand	Telugu		[4]
1953	Poongodhai	Anand	Tamil		[4]
1953	Thirumbi Paar	Parandhaman	Tamil		[5]
1953	Anbu	Selvam	Tamil		[6]
1953	Kangal		Tamil
1953	Pempudu Koduku	Mohan	Telugu		[7]
1953	Manidhanum Mirugamum		Tamil		[8]
1954	Manohara	Manoharan	Tamil		[9]
1954	Illara Jothi	Manohar	Tamil		[10]
1954	Andha Naal	Rajan	Tamil		[11]
1954	Kalyanam Panniyum Brahmachari	Ambalavanan (Ambalam)	Tamil		[12]
1954	Manohara	Manohara	Telugu		[13]
1954	Manohar	Manohar	Hindi		[14]
1954	Thuli Visham	Prince Suryakaanthan	Tamil
1954	Koondukkili	Jeevanandam (Jeeva)	Tamil		[15]
1954	Thookku Thookki	Sundarangathan	Tamil		[16]
1954	Edhir Paradhathu	Sunder	Tamil		[17]
1955	Kaveri	Vijayan	Tamil		[18]
1955	Mudhal Thethi	Sivagnanam	Tamil		[19]
1955	Ulagam Palavitham	Arunagiri	Tamil
1955	Mangaiyar Thilakam	Vasu	Tamil		[20]
1955	Koteeswaran	Chandar	Tamil		[21]
1955	Kalvanin Kadhali	Muthaiya	Tamil		[20]
1956	Naan Petra Selvam	Shekar	Tamil
1956	Nalla Veedu		Tamil
1956	Naane Raja	Villalan	Tamil
1956	Tenali Raman	Tenali Raman	Tamil		[22]
1956	Pennin Perumai	Nagu	Tamil		[23]
1956	Raja Rani	Raja	Tamil		[24]
1956	Amara Deepam	Ashok	Tamil		[25]
1956	Marma Veeran		Tamil	Guest appearance
1956	Vazhvile Oru Naal	Kannan	Tamil
1956	Rangoon Radha	Dharmalinga Mudaliar	Tamil		[26]
1957	Makkalai Petra Magarasi	Chengodayyan	Tamil		[27]
1957	Vanangamudi	Chithrasenan	Tamil		[28]
1957	Pudhaiyal	Durai	Tamil
1957	Manamagan Thevai	Vijayakumar	Tamil		[29]
1957	Thangamalai Ragasiyam	Gajendran	Tamil		[30]
1957	Rani Lalithangi	Azhagapuri Prince Azhagesan	Tamil		[31]
1957	Ambikapathy	Ambikapathy	Tamil		[32]
1957	Baagyavathi	Somu	Tamil		[33]
1958	Bommala Pelli	Kannan	Telugu
1958	School Master		Kannada	Guest appearance
1958	Uthama Puthiran	Parthiban and Vikraman[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil		[34]
1958	Pathi Bakthi	Pandiyan	Tamil		[35]
1958	Sampoorna Ramayanam	Bharathan	Tamil		[36]
1958	Bommai Kalyanam	Kannan	Tamil		[37]
1958	Annaiyin Aanai	Shankar and Ganesh[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil
1958	Sarangadhara	Sarangadhara	Tamil		[38]
1958	Sabaash Meena	Mohan	Tamil		[39]
1958	Kathavarayan	Kathavarayan	Tamil
1959	Thanga Padhumai	Manivannan	Tamil		[40]
1959	Naan Sollum Ragasiyam	Karunakaran	Tamil
1959	Thayapola Pillai Noolapola Selai		Tamil	Guest appearance	[41]
1959	Veerapandiya Kattabomman	Veerapandiya Kattabomman	Tamil		[42]
1959	School Master		Hindi	Guest appearance	[43]
1959	Maragatham	Varendran	Tamil		[44]
1959	Aval Yaar	Sadhasivam	Tamil		[45]
1959	Bhaaga Pirivinai	Kannaiyan	Tamil		[46]
1960	Irumbu Thirai	Manickam	Tamil		[47]
1960	Kuravanji	Kadhiravan	Tamil		[48]
1960	Deivapiravi	Madhavan	Tamil		[49]
1960	Raja Bakthi	General Vikrangkadhan	Tamil		[50]
1960	Padikkadha Medhai	Rangan	Tamil		[51]
