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Immanuel Vasanth Dinakaran (born 24 January 1983), better known as D. Imman, is an Indian music composer and singer, who predominantly works in Tamil cinema. His first film as music director was Thamizhan in 2002. Since then he has composed music for more than 100 films. He is the fifth Tamil music composer to win the National Film Award for Best Music Direction. He has also won the Filmfare Awards South and he has received 4 Filmfare Awards South nominations. He has also won 1 Tamil Nadu State Film Award, 2 Vijay Awards, 1 Edison Award, 1 Ananda Vikadan Cinema Award and 1 Zee Tamil Award. D. Imman is appointed as the Ambassador for Tamil Chair in University Of Toronto, Canada (2019).[3][4][5]

Career

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Imman began work on music for films aged 15, apprenticing under music composers Mahesh Mahadevan and Adithyan by playing the keyboard.[6] During this period, his work was noticed by television serial producer Kutty Padmini, who gave him the opportunity to work on the theme song and background music for the drama Krishnadasi, which began running in 2000.[6] He subsequently began to get further work in the television circuit, garnering opportunities to score music for Kolangal, Police Diary and Mandhira Vaasal.[citation needed] Kutty Padmini then gave him the chance to score music and compose songs for his first feature film, Kaadhale Swasam, a romantic film featuring Karthik and Meena.[7] Producer Venkateswaran, was impressed with Imman's work in the album, and gave him the opportunity to compose the music for Thamizhan (2002).[6] The album won positive reviews, with the composer also featuring the voices of the lead actors Vijay and Priyanka Chopra for a particular song.

The success of individual songs such as "Azhagiya Asura" from Whistle (2003) made him popular.[8] His next album was for Sundar C's masala film starring Arjun, Giri (2004), with the song Dai Kaiyaa Vechukittu being well received with the town and rural audiences.

The positive reviews that his work in Prabhu Solomon's Mynaa (2010) received, coupled with the film's box office success prompted bigger offers for Imman.[6] He has subsequently collaborated with Prabhu Solomon for the rest of his trilogy of romantic films, earning acclaim for his work in Kumki (2012) and Kayal (2014). Similarly he has struck a similar successful combination with director Suseenthiran, winning positive reviews for his work on Pandianadu (2013) and Jeeva (2014). He teamed up with Actor Vijay again for Jilla (2014). Imman is the composer of Ajithkumar, Nayanthara starrer blockbuster Viswasam (2019). He also worked as a music composer for several films with Actor Sivakarthikeyan (Manam Kothi Paravai, Varuthapadatha Valibar Sangam, Rajinimurugan, Seemaraja, and Namma Veettu Pillai).[8] Also he worked as a music composer for Annaatthe collaborating with Rajinikanth for the first time.[9]

Discography

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Main article: D. Imman discography

Filmography

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Year Film Role Notes
2006 Kovai Brothers Himself Cameo
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Awards & nominations

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D.Imman has received several awards and recognitions for his work in the South Indian film musical world. He has been awarded the Kalaimamani award by the Government of Indian state Tamil Nadu in 2021.[10]

