Harris Jayaraj - Film Score and Soundtracks

Film Score and Soundtracks

Year Tamil Telugu Hindi Notes
2001 Minnale Cheli Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein • # Filmfare Award for Best Music Director
Majunu
12B 12B Do Raaste – 12B
2002 Vetri Vasu
Samurai Samurai
2003 Lesa Lesa
Saamy Swamy IPS
Kovil Rudhrudu
Kaakha Kaakha Gharshana (2004) • Force (2011) • # Filmfare Award for Best Music Director
Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Music Director
2004 Chellamae Prema Chadarangam
Arasatchi Judgement
Arul Akhandudu
2005 Thotti Jaya # Jalakanta
Ullam Ketkumae Preminchi Chudu
Anniyan Aparichithudu Aparichit Filmfare Award for Best Music Director
Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Music Director
Ghajini Ghajini Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Music Director
2006 Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu Raghavan
Kumaran Sainikudu
2007 Pachaikili Muthucharam Dhrohi
Unnale Unnale Neevalle Neevalle
Vetri Thirumagan (2008) Munna Bagawat
2008 Bheema Bheema
Sathyam Salute
Dhaam Dhoom Rakshakudu
Vaaranam Aayiram Surya S/O Krishnan Filmfare Award for Best Music Director – Tamil
Vijay Award for Best Music Director
2009 Ayan Veedokkade Filmfare Award for Best Music Director – Tamil
Aadhavan Ghatikudu Vijay Award for Best Music Director
2010 Ramcharan Orange
2011 Engeyum Kadhal Ninnu Chooste Love Vastundi
Ko Rangam
7aum Arivu Seventh Sense
2012 Nanban Snehithudu
Oru Kal Oru Kannadi Ok Ok
Maattrraan Brothers
Thuppakki Thuppakki
2013 Irandam Ulagam Brindavanomlo Nandakumaradu Filming
Endrendrum Punnagai Filming
Yaan Pre-production
Notes
  • • indicates the remade or dubbed movie has additional or replaced songs composed by Harris.
  • # indicates the soundtrack album has one or more bonus songs composed by a different composer.
  • The movie Force has four songs composed by Harris. Film scoring is done by Sameer Phatarpekar with themes taken from the songs.

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