1960	Pillalu Techina Challani Rajyam	Scientist	Telugu	Guest appearance	[52]
1960	Kuzhandhaigal Kanda Kudiyarasu	Scientist	Tamil	Guest appearance	[53]
1960	Makkala Rajya	Scientist	Kannada	Guest appearance	[54]
1960	Paavai Vilakku	Thanikachalam	Tamil		[55]
1960	Petra Manam		Tamil		[56]
1960	Vidivelli	Chandru	Tamil		[57]
1961	Paava Mannippu	Ramu/Raheem	Tamil		[58]
1961	Punar Janmam	Shankar	Tamil		[59]
1961	Pasamalar	Rajasekaran "Raju"	Tamil		[58]
1961	Ellam Unakkaga	Anandan	Tamil		[60]
1961	Sri Valli	Murugan	Tamil		[61]
1961	Marutha Nattu Veeran	General Jeevagan	Tamil		[62]
1961	Palum Pazhamum	Ravi	Tamil
1961	Kappalottiya Thamizhan	V. O. Chidambaram Pillai	Tamil		[63]
1962	Parthaal Pasi Theerum	Balu	Tamil		[64]
1962	Nichaya Thamboolam	Raghu	Tamil		[65]
1962	Valar Pirai	Kanagu	Tamil
1962	Padithal Mattum Podhuma	Gopal	Tamil		[66]
1962	Bale Pandiya	Pandiyan, Maruthu and Shankar[lower-alpha 2]	Tamil		[67]
1962	Vadivukku Valai Kappu	Kumara Vijayaboopathy	Tamil
1962	Senthamarai	Village man	Tamil
1962	Bandha Pasam	Parthiban	Tamil		[68]
1962	Aalayamani	Thyagu	Tamil		[69]
1963	Chitor Rani Padmini	Rana Ratan Singh	Tamil		[70]
1963	Arivaali	Alavanthan	Tamil		[71]
1963	Iruvar Ullam	Selvam	Tamil		[72]
1963	Naan Vanangum Dheivam	Sundaram	Tamil		[73]
1963	Kulamagal Radhai	Chandran	Tamil		[74]
1963	Paar Magaley Paar	Zamindar Sivalingam	Tamil		[75]
1963	Kunkhumam	Sundaram	Tamil		[76]
1963	Ratha Thilagam	Kumar	Tamil		[77]
1963	Kalyaniyin Kanavan	Kathiresan	Tamil		[78]
1963	Annai Illam	Kumar / Kumaresan	Tamil
1964	Karnan	Karnan	Tamil		[79]
1964	Ramadasu	Lakshmana	Telugu	Guest appearance
1964	School Master	Johny	Malayalam	Guest appearance	[80]
1964	Pachhai Vilakku	Sarathy	Tamil		[81]
1964	Aandavan Kattalai	Professor Krishnan / Moorthy	Tamil		[82]
1964	Kai Kodutha Deivam	Raghu	Tamil
1964	Puthiya Paravai	Gopal	Tamil		[83]
1964	Muradan Muthu	Muthu / Kalimuthu	Tamil		[84]
1964	Navarathri	Various[lower-alpha 3]	Tamil		[85]
1965	Pazhani	Pazhani	Tamil
1965	Anbu Karangal	Sivaraman	Tamil
1965	Santhi	Santhanam	Tamil		[86]
1965	Thiruvilaiyadal	Shiva	Tamil		[87]
1965	Neela Vaanam	Babu	Tamil		[88]
1966	Motor Sundaram Pillai	Sundaram Pillai	Tamil		[89]
1966	Mahakavi Kalidas	Kalidasan	Tamil
1966	Thaaye Unakkaga	Major Swamy	Tamil	Guest appearance
1966	Saraswathi Sabatham	Narada Muni / Vidhyapathy	Tamil
1966	Selvam	Selvam	Tamil
1967	Kandhan Karunai	Veerabaghu	Tamil		[90]
1967	Nenjirukkum Varai	Raguraman	Tamil
1967	Pesum Dheivam	Chandru	Tamil
1967	Thangai	Madhan	Tamil		[91]
1967	Paaladai	Sekar	Tamil
1967	Thiruvarutchelvar	Sekkizhar, Sundarar, Tiru Kurippu Thonda Nayanar, Appar, Shiva	Tamil
1967	Iru Malargal	Sundar	Tamil
1967	Ooty Varai Uravu	Ravi	Tamil		[92]