Film Awards Category Result Ref
Mynaa 5th Vijay Awards Best Music Director Nominated
Kumki Ananda Vikatan Cinema Awards 2013 Best Music Director Won [11]
The Chennai Times Film Awards 2013 Best Music Director Nominated [12]
Edison Awards 2013 Best Music Director Won [13]
60th Filmfare Awards South Best Music Director – Tamil Won [14]
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Best Male Playback Singer – Tamil for "Onnum Puriyale" Nominated
Mirchi Music Awards South 2013 Song of the Year for "Ayayayo Aananthamey" Won [17]
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Song of the Year for "Solitaley" Nominated
Album of the Year Won
Music Composer of the Year for "A Lady and the Violin" Nominated
Music Composer of the Year for "Solitaley" Won
Song of the Year – Listener's choice for "Solitaley" Won
Norway Tamil Film Festival Awards 2013 Best Music Director Won [20]
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2nd SIIMA Awards Best Music Director – Tamil Nominated [22]
Tamil Nadu State Film Awards 2017 Best Music Director Won [23]
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7th Vijay Awards Best Music Director Won [25]
Vijay Award for Favourite Song for "Solitaley" Nominated'
Rummy 4th SIIMA Awards Best Music Director Nominated
Kotigobba 2 Mirchi Music Awards South 2017 Song of the Year Kannada for "Saaluthillave" Won [26]
Mirchi Music Awards South 2021 Song of the Decade- Kannada for "Saaluthillave" Won
Viswasam 67th National Film Awards Best Music Director Won [27]
9th SIIMA Awards Best Music Director – Tamil Won [28]
Zee Cine Awards Tamil 2020 Favourite Music Director Won [29]
Norway Tamil Film Festival Awards 2020 Best Music Director Won [30]
Edison Awards 2020 Best Music Director Nominated [31]
Annaatthe 67th Filmfare Awards South Best Music Director Nominated

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Immanuel Vasanth Dinakaran (born 24 January 1983), better known by his stage name D. Imman, is an Indian film composer, singer, and songwriter who predominantly works in , with contributions to and Telugu films as well. He is renowned for his melodic compositions that blend raga-based structures with emotional depth, often evoking the style of 1980s Tamil film music legends like . D. Imman entered the film industry at the age of 15, assisting on projects before making his debut as a with the Tamil Thamizhan in 2002, starring Vijay. His career gained momentum with the rural romantic drama Mynaa in 2010, whose soundtrack became a massive hit and marked his breakthrough, followed by successful scores for films like Kumki (2012), (2016), and Rekka (2016). By 2019, he had composed music for over 100 films, collaborating with leading actors such as in Annaatthe (2021) and Ajith in (2019). Imman's work has earned him significant recognition, including the National Film Award for Best Music Direction at the in 2021 for the songs in , making him the fifth Tamil composer to receive this honor. He has also secured multiple and , praised for creating accessible yet poignant tracks that resonate with mass audiences through collaborations with singers like . Beyond films, Imman occasionally performs as a and has contributed to devotional and independent music projects.

Early life

Family background

D. Imman, born Vasanth Dinakaran on January 24, 1983, in , , , hails from a Christian family background that played a pivotal role in shaping his early worldview. Raised in the vibrant yet modest environs of , he experienced a nurturing environment rooted in faith and community values, which provided a stable foundation during his formative years. His father, J. David Kirubakkara Dass, served as a teacher, instilling principles of and the importance of within the household. This paternal influence emphasized structured learning and perseverance, qualities that resonated through Imman's upbringing in their unpretentious home. The family's Christian heritage further exposed him to from childhood, sparking an initial fascination with melody and rhythm that would later define his creative path. The modest circumstances of their household encouraged resourcefulness and imagination, allowing young Imman to explore his surroundings with curiosity and freedom. This setting, combined with familial support, cultivated an environment conducive to artistic expression from an early age.

Education and initial musical exposure

D. Imman completed his at Don Bosco Matriculation Higher Secondary School in , , where he later reflected on his time there with deep emotion during a visit in 2014. He pursued higher education at in , and received a from the . Imman developed an interest in music from a very early age, beginning to play instruments during his formative years in . His family played a supportive role in nurturing this passion, providing encouragement for his musical pursuits. Born into a Christian family, he was immersed in environments that contributed to his foundational understanding of and .

Career

Assistant roles and early opportunities

D. Imman entered the Tamil at the age of 15, serving as a keyboard and assistant to composers and . In these assistant roles during the early 2000s, Imman contributed to background scores and uncredited song arrangements for several Tamil films, honing his skills in and programming while supporting established composers. He extended similar contributions to television, composing theme songs and background music for popular Tamil serials such as Krishnadasi (2000), Mandhira Vaasal, Kolangal, and Police Diary, which helped build his reputation in the industry. Imman's first independent composing opportunity arose through producer Kutty Padmini, a television series veteran who noticed his TV work and entrusted him with the music and songs for her feature film Kaadhale Swasam, a romantic project starring Karthik and Meena; however, the film was ultimately shelved. Through persistent involvement in Chennai's vibrant music circles—via studio collaborations and serial productions—Imman forged key connections that paved the way for his breakthrough in feature films.

