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- Jambhavan (/dʒɑːmbəvɑːn/) is a 2006 Indian Tamil-language action film written and directed by A. M. Nandakumar. The film stars Prashanth, Nila and Meghna...
- production and neither of the films made any notable impact at the box office. Jambhavan, which released in September 2006, had gone through production h****les...
- Kannaley Kundakka Mandakka Aathi (2006) Sudesi Jerry Parijatham Kusthi Jambhavan Kedi Varalaaru Manikanda (2007) Periyar Thottal Poo Malarum Marudhamalai...
- Aaruyire Madhu/Madhu's memory Tamil 2006 Bangaram Sandhya Reddy Telugu Jambhavan Ezhil Tamil 2007 Lee C****ammal Tamil Marudhamalai Divya Tamil 2008 Kaalai...
- a Tamil movie "Thodi Raagam". He also acted as Prashanth's father in Jambhavan (2006). Harikatha Chudamani awarded by the Krishna Gana Sabha in the presence...
- (Tamil) 2004 Giri (Tamil) 2005 Sukran (Tamil) 2005 Daas (Tamil) 2006 Jambhavan (Tamil) 2006 Madrasi (Tamil) 2008 Vambu Sandai (Tamil) 2009 Villu (Tamil)...
- Nandakumaran) and the hero seem to have lost interest." Nandakumar announced Jambhavan (2006) in December 2005 and began production shortly after a launch event...
- Shani Sapna Hindi Vikramarkudu Dancer Chameli Telugu Special appearance Jambhavan Anu Tamil Bada Dosth Malayalam Debut Special appearance 2007 Aadavari...
- 2006 Idhaya Thirudan My Autograph (Kannada) Thirupathi Thiruttu Payale Jambhavan Vattaram 2007 Muni Pirappu No 73, Shanthi Nivasa (Kannada) Pallikoodam...
- Rani (2013), Naanum Rowdy Dhaan (2015), Aramm (2017), Nila Anbe Aaruyire Jambhavan (2006), Marudhamalai (2007), Lee (2007) Raai Laxmi Karka Kasadara Dhaam...