1968	Thirumal Perumai	Periyalvar, Thondaradippodi Alvar, Thirumangai Alvar	Tamil
1968	Harichandra	Harichandra Maharaja	Tamil
1968	Galatta Kalyanam	Madhan	Tamil
1968	En Thambi	Kannan / Chinnaiya	Tamil		[93]
1968	Thillana Mohanambal	"Sikkal" Shanmugasundaram	Tamil		[94]
1968	Enga Oor Raja	Sedhupathy and Boopathy	Tamil
1968	Lakshmi Kalyanam	Kathirvel	Tamil
1968	Uyarndha Manithan	Raju	Tamil		[95]
1969	Anbalippu	Velu	Tamil
1969	Thanga Surangam	Rajan	Tamil
1969	Kaaval Dheivam	Samundi	Tamil		[96]
1969	Gurudhakshaneiy	Kannan	Tamil		[97]
1969	Anjal Petti 520	Prabu	Tamil
1969	Nirai Kudam	Prabhakar / Doctor. Babu	Tamil
1969	Deiva Magan	Sankar, Kannan and Vijay[lower-alpha 2]	Tamil		[98]
1969	Thirudan	Raju	Tamil
1969	Sivandha Mann	Bharath	Tamil
1970	Enga Mama	Koteeswaran	Tamil		[99]
1970	Dharti	Ananth	Hindi
1970	Vilaiyaattu Pillai	Muthaiya	Tamil		[100]
1970	Vietnam Veedu	Padmanabhan Iyer	Tamil		[101]
1970	Ethiroli	Advogate Sankar	Tamil
1970	Raman Ethanai Ramanadi	Sappattu Raman (Vijayakumar)	Tamil		[102]
1970	Engirundho Vandhaal	Sekar / Gunasekar	Tamil
1970	Sorgam	Sankar	Tamil
1970	Paadhukaappu	Kanthan	Tamil
1971	Iru Thuruvam	Rangan	Tamil
1971	Thangaikkaaga	Ramu	Tamil
1971	Arunodhayam	Prabhu	Tamil
1971	Kulama Gunama	Chinnathambi	Tamil
1971	Praptham	Kannan	Tamil
1971	Sumathi En Sundari	Madhu	Tamil
1971	Savaale Samali	Manickam	Tamil
1971	Thenum Paalum	Ramu	Tamil
1971	Moondru Deivangal	Siva	Tamil
1971	Babu	Babu	Tamil
1972	Raja	Raja / Sekar	Tamil
1972	Gnana Oli	Antony / Arun	Tamil	Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil	[103]
1972	Pattikada Pattanama	Mookaiya / Mukesh	Tamil
1972	Dharmam Engey	Rajasekar	Tamil		[104]
1972	Thavapudhalavan	Nirmal	Tamil
1972	Vasantha Maligai	Anand	Tamil		[105]
1972	Neethi	Raja	Tamil		[106]
1973	Bharatha Vilas	Gopal	Tamil
1973	Bangaru Babu		Telugu	Guest appearance
1973	Rajaraja Cholan	Raja Raja Cholan	Tamil		[107]
1973	Ponnunjal	Muthu	Tamil
1973	Bhakta Tukaram	Shivaji	Telugu		[108]
1973	Engal Thanga Raja	Thangaraja / Pattakathi Bhairavan	Tamil
1973	Gauravam	Rajinikanth and Kannan[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil	Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil	[109]
1973	Manidharil Manikkam	Ananth	Tamil
1973	Rajapart Rangadurai	Rangadurai	Tamil		[110]
1974	Sivagamiyin Selvan	Ashok and Ananth[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil		[111]
1974	Thaai	Ananthan	Tamil
1974	Vani Rani	Ranga	Tamil
1974	Thangappathakkam	S. P. Chowdhury	Tamil		[112]
1974	En Magan	Raja and Eattu Ramaiya Devar[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil
1974	Anbai Thedi	Ramu	Tamil
1975	Manidhanum Dheivamagalam	Kumaraiya and Sundaram[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil		[113]
1975	Cinema Paithiyam	Vanchinathan (Getup role)	Tamil	Guest appearance
