Kabali
Directed
by
Pa
Ranjith,
Kabali
was
a
gangster-drama
and
featured
Rajinikanth
in
the
role
of
an
ageing
yet
fierce
don.
Sporting
a
stylish
'suited
and
booted'
mature
look,
Thalaiva
looked
stunning
and
redefined
the
meaning
of
on-screen
swag
with
his
reel
actions.
Also
featuring
Radhika
Apte
in
the
lead,
Kabali
hit
screens
in
2016
and
did
well
at
the
box
office.
Sivaji
In
one
of
the
most
memorable
scenes
from
Shivaji,
Rajini
donned
a
skinhead
look
and
experimented
with
his
on-screen
image
like
never
before.
Needless
to
say,
his
trademark
on-screen
mannerisms
made
his
'motta
boss' avatar
a
hit
with
fans
and
critics
alike.
Directed
by
S
Shankar,
Sivaji
did
pretty
well
and
the
box
office
and
received
favourable
reviews
from
the
target
audience.
Baasha
One
of
Rajinikanth's
most
unforgettable
films
ever,
Baasha
featured
him
in
the
role
of
a
suave
young
don
and
helped
him
showcase
his
abilities
to
the
fullest.
The
star's
intense
yet
uber-cool
body
language
and
tiger-like
intensity
made
the
character
a
cult
classic.
A
Suresh
Krishna
directorial,
it
also
had
Nagma
and
Raghuvaran
in
the
lead.
Muthu
KS
Ravikumar's
masterpiece
Muthu
helped
Rajinikanth
become
a
household
name
in
Japan.
It
revolved
around
how
a
simple
servant's
life
is
turned
upside
down
when
he
comes
to
know
about
his
family
background.
Some
of
the
most
remarkable
scenes
of
Muthu
featured
Rajini
in
the
get-up
of
an
old
destitute
monk.
As
expected,
he
did
full
justice
to
the
look
and
left
fans
asking
for
more.
Thillu
Mullu
A
remake
of
the
Hindi
hit
Gol
Maal,
Thillu
Mullu
was
Rajinikanth's
first
full-fledged
comedy
film
and
saw
him
sport
a
moustache-less
look
for
perhaps
the
first
time
in
his
career.
Directed
by
his
mentor
K
Balachander,
it
opened
to
a
reasonably
good
response
at
the
box
office
and
is
regarded
the
one
of
Tamil
cinema's
finest
comedies.
So,
which
is
your
favourite
Rajinikanth
look?
Comments,
please!