Debut and breakthrough

D. Imman made his debut as a with the 2002 Tamil film , directed by Majith and starring Vijay in the lead role alongside in her acting debut. The soundtrack, consisting of five , introduced Imman's early style blending energetic rhythms and melodic hooks, with tracks like "Hot Party" and the patriotic title song "Tamizha Tamizha" gaining moderate attention among audiences. In the years following his debut, Imman composed for a series of Tamil films that contributed to his gradual rise, including ABCD (2005) and Chinna (2005), where his scores featured upbeat and youthful compositions that achieved modest commercial success and helped solidify his presence in the industry. These early projects allowed him to experiment with varied genres, from romantic numbers to action-oriented tracks, building a foundation for more ambitious work. Imman's breakthrough arrived with the 2010 Tamil film , directed by , a rural romantic drama whose soundtrack became a massive hit, marking his first major commercial and critical success with melodic folk-infused tracks that resonated widely. This was followed by the 2012 film Kumki, also directed by , a musical adventure centered on trained elephants in a rural setting. The soundtrack, comprising ten tracks including three versions, was lauded for its innovative fusion of folk elements with modern orchestration, capturing the film's rustic and emotional essence through songs like "Ayayayoo Aananthamey" and "Sollitaley Ava Kaadhala". The album's success, driven by its authentic portrayal of tribal and village life, further boosted Imman's profile as a capable of genre-defining work. Around 2010, Imman ventured into the Telugu and film industries for the first time, composing scores that expanded his multilingual footprint and introduced his melodic style to new audiences.

Established success and major films

Following his breakthrough, D. Imman achieved sustained commercial success through a series of high-profile Tamil films that showcased his ability to blend folk-infused melodies with mass-appeal rhythms, earning widespread acclaim for both songs and background scores. In 2014, his collaboration with Vijay in , directed by R. T. Neethakaran, marked a significant milestone, with tracks like "Verasa Pogayile" becoming chart-toppers and contributing to the film's box-office triumph. This period solidified his position as a go-to for action entertainers, as his soundtracks often amplified the emotional and energetic arcs of narratives. Imman's work on Viswasam (2019), starring Ajith Kumar and directed by Siva, represented a peak in his career, where the soundtrack's rustic folk elements and intense background score garnered critical and commercial praise. Songs such as "Vaaney Vaaney," rendered by Sid Sriram, and "Kannaana Kanney" by Shakthisree Gopalan, dominated audio charts and played a key role in the film's massive success, grossing over ₹200 crore worldwide. The background score, in particular, was lauded for its raw intensity in underscoring the rural action drama, earning Imman the National Film Award for Best Music Direction in 2021. This collaboration with Ajith highlighted his versatility in creating anthemic tracks that resonated with family audiences. Further elevating his stature, Imman's first collaboration with came in (2021), again directed by Siva, where he composed a soundtrack featuring celebratory folk numbers like "Annaatthe Annaatthe," sung by in one of his final recordings. The album's mass-oriented tracks, including upbeat duets and emotional ballads, aligned with the film's rural action-comedy tone and boosted its release performance. By 2023, Imman had composed for over 100 films, seamlessly merging commercial hits with critically appreciated works like Manithan (2016), where youthful romantic tracks such as "Nee Dhaan" added vibrancy to the thriller narrative, demonstrating his enduring impact on .

