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9 Films Together
Nassar
Actor

Nassar

Urvashi
Actor

Urvashi

9 films·1994–2017·Top Music Composer: Mohamaad Ghibran (2 films)·Top co-star: Vivek (3 films)

Nassar & Urvashi Movies Together List — 9 Films

Complete Movies List & Collaboration History

Last updated: 2026-07-14 · Data sources: Wikipedia, TMDB

Nassar and Urvashi appeared together in 9 Tamil films between 1994 and 2017. Their highest-rated collaboration was Manamantha (2016 — 8.1/10).

9
Films Together
6.5
Average Rating
1994 - 2017
Career Span
Tamil
Primary Language
Credibility
Career Phase
Active×Active
Long-Term Partnership

The Nassar & Urvashi partnership

After 12 years apart, they came back together for Uttama Villain (2015). They didn't share a set between 2003 and 2015. They saved their best for last — Manamantha (8.1/10) came 22 years in.

Their work runs across 3 decades of Tamil cinema. Magalir Mattum (2017, 7.6/10) is the underseen one in the catalogue.

The shape of the work

The 1990s belonged to Magalir Mattum; the 2010s to Manamantha. Nassar acted in every film; Urvashi acted in all of them.

Partnership facts

  • Their first film together, Magalir Mattum (1994), was a women-centric comedy where Nassar played the only male lead. Urvashi later said she was nervous acting opposite him because he was already a respected character actor, but he broke the ice by deliberately flubbing his lines to make her laugh on set.
  • In Viralukketha Veekkam (1999), Nassar played a strict father and Urvashi his wife. The director revealed that Nassar would deliberately pause mid-dialogue to let Urvashi's comic timing take over — he knew she could milk a silence better than anyone, so he handed her the rhythm of every scene.
  • Their 2016 film Manamantha (originally made in Telugu, dubbed in Tamil) was the only film where they played a married couple dealing with a child's illness. The emotional weight of their performances directly inspired a wave of realistic family dramas in Tamil cinema the following year, including the critically acclaimed 'Aruvi'.
  • Nassar and Urvashi have a standing rule: whenever they shoot together, they take a 10-minute break after every scene to gossip about old film industry stories. Urvashi once said it's the only way she can keep a straight face during serious scenes with him.
  • Urvashi said about Nassar in a 2017 interview: 'He is the only co-star who can make me forget my lines because I'm laughing so hard. But when the camera rolls, he gives me a look — and I know exactly what he needs from me.'

9 films across 3 decades

The 1990s accounted for 3 films, averaging 5.1/10.

The 2000s accounted for 2 films, averaging 6.5/10.

The 2010s brought 4 films together, anchored by Manamantha (8.1/10).

1990s
Films3
Avg Rating5.1/10
Notable:
  • Magalir Mattum(5.5)
  • Viralukketha Veekkam(4.7)
Era:
Nassar: ActiveUrvashi: Active
2000s
Films2
Avg Rating6.5/10
Notable:
  • Pop Carn(6.5)
  • Thennavan(6.5)
Era:
Nassar: ActiveUrvashi: Active
2010s
Films4
Avg Rating7.2/10
Notable:
  • Manamantha(8.1)
  • Magalir Mattum(7.6)
Era:
Nassar: ActiveUrvashi: Active

The partnership in numbers

Partnership Pattern

Duration19942017
Span23 years
Avg Interval~3 years

9 films across 23 years represents consistent collaboration.

Language Distribution

Tamil
8 films (89%)
Telugu
1 film (11%)

Linguistic diversity: 2 languages, with Tamil being their primary medium.

Where each was in their career

After Magalir Mattum, Nassar kept going for 77 more films; Urvashi stepped back. By the time of Magalir Mattum, both already had careers — Nassar with 28 films, Urvashi with 21.

Nassar

Before Magalir Mattum, Nassar had starred in 28 films, including Kalyana Agathigal (1985) and Eeramana Rojavae (1991).

After Magalir Mattum, Nassar went on to appear in 77 more films, including 10th Class Diaries (2022) and 800 (2023).

Urvashi

Before Magalir Mattum, Urvashi had starred in 21 films, including Mundhanai Mudichu (1983) and Naam (1985).

After Magalir Mattum, Urvashi went on to appear in 19 more films, including Veetla Vishesham (2022) and Raju Gari Gadhi - 3 (2019).

Language
Decade

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