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• Malayali (2005)
• Sreedharante Onnu Nikkahala (2010)
• Onnum Ninteyum Njan (2012)

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Chandramukhi (2005): Starring with Rajinikanth, this horror-comedy became a massive commercial success and turned her into a household name in the South. Title: The Reign of the Lady Superstar: A

This era is defined by two colossal hits: Naanum Rowdy Dhaan (2015), where her role as a hearing-impaired girl was both vulnerable and fierce, and Maya (2015), a horror film that made her the undisputed queen of the genre in Kollywood. Critically, her collaboration with director Vignesh Shivan produced Naanum Rowdy Dhaan and later Netrikann (2021). The 2018 film Kolamavu Kokila was a watershed moment: Nayanthara played a drug mule, proving that a female-led dark comedy could outperform major male-star releases. Films like Aramm (2017), where she played a district collector tackling a water crisis, solidified her image as a socially conscious superstar. clutching a doll

Nayanthara is known for her philanthropic efforts, particularly in the area of education and healthcare. She has also been an advocate for women's empowerment and has supported various charitable causes.

• Maya (2015): The first female-centric horror hit in Tamil cinema. The video of her alone in a bungalow, clutching a doll, went viral not for jump scares, but for her raw, silent terror. Fan-made edits titled “Nayanthara: Queen of Horror” racked up millions.
• Aramm (2017): As a district collector fighting for water rights, she shed all makeup. A single clip of her screaming into a phone in a government office became a meme, a protest anthem, and an acting masterclass—all at once.
• Raja Rani (2013) & Naanum Rowdy Dhan (2015): These romantic comedies produced viral gold. The "Rowdy Baby" song from Petta (2019) with Rajinikanth? That video became the most-viewed Tamil song on YouTube, crossing 1.5 billion views. But the behind-the-scenes clip of Nayanthara laughing with Rajini, calling him "Thalaivar," went equally viral, humanizing the superstar.