Recent projects and collaborations

In the period spanning 2022 to 2025, D. Imman has focused on a diverse array of film projects, building on his established reputation to explore multilingual productions and evolving distribution models. Although primarily released in 2021, the post-production of Laabam extended into 2022, where Imman's score blended folk elements with orchestral arrangements to underscore the film's environmental themes. Similarly, his work on Teddy, a Tamil fantasy action film, featured energetic tracks that complemented its visual effects, while Bhoomi incorporated rhythmic percussion to heighten its action-drama narrative. These efforts marked a transitional phase, allowing Imman to refine his approach amid pandemic-related delays in the industry. By 2023, Imman delivered compositions for , where his soundtrack integrated traditional Tamil folk influences with modern beats to support its gritty family feud plot. These projects demonstrated his adaptability to character-driven narratives, often collaborating with emerging directors to infuse regional authenticity into the music. In 2024, he contributed to Inga Naan Thaan Kingu, a Tamil comedy that highlighted upbeat, humorous melodies, and Teenz, a youth-oriented with youthful, pop-infused tracks designed to appeal to younger audiences. As of November 2025, Imman's recent slate includes several releases, such as Bomb, released theatrically in September 2025 before transitioning to digital platforms, underscoring his alignment with the growing emphasis on OTT accessibility in South Indian cinema. Looking toward ongoing and future projects, his lineup features Baby and Baby, a Tamil project exploring emotional family dynamics through melodic ballads; the bilingual Eleven in Tamil and Telugu, a thriller that promises suspenseful, tension-building scores; Chennai City Gangsters, featuring urban hip-hop and electronic elements for its crime saga; and Elumale, his return to Kannada cinema in collaboration with director Atlanta Nagendra and actor Tharun Sudhir, marking a strategic expansion into regional markets. These multilingual ventures reflect Imman's ongoing shift toward pan-Indian collaborations, leveraging prior successes to secure larger production scales.

Musical style and influences

Core elements of composition

D. Imman's composition style is characterized by a distinctive fusion of Tamil folk traditions and classical Carnatic elements with Western genres, creating a hybrid that bridges cultural boundaries. His music often incorporates the melodic richness of Carnatic ragas alongside the rhythmic vitality of Tamil folk forms, while integrating Western influences such as rock and Americana to add contemporary depth and energy. This blending allows for innovative scapes that resonate with diverse audiences, as seen in his use of catchy beats infused with Western styling to enhance traditional motifs. A core aspect of Imman's approach is his emphasis on melody-driven songs, where strong, hummable tunes form the foundation, complemented by rhythmic complexity in background scores to heighten emotional and narrative tension. In his albums, audiences anticipate a mix of pure melodic tracks and rhythm-oriented pieces, even within individual songs, ensuring a balance that supports both lyrical expression and instrumental layering. This technique underscores his commitment to accessible yet layered compositions that prioritize emotional connectivity over mere technical display. Imman frequently employs traditional instruments like the to evoke cultural authenticity, pairing them with electronic synths for a modern hybrid texture that amplifies the film's atmosphere. By introducing specialized players, he infuses scores with authentic folk resonance while using synths to introduce electronic elements, resulting in a sound that feels both rooted and forward-looking. Central to Imman's methodology is storytelling through , where he tailors compositions to the film's setting—opting for folksy, nativity-infused elements in rural narratives to capture communal warmth and simplicity, while embracing expansive, experimental sounds in urban contexts to reflect dynamism and complexity. This adaptive process challenges him to innovate within constraints, such as avoiding repetition in successive rural-themed projects, and highlights his "nativity soul" that draws listeners through context-specific authenticity.

Inspirations from genres and artists

D. Imman's early musical inspirations were deeply rooted in the innovative approaches to Tamil film scoring pioneered by and , whose works shaped his appreciation for blending traditional elements with contemporary sounds. In a 2021 interview, Imman highlighted how these legendary composers influenced his creative process, emphasizing their ability to evoke through orchestral depth and rhythmic in . A key aspect of Imman's compositions involves the integration of folk tales and regional Tamil stories, drawing from cultural narratives to infuse authenticity into modern soundtracks. His music often incorporates traditional Tamil folk instruments, such as the pavuni and chowdki in the film Rekka, to evoke rural and tribal motifs that resonate with local traditions. This approach reflects a broader stylistic blend that includes Tamil folk stories alongside other genres. From the onward, Imman's work has shown global influences, particularly from Americana, which he merges with South Indian cinematic elements to create hybrid rhythms. This Americana infusion appears in his film scores, contributing to a refreshing versatility that spans folk roots and international styles. This trend continues in recent works, such as the Latin Pop-infused "O Meri Jaan" in 2024, blending acoustic guitars and strings with South Indian .

