Another notable release of 2004 was "Viruvaru," directed by Bala, which starred Ajith Kumar and Pooja Bhabu in the lead roles. The movie received positive reviews and performed well at the box office.
The Kollywood industry delivered some of its most memorable films that year. Notable titles include: New 2004 Movie - Download Tamilrockers
| Movie | Why It Was a Blockbuster | Key Cast & Crew | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | The year’s biggest hit; a remake of the Telugu superhit Okkadu . It ran for an impressive 200 days in theaters, cementing Vijay’s place as a commercial star. | Vijay, Trisha, Music by Vidyasagar | | Autograph | A poignant story about nostalgia and lost love. The film was a massive success, running for 175 days due to Cheran’s brilliant narration. | Cheran, Sneha, Music by Bharadhwaj | | 7/G Rainbow Colony | A raw, coming-of-age drama. Directed by Selvaraghavan, it featured a powerful soundtrack by Yuvan Shankar Raja and was a trendsetter for youth-centric films. | Ravikrishna, Sonia Agarwal | | Virumandi | A masterclass in non-linear storytelling. Kamal Haasan wrote, directed, and starred in this violent yet philosophical film, showcasing his unparalleled talent. | Kamal Haasan, Abhirami, Music by Ilaiyaraaja | | Kaadhal | A realistic love story made with newcomers. It was the most profitable film of 2004, proving that content and realism could beat big star power. | Bharath, Sandhya | | Manmathan | Silambarasan's breakthrough film. The combination of Yuvan’s music and Simbu’s youthful energy made it a major hit. | Silambarasan, Jyothika | | Vasoolraja M.B.B.S. | An entertaining Tamil remake of Munnabhai M.B.B.S. , adapted perfectly for local audiences by Saran with hilarious dialogue by Crazy Mohan. | Kamal Haasan, Sneha | Another notable release of 2004 was "Viruvaru," directed