9 Iconic Rajinikanth Dialogues that Made Fans Go Crazy from Annamalai to Shivaji
With his debut in 1975 in K. Bala Chander’s Apoorva Raagangal, Rajinikanth has become a successful actor in Indian cinema. He has proven his talent and charisma by delivering numerous blockbusters in his 49-year career. Additionally, he is globally recognized for his timeless style and charm.
The movie Vettaiyan recently made headlines when a deleted scene featuring Fahadh Faasi delivering an iconic dialogue from Muthu was released by the makers. Rajinikanth has a number of iconic dialogues that are still popular among movie buffs after many years. In this article, Pinkvilla has compiled a list of the top 9 Rajinikanth dialogues that enamored cinephiles, especially women, for Thalaiva.
Top 9 Rajinikanth dialogues
1. “Naan solrathaiyum seiven, sollathathiyum seiven” – Annamalai ( 1992)
Starting the list with this powerful dialogue from Rajinikanth’s 1992 film Annamalai. The iconic dialogue translates to ‘I will do what I say, I will also do what I don’t say.’ Directed by Suresh Krissna, the Tamil movie explores the friendship between Annamalai (Rajinikanth), a milkman, and Ashok (Sarath Babu), the son of a rich businessman.
2. “Kanna, panni dhan Kootama varum. Singam Singleaa dhaan varum” – Sivaji (2007)
Another powerful dialogue from Rajinikanth’s blockbuster film from 2007, Sivaji. In this film, Rajinikanth single-handedly deals with a group of bad guys while delivering this dialogue in his iconic style and swagger.
3. “Naan vandhuten nu sollu, thirumbi vandhutenu. Twenty-five varushathuku munadi epdi ponano Kabali apdiye thirumbi vandutan nu sollu. Kabali da!” – Kabali (2016)
This particular dialogue from Rajinikanth’s Kabali became extremely famous on social media when the film was released in 2016. Fans were thrilled by Rajinikanth’s character declaring his return with this iconic dialogue.
4. “Nee virumburavalai kattikiruthai vida unnai virumburavalai kattikitta, un vazhkkai santhoshama irrukkum.” – Valli (1993)
Rajinikanth’s dialogue from the 1993 movie Valli emphasizes the importance of marrying someone who loves you over someone you love. The romantic drama explores the relationship between Velu and Valli, where complications arise due to societal expectations.
5. “Idhu epdi iruku?” – 16 Vayathinile (1977)
In the 1977 film 16 Vayathinile, Rajinikanth delivers this dialogue as the negative character Parattai. The line, “Idhu epdi iruku?” translates to ‘How is this’?