Personal life

Marriages and family

D. Imman married Monicka Richard in 2008, and the couple had two daughters together: Veronica Dorothy Imman and Blessica Kathy Imman. The marriage, which lasted approximately 12 years, was legally ended by mutual consent in November 2020, though publicly announced in December 2021. Imman remarried Amali Uballd, of the late Kollywood Uballd, on May 15, 2022, in . Amali brought a , Nethra, from her previous relationship, whom Imman has embraced as his third . Following his , Imman and his second family have settled into a centered in , balancing personal life with his ongoing professional commitments in the film industry. As of 2025, public posts indicate a stable and supportive dynamic within this family.

Public controversies

In 2022, D. Imman's divorce from his first wife, Monicka Richard, which had been finalized by mutual consent in November 2020, drew significant public attention amid escalating personal disputes. Imman filed a police complaint in April 2022, alleging that Richard was preventing him from meeting their two daughters, Veronica and Blessica, and later approached the High Court claiming she had illegally applied for fresh passports for the children without his knowledge. These legal actions highlighted ongoing custody tensions following the separation. The situation intensified with Imman's second marriage to Amali Uballd on May 15, 2022, which sparked backlash from Richard via . In a post purportedly from her account, Richard issued a sarcastic congratulations, questioning how Imman could "replace" her so easily after 12 years together and expressing deep regret over the relationship, stating she felt "stupid to waste my time for a person like you." She further accused Imman of neglecting their daughters for two years and vowed to protect them, as well as any child from his new marriage, from his family. Imman responded publicly by expressing his emotional absence of the daughters at the wedding and affirming his patient wait for reconciliation, emphasizing his love for them. No further public updates on family reconciliation or custody resolution have emerged as of November 2025. In October 2023, Imman publicly feuded with actor Sivakarthikeyan, a former close collaborator on films like Varuthapadatha Valibar Sangam, Rajini Murugan, and Namma Veetu Pillai. In an interview, Imman accused Sivakarthikeyan of betraying his trust during a difficult personal period, describing the actor—whom he once viewed as a younger brother—as having contributed to profound anguish without specifying exact professional slights beyond general disloyalty. He vowed never to work with Sivakarthikeyan again in his lifetime, stating the betrayal had irrevocably altered his life. Richard amplified the controversy by mocking Imman's accusations on social media, defending Sivakarthikeyan and claiming the actor had tried to mediate their divorce to preserve family unity, portraying him as supportive during her hardships. Imman later elaborated in interviews that the feud stemmed partly from personal vulnerabilities exposed during his divorce, but he refrained from further details on professional elements like song credits. No public resolution to the feud has been reported as of November 2025. Amid these disputes, Imman used 2023 interviews to reflect on personal challenges, linking the betrayals to broader life lessons and reaffirming his commitment to music as a path forward, though he avoided delving into ongoing family resolutions. By emphasizing growth through adversity, he sought to shift focus back to his professional endeavors.