1975	Avandhan Manidhan	Ravikumar	Tamil		[114]
1975	Mannavan Vanthaanadi	Dharmaraja /Thirumalai/ Chandramohan	Tamil
1975	Anbe Aaruyire	Saravanan	Tamil
1975	Vaira Nenjam	Ananth	Tamil
1975	Dr. Siva	Dr. Siva	Tamil
1975	Paattum Bharathamum	Ravisankar and Arun[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil
1976	Unakkaga Naan	Raja	Tamil
1976	Grahapravesam	Raju	Tamil
1976	Sathyam	Dharmalingam	Tamil
1976	Uthaman	Gopi	Tamil
1976	Chitra Pournami	Sengodan	Tamil		[115]
1976	Rojavin Raja	Raja	Tamil
1977	Avan Oru Sarithiram	Sankar I.A.S	Tamil
1977	Dheepam	Raja / Somu	Tamil
1977	Ilaya Thalaimurai	Sampath	Tamil
1977	Jeevana Teeralu	Nagulu	Telugu	Guest appearance
1977	Chanakya Chandragupta	Alexander	Telugu	Guest appearance	[116]
1977	Naam Pirandha Mann	Santhanadevan	Tamil
1977	Annan Oru Koyil	Dr.Ramesh	Tamil
1978	Andaman Kadhali	Prabhu	Tamil		[117]
1978	Thyagam	Raja / Rajasekaran	Tamil
1978	Ennai Pol Oruvan	Sekar and Sundaramoorthy[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil
1978	Punniya Boomi	Manickam and Raju[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil		[118]
1978	General Chakravarthi	Chakravarthi	Tamil
1978	Thacholi Ambu	Thacholi Othenakkurup	Malayalam
1978	Pilot Premnath	Premnath	Tamil		[119]
1978	Justice Gopinath	Gopinath	Tamil		[120]
1979	Thirisoolam	Rajasekhar, Shankar & Gurumoorthy[lower-alpha 2]	Tamil
1979	Kavari Maan	Thyagarajan	Tamil
1979	Nallathoru Kudumbam	Raja / Dr.Rajaraman	Tamil
1979	Imayam	Gangadaran	Tamil
1979	Naan Vazhavaippen	Ravi	Tamil		[121]
1979	Pattakkathi Bhairavan	Bhairavan	Tamil
1979	Vetrikku Oruvan	Saravanan	Tamil
1980	Rishi Moolam	S.P. Santhosh I.P.S	Tamil
1980	Natchathiram		Tamil	Guest appearance
1980	Dharma Raja	Dharmaraj	Tamil
1980	Yamanukku Yaman	Sathya and Yama Dharmaraja	Tamil		[122]
1980	Ratha Paasam		Tamil	Also screenwriter
1980	Vishwaroopam	Sathyamoorthy and Raja[lower-alpha 1]	Tamil		[123]
1981	Mohana Punnagai	Rajasekar / Raju / Raghavan	Tamil		[124]
1981	Sathya Sundharam	Mannangatti, Sundaram	Tamil		[125]
1981	Amara Kaaviyam	Raja	Tamil
1981	Kalthoon	Parameswaran Kavundar	Tamil
1981	Lorry Driver Rajakannu	Rajakannu	Tamil
1981	Maadi Veettu Ezhai	Paramanandam and Mohan	Tamil
1981	Keezh Vaanam Sivakkum	Dwarakanath	Tamil
1982	Hitler Umanath	Umanath	Tamil		[126]
1982	Oorukku Oru Pillai		Tamil
1982	Vaa Kanna Vaa	Naidu	Tamil
1982	Garuda Saukiyama	Deenadayalan	Tamil
1982	Sangili	DSP Saravanan / Sangili	Tamil
1982	Vasandhathil Or Naal	Rajasekaran	Tamil
1982	Theerpu	Rajashekar	Tamil
1982	Nivuru Gappina Nippu		Telugu		[127]
1982	Thyagi	I.G Ganesh and Kanwarlal	Tamil
1982	Thunai	Dhasaratharaman	Tamil
1982	Paritchaikku Neramaachu		Tamil
1982	Oorum Uravum		Tamil
1982	Nenjangal		Tamil
