From Why this Kolaveri Di to English Lovesu, we list out the songs that Dhanush has made memorable with his voice.

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19 Years of Dhanush: 20 songs that define the singer in the multi-talented actor

Actor. Director. Producer. Lyricist. Singer. What not?

Team CE

Published:28th Jul, 2019 at 4:07 PM

Amma Amma, which has Dhanush sharing singing credits with the inimitable Janaki, is one for the ages.

The song that arguably started it all. Why This Kolaveri Di, which became the most searched YouTube video in India, attracting more than 20 million views within 28 days, became some sort of a cult.

Mastering the 'Madras Bhaashai' is no mean task. Dhanush's Goindhammavaala from Vetrimaaran's Vadachennai is a master-class on the unique slang.

Quite controversial for its lyrics, Kaadhal En Kaadhal, rendered on a 'high' note by Dhanush, is agmark 'earworm' material

Enga Area Ulla Varadha, rendered organically by Dhanush, opens Selvaraghavan's cult drama, Pudhupettai, and unequivocally, nails the mood.

Dhanush renders Englishu Lovesu in the tamil version of Fakir, in his own signature style. His charm, combined with the overall relatable vibe of a new relationship make this track a clear winner.

One of Dhanush's best melodies, Kannazhaga, co-performed by Shruti Haasan, celebrates teenage love in all its glory.

Dhanush makes this fast-paced, peppy song his own, with his unique twists to the otherwise routine tribute song for the hero

Dhanush is absolutely delightful in this 'area kuthu' - a contagious dance number from Anegan.

A real-quirky track from the Yogi -Dhanush duo, Life of Raghuvaran almost plays out like an authentic English rap song.

Another 'thara-local' number from Ethir Neechal, Local Boys has Dhanush in his 'kuthu' best.

Rowdy Baby - the quintessential dance number made iconic by the charm of Prabhu Dheva's choreography, Dhanush's voice, and Sai Pallavi's steps. Need we say more?

Dhanush, with able support from Anirudh, nails the intoxicated feel of 'first love' in this sprightly song from Thanga Magan

A soothing melody on healing, and coping with tragedy, Po Indru Neeyaga, in the voice of Dhanush, is a fitting ode to love, and the beauty of life.

Dhanush's singing debut, Naatu Sarakku, ruled the music channels and the FM during its times. The actor's 'raw' rendering of the track is truly infectious.

A rare collaboration of Dhanush with Yuvan Shankar Raja, the genre-bending Solli Tholayenma from Yaakai, is good music, done right.

Dhanush owns the Teddy Bear Song - video-gamed theme funky track in Ghibran's music with his unique accent. His rendering of the line 'Kaakavum Peacock Aavum' is 'oru paanai soruku oru soru padham.'

Dhanush's crazy, uninhibited vocals elevate this sensual song from Aayirathil Oruvan to a different league altogether.

The Dhanush - Anirudh combo rise a toast to love at first sight in Nijamellam Marandhu Pochu, a refreshing romanting track from Ethir Neechal

Dhanush's version of Venpani Malerey - a soul-stirring celebration of romance - is proof of the actor's versatility as a singer