Tamil people continue to prove that language is not a barrier to cinema. tamil people continue to prove that a good film in any language be it Telugu, Hindi, malayalam or kannada will definitely be welcomed in tamil Nadu. The latest example of this is Manjummal Boys. Let's see about other language films celebrated by tamil cinema before this film.

Arundhati

Arundhati was the film that brought about the biggest turning point in Anushka's career. anushka impressed with her aggressive performance in the film. The horror scenes of the film are enough to scare people even today. So the film was celebrated in a big way in tamil as well as Telugu.

Naan ee

Naan E is one of the masterpiece films directed by Rajamouli. It was a creation beyond imagination that one can think of such things with an E. Action scenes with E, revenge with E, this movie is a surprise. So the film was celebrated in kollywood as well.

Premam

Premam is a malayalam film celebrated by tamil Nadu fans. director Alphonse Putran succeeded in portraying the love of three seasons very beautifully and realistically. And since the film had a tamil Nadu connection here and there, premam set a record of running for 175 days here alone.

Baahubali

Baahubali is the film that Pillaiyar gave a spin to pan india films. The success of the film has led to the release of more pan india films today. rajamouli enjoyed a huge success by shooting the historical film with such stunning scenes that it could not have been done better than this. It is noteworthy that the film collected more than Rs.100 crores in tamil Nadu.

KGF

KGF is another Pan india film that kollywood celebrated. The film revolutionized kannada cinema. It was only after this film that kannada films began to gain popularity. Its punchy dialogues and music took the film to unshakable heights. No one can forget KGF's century at the tamil Nadu box office.

Kantara

Gandhara is another masterpiece of kannada cinema. Directed by rishabh Shetty and starring the hero, the film dealt deeply with Manshantha's religious beliefs. Gandhara, which was released as a rival to Ponni's Selvan, was a box office hit in tamil Nadu.

Manjummel boys

Manjummal Boys is the latest celebrated foreign language film in tamil cinema. The film is based on the true incident of Guna Cave and has Kamal Haasan's Guna film connection, so tamil cinema is celebrating this with its head high. The film has grossed over Rs.20 crores in tamil Nadu alone