1983	Bezawada Bebbuli		Telugu
1983	Uruvangal Maralam	God	Tamil	Guest appearance
1983	Neethibathi	Rajasekar	Tamil
1983	Imaigal		Tamil
1983	Sandhippu	Ramanathan / Raja	Tamil
1983	Sumangali	Ramu	Tamil
1983	Miruthanga Chakravarthi	Miruthanga Chakravarthi Subbaiya	Tamil
1983	Vellai Roja	Father James / S. P. Arul	Tamil
1984	Thiruppam		Tamil
1984	Chiranjeevi		Tamil
1984	Tharaasu		Tamil
1984	Vaazhkai	Raja / Rajasekaran	Tamil
1984	Sarithira Nayagan		Tamil
1984	Simma Soppanam		Tamil
1984	Ezhuthatha Sattangal	Fishmonger	Tamil		[128]
1984	Iru Medhaigal	Ranga	Tamil
1984	Dhavani Kanavugal	Chidambaram	Tamil
1984	Vamsa Vilakku	Sathyamoorthy / Chakravarthy	Tamil
1985	Bandham	Abraham	Tamil
1985	Naam Iruvar	Veerayya	Tamil
1985	Padikkadha Pannaiyar		Tamil
1985	Needhiyin Nizhal	D.I.G Nithyanandam	Tamil
1985	Nermai	Gowrisankar	Tamil
1985	Muthal Mariyathai	Malaichami	Tamil		[129]
1985	Raja Rishi	Saint Vishvamithrar Maharishi	Tamil		[130]
1985	Padikkadavan	Rajasekhar	Tamil		[131]
1986	Saadhanai	Director Ramkumar	Tamil
1986	Marumagal	Chandrasekhar	Tamil
1986	Anandha Kanneer	Kalyanarama Iyer	Tamil
1986	Viduthalai	Inspector Rajasingam	Tamil		[131]
1986	Thaaiku Oru Thaalaattu	Rajasekaran	Tamil
1986	Lakshmi Vandhachu	Rajasekar	Tamil		[132]
1986	Mannukkul Vairam	Thavasi	Tamil		[133]
1987	Raja Mariyadhai	Rajasekar	Tamil
1987	Kudumbam Oru Kovil		Tamil		[134]
1987	Muthukkal Moondru		Tamil		[135]
1987	Veerapandiyan	Paandi	Tamil		[136]
1987	Anbulla Appa	Rajasekaran	Tamil		[137]
1987	Viswanatha Nayakudu	Nagama Nayaka	Telugu
1987	Agni Putrudu	Chaitanya	Telugu
1987	Krishnan Vandhaan	Sivaraman	Tamil		[138]
1987	Jallikattu	Ram Prakash	Tamil		[139]
1987	Thambathyam	Sathyamoorthy	Tamil
1988	En Thamizh En Makkal		Tamil		[140]
1988	Puthiya Vaanam	D. I. G. Pandidurai	Tamil		[141]
1991	Gnana Paravai	Sivaji	Tamil		[142]
1992	Naangal	Chathurvedi	Tamil		[143]
1992	Chinna Marumagal		Tamil		[144]
1992	Mudhal Kural		Tamil
1992	Thevar Magan	Periya Thevar	Tamil		[145]
1993	Paarambariyam	Rajamannar	Tamil
1995	Pasumpon	Durairasu Devar	Tamil
1997	Once More	Selvam	Tamil		[146]
1997	Oru Yathramozhi	Anantha Subramaniam	Malayalam		[147]
1998	En Aasai Rasave	Valayapathi	Tamil		[148]
1999	Mannavaru Chinnavaru	Rajashekar	Tamil		[149]
1999	Padayappa	Padayappa's father	Tamil		[150]
1999	Pooparika Varugirom	Author	Tamil		[151]

Television


Year	Title	Notes	Ref.
1974	Chatrapati Sivaji	Television film	[152]
?	Meendum Gowravam	Television series	[153]

Notes

Ganesan played two roles in this film.
Ganesan played three roles in this film.
Ganesan played nine different roles: a widower, a drunkard, a doctor, a gunman, a villager, an actor, a leper, a police commissioner and the bridegroom.

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