“Cinema is my profession. A part of my life. It is not fair that I use cinema to express my feelings and policies” – these were the words once spoken by megastar Rajinikanth. The ‘Duniya Ke Bachaar’ actor Rajini also proved himself as a talented comedian with the film ‘Mullam Malaram’. ‘ in 1978. Apparently, the late director Rajasekhar directed Rajinikanth by mixing comedy in family-style films like Thambi Antha Oru, Padikkadavan, Mapillai, Dharmadurai, completely satisfying the audience. It was Rajinikanth who proved to South India that an action hero can also be a good comedian. Later, this became the sole reason why Rajinikanth’s fan base spread beyond Tamil Nadu to Japan.
In the 80s, a distinct fan base emerged for him among kids from the films Ambulla Rajinikanth, Raja Chinna Roja. The multi-talented actor not only delivers punchy dialogues and performs stunts. In his journey in Tamil cinema, he has proved himself by bringing forth the best comedians. In recognition of his hard work, apart from several honors and awards in his film career, the 70-year-old actor was honored with the 51st Dadasaheb Phalke Award, India’s highest film honour, by Vice President Venkaiah Naidu in New Delhi on October 25. Contribution to Indian Cinema.
Here are some comedy dialogue pics of actor Rajinikanth that make the audience go ‘LOL’ even after decades.
Movie: Thumbikku Antha Ooru, 1984
A snake scene in the movie Thambikku Antha Oru has captured countless hearts, the way Rajinikanth displayed his facial expressions on his bed worrying about seeing a snake next to him. Although there are no dialogues in the scene, the actor still makes the audience laugh out loud with his deadly eerie expressions. Nearly four decades after its release, the scene’s template has been used by meme creators to create memes.
Movie: Chandramukhi, 2005
The hilarious combo of Rajinikanth and Vadivelu in Chandramukhi has many fans. A diabolical scene in the film continues to make the audience laugh out loud even after 16 years of its release. The conversation between Rajinikanth and Vadivelu in the so-called ‘Haunted Palace of Chandramukhi’ goes like this…
Vadivelu: I doubt it. Are there devils in the world? Can we believe it or not? Has anyone seen this? Please clear my doubt.
Rajinikanth: Murugesha..(Vadivelu) We can predict devils by some pointers. A dog would still howl.
Vadivelu: I can hear the sound. (out of pure concern)
Rajinikanth: Did I ask you?
Vadivelu: No.
Rajinikanth: The windows will be closed because of the wind.
Vadivelu: Oh no, I can hear the slamming of windows too.
Rajinikanth: Did I ask you?
Vadivelu: No.
Rajinikanth: Then there is the smell of jasmine flower in the air.
Vadivelu: (crying out loud) I can even smell the smell of jasmine flower.
Rajinikanth: Did I ask you?
Vadivelu: No.
Rajinikanth: Finally, a white figure will be seen floating in the air.
Vadivelu: ‘Kelambiduchu pa, Kelambiduchu pa’ (meaning: it came)
Film: Thillu Mulu, 1981
Actor Rajinikanth’s first full-length epic comedy film was ‘Thillu Mulu’, directed by late director K Balachander. Rajinikanth agreed to star in the film only because Balachander strongly suggested that he should be cast in roles other than commercial roles to break Rajinikanth’s image of being a single popular stunt hero at the time. Actor Thengai Srinivasan interviewing actor Rajinikanth is an age-old interesting scene.
Movie: Ambukku Naan Adimai, 1980
Cook: I am cooking till the boss comes and cooks for you (officer) who came after transfer to this city.
Rajinikanth: Oh, the boss cooks?
Cook: Whatever the officer, his wife is the boss. If she comes down I don’t interfere. how are you sir?
Rajinikanth: Not married yet.
Cook: Okay, so I’ve made fresh chicken curry for you.
Film: Dharmathin Thalaivan, 1988
Actor Rajinikanth did double action in this film. One role is that of a teacher who gets ready in a scene quickly. Meanwhile, he forgets to wear his dhoti, leaves with white shirt and traditional boxer shorts. The actor goes to a bus stop where people make fun of him. When he finally realizes that he is half-dressed, he runs back home when a dog follows him.
Movie: Muthu, 1995
It is one of the blockbuster movies of the 90s. A letter scene ‘Deepavali parisu’ (Deepavali gift) with Rajinikanth, Meena, Sarath Babu, Senthil, Vadivelu and others in the film also gives a twist and ‘raffle’ moment to the audience. Rajinikanth’s ‘Kedikaradhu Kedaikama Irukadhu, Kedaikadhadhu Kedaikadhu’ is a famous life-lesson dialogue from the movie. Meaning, what is for you will reach you at any cost, what is not for you will never reach you.’
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