15 years of 'Dasavathaaram': Reasons why Kamal Haasan starrer is worth revisiting

'Dasavathaaram' featuring Kamal Haasan in the lead is one of the most important films in the history of Tamil cinema. Directed by KS Ravikumar, 'Dasavathaaram' written by Kamal Haasan, turned out as the first 200 crores grosser of the actor. The Tamil film has completed 15 years today, and here are five reasons why the Kamal Haasan starrer is a movie worth revisiting.

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Kamal Haasan played ten different roles to match the film's title 'Dasavathaaram'. From hero, and villain to supporting roles, Kamal Haasan played every major role in the film, and he underwent major makeover for the ten different looks. But the ace actor proved why he is a legend by delivering the best to all ten roles, and it's a treat to watch the versatile actor in 10 distinct roles. Makeup artists Michael Westmore and Kothandapani surely deserve applause for Kamal Haasan's makeover.

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KS Ravikumar associated with Kamal Haasan for the fourth time to direct 'Dasavathaaram'. Even though the film’s story was written by Kamal Haasan, KS Ravikumar gave life to the film's story brilliantly through his direction and screenplay. KS Ravikumar made the film more engaging through his fast-paced screenplay with a perfect mix of comedy, sentiment, and action.

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Ravi Varman handled the cinematography for 'Dasavathaaram' and his visuals heavily added power to the film. Despite heavy graphic works, Ravi Varman made the frames look natural through his lens, and he made the film look colorful and pleasing. 'Dasavathaaram' marked Ravi Varman's second successful film with Kamal Haasan after 'Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu'.

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Kamal Haasan, who is popular for bringing new techniques to the cinema, has made the audience feel the tsunami live through the climax of 'Dasavathaaram'. The film has a connection with the 2004 tsunami that hit the eastern coastal regions of Tamil Nadu, and the scene was technically well shot. The high-budget drama was shot in almost three years. Rajinikanth’s video from the sets of 'Lal Salaam' out!

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