2010 has been an unforgettable for many actors as it offered them whole of surprises and grand successes as well. We bring you a look of 5 best actors, who have been successful with their films and indeed made their producers happy.
#1. Rajnikanth
'Enthiran' has become the address of identification for Tamil film industry at international cinema. The film has been acclaimed by international audiences and Hollywood technicians as well. Superstar Rajnikanth is the man of honor as his dedication was very much blatant for the film's success.#2. Kamal Haasan
'Manmadhan Ambu' has become a sleeper hit with favorable situations in box office. He has showcased his best potentials into various arenas of performance, storytelling, screenwriter, lyrics and playback singer. It's a decorous effort from the legend of Indian Cinema.#3. Surya
The actor's track record has been on full swing as his previous films have been blockbusters. 2010 wasn't an exception as his 'Singam' become one of the biggest grosser spinning big profits for Sun Pictures. Suriya made it happen with his breathtaking performance. His other film 'Rattha Sarithiram' on the top of everything. The critics have made it clear that none could have done this role so efficiently than Suriya.#4. Vijay:
Sura our Ilaya thalapathi's 50th movie. Tamanna Bhatia is co-star for Vijay. Vijay as a fisherman and Tamanna Bhatia as a college student who fall in love with Vijay.Sura is Golden jubilee in number, but fails to earn the same for its quality!
#5. Aarya
A perfect hat-trick spell with 'Madharasapattinam', 'Boss Engira Baskaran' and 'Chikku Bukku'. Actor Aarya with his effortless performance managed to carry out a best track record in 2010. Next year too has some big projects on the line that includes Bala's 'Avan Ivan', Lingusamy's 'Vettai' and Mysskin's 'Mugamudi'.#6. Karthi:
His vivid experiment of performing unique roles in all the three films gets him a good position in A-League of actors. This could be the best year for Karthi as he had three films - 'Aayirathil Oruvan', 'Paiyaa' and 'Naan Mahaan Alla' based on different genres.
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