Kamal
Haasan
is
arguably
the
most
talented
artist
in
film
industry
India
has
ever
produced.
One
can
find
perfection
in
whatever
the
Nayakan
actor
does
pertaining
to
cinema.
His
movies
speaks
for
his
fine
ability
to
display
the
actual
emotions
of
characters
that
he
portrays
and
it
is
hard
to
detect
a
particular
character
that
he
has
not
tried
to
bring
it
alive
on-screen.
Kamal
Haasan
is
also
known
for
his
love
for
technology
as
he
has
been
credited
for
bringing
new
technologies
into
Tamil
cinema
that
has
helped
Kollywood
to
grow
immensely.
His
Vishwaroopam
was
the
first
film
in
India
that
was
released
using
a
technology
called
AURO-3D
.
The
technology,
according
to
the
legendary
actor,
enriches
the
cinema
viewing
experience
by
delivering
a
full
3-D
sound
spread
that
has
the
capacity
to
reproduce
a
natural
acoustic
sound.
He
is
always
seen
in
talks
with
the
Film
Artiste'
Association
and
theatre
owners
to
embrace
new
technologies
that
will
enhance
the
overall
experience
of
movie
lovers.
He
has
also
got
himself
into
trouble
many
times
for
trying
to
bring
about
a
change
to
Indian
cinema.
The
latest
example
being
his
disagreement
with
the
theatre
owners
across
India
when
he
had
suggested
to
release
his
movie
Vishwaroopam
on
a
DTH
platform.
Kamal
Haasan
has
always
been
a
step
ahead
from
the
rest.
Be
it
his
love
for
technology
or
simply
the
way
in
which
he
thinks.
The
best
example
illustrating
this
fact
is
his
latest
interview
which
revealed
that
he
had
written
a
poem
about
the
onset
of
gay
marriages
ten
years
ago
but
didn't
publish
it
as
it
would've
earned
him
a
lot
of
controversies
at
that
time.
Sometimes,
even
his
films
are
hard
to
understand
due
to
its
advance
narration
style
for
which
the
actor
has
even
been
criticized
many
a
times
instead
of
attracting
praises.
But
he
has
been
equally
rewarded
for
trying
out
different
things
as
he
is
one
actor
who
has
represented
India
most
number
of
times
at
a
global
event.
Cementing
this
fact
is
the
number
of
Kamal
Haasan
films
that
have
represented
India
at
the
Academy
Awards
commonly
known
as
The
Oscars.
His
last
film
Vishwaroopam
missed
out
on
a
chance
to
represent
India
at
the
Oscars
last
year
by
a
whisker
but
Ulaganayagan
can
boast
about
his
other
films
that
have
crossed
boundaries.
A
total
of
seven
Kamal
Haasan
films
have
represented
India
at
the
Oscars
out
of
which
three
films
were
sent
consecutively
between
1985
to
1987.
Surely,
the
number
will
only
get
bigger
as
each
of
his
film
has
a
possible
potential
to
be
screened
at
a
world
stage
and
Kamal
is
surely
not
going
to
stop
unless
he
realizes
what
it
feels
like
to
be
holding
an
academy
award.
We
bring
to
you
a
list
of
Kamal
Haasan
movies
that
has
represented
India
at
the
Oscars.
We
consider
this
as
a
small
tribute
to
the
artiste
who
might
know
everything
but
still
displays
a
child
like
enthusiasm
to
learn
more.
Saagar
is
a
1985
Bollywood
film
directed
by
Ramesh
Sippy.
Apart
from
being
an
official
entry
into
The
Oscars
from
India,
the
movie
also
gave
Kamal
Haasan
his
Filmfare
Award
for
Best
Actor
after
being
nominated
for
both
Best
Actor
as
well
as
Best
Supporting
Actor
which
was
only
the
second
instance
in
the
history
of
Filmfare
Awards.
Swati
Mutyam
Swati
Mutyam
was
directed
by
K.
Viswanath
and
had
Kamal
Haasan
and
Raadhika
in
the
lead
roles.
The
movie
had
a
silver
jubilee
run
across
India
and
made
it
to
Oscars
in
the
year
1986.
It
was
also
critically
acclaimed
and
portrayed
Kamal
Haasan
as
an
autistic
person.
Nayagan
Nayagan
was
a
trend
setter
at
its
time.
Directed
by
Mani
Ratnam,
the
movie
was
Kamal
Haasan's
third
consecutive
entry
into
Oscars.
The
movie
was
also
included
in
the
list
of
"All-Time
100
Best
Films" by
TIME
magazine
in
2005
and
in
The
Moving
Arts
Film
Journal's
list
of
greatest
films
of
all
time.
Thevar
Magan
This
film
saw
the
collaboration
of
two
greatest
Tamil
actors
of
all
time,
Sivaji
Ganesan
and
Kamal
Haasan.
Directed
by
Bharathan,
the
film,
apart
from
winning
5
National
Awards,
made
it
to
the
65th
Academy
Awards
and
also
completed
a
175-day
run
at
the
box
office.
Kuruthipunal
This
film
too
was
a
trend
setter
for
action
films
at
the
time
of
its
release
and
was
directed
by
the
veteran
cinematographer
P.
C.
Sreeram.
The
film
was
celebrated
for
its
critical
acclaim
and
made
it
to
the
68th
edition
of
Oscars.
Indian
Indian
was
directed
by
Shankar
and
saw
Kamal
Haasan
excel
in
two
distinctively
unique
roles.
The
film
won
3
National
Awards
and
represented
India
at
the
Oscars
in
the
year
1996.
The
movie
was
also
the
most
expensive
Tamil
movie
at
that
time.
Hey
Ram
This
period
drama
masterpiece
was
directed
by
Kamal
Haasan
and
was
considered
for
nomination
in
the
Best
Foreign
Film
category
for
the
year
2000
at
the
Oscars.
Though
the
movie
did
not
do
well
at
the
box
office,
it
is
viewed
even
today
with
a
sense
of
awe.