Awards and recognition

National Film Awards

D. Imman was awarded the National Film Award for Best Music Direction (Songs) at the for his compositions in the 2019 Tamil film . The awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in Indian cinema for films released in 2019, were announced on March 22, 2021, by the . This marked Imman's first National Award win and positioned him as the fifth Tamil composer to receive this honor, following luminaries such as and . The presentation ceremony occurred on October 25, 2021, at in , where M. Venkaiah Naidu handed out the Rajat Kamal (Silver Lotus) awards. In the lead-up to and following the announcement, Imman shared an emotional acceptance note expressing profound gratitude to divine blessings, his family, director Siva, producers, lead actors and , lyricist , and the ensemble of singers—including , , Dhee, , , , and others—as well as the musicians and technicians who brought the soundtrack to life. This significantly elevated Imman's career trajectory, solidifying his reputation for innovative compositions and garnering widespread acclaim from the and fans alike, who celebrated the recognition of his melodic style rooted in cultural authenticity. In reflections on the win, Imman emphasized the folk influences integral to 's score, drawing from rural Tamil traditions to infuse the songs with vibrant, earthy rhythms that enhanced the film's narrative of village life and familial bonds.

Filmfare Awards South and other honors

D. Imman has received recognition at the Filmfare Awards South primarily for his work in Tamil cinema, securing a win at the 60th ceremony in 2013 for the film Kumki (2012). He won the Best Music Director – Tamil award for the film's soundtrack, which blended folk elements with emotional depth. Beyond this victory, Imman has garnered four nominations at the Filmfare Awards South, reflecting his consistent impact in the industry. Notable nominations include Best Music Director – Tamil for Bogan (2017) at the 65th awards in 2018, where his fusion of electronic and melodic styles was acknowledged, and Best Music Director – Tamil for Annaatthe (2021) at the 67th awards in 2022, praising the album's rustic and celebratory compositions. In addition to Filmfare accolades, Imman has been honored by the , winning Best Music Director for Kumki in 2012, awarded in 2022, for its authentic portrayal of rural through evocative scoring. He also received the Cinema Award for Best Music Director in 2013 for the same film, celebrating its innovative that resonated with critics and audiences alike. Other significant honors include two Vijay Awards: Best Music Director for Kumki at the 7th ceremony in 2013, and Favorite Song of the Year for "Oodha Color Ribbon" from Varuthapadatha Valibar Sangam (2013) in 2014, highlighting his ability to craft chart-topping hits. In 2021, the Government of Tamil Nadu bestowed upon him the prestigious Kalaimamani award, recognizing his outstanding contributions to Tamil music and arts over two decades. These regional and state-level honors complement his broader career milestones, affirming his status as a key figure in South Indian film music.

Filmography

Films in the 2000s and 2010s

D. Imman's career as a film composer began in the early 2000s with his debut in the Tamil-language action drama (2002), directed by Majith and starring Vijay, where he provided the original score and songs, marking his entry into the Tamil . Throughout the , Imman composed music for around a dozen Tamil films, often for mid-tier or independent productions, including the romantic comedy ABCD (2005), which featured a mix of upbeat tracks and helped establish his early style in youth-oriented narratives. His work during this decade also extended to a , (2005), for which he composed the background score, showcasing his versatility beyond regional cinema. The 2010s represented a pivotal phase, with Imman scoring approximately 50 films, transitioning from indie and small-budget Tamil projects to high-profile commercial blockbusters, while occasionally contributing to Telugu and productions. Notable successes included the rural drama Kumki (2012), a Tamil film that earned critical praise for its folk-infused soundtrack and contributed to the movie's commercial viability. In 2015, he composed for the action-comedy , a Tamil hit that highlighted his ability to blend mass-appeal elements with emotional depth. By the end of the decade, Imman achieved mainstream breakthrough with (2019), a Tamil action family drama starring , whose score won him the National Film Award for Best Music Direction and underscored his evolution to big-budget spectacles.
YearFilmLanguageBrief Context
2002TamilDebut feature; action drama introducing Imman's rhythmic, melody-driven style.
2005ABCDTamilYouth-centric comedy; early hit with energetic tracks boosting playback appeal.
2012KumkiTamilRural romance; acclaimed for elephant-themed folk fusion, aiding film's box-office run.
2016TamilFamily entertainer; mass songs elevated the comedy's festive vibe.
2019TamilAction blockbuster; award-winning score blending rural and action motifs.

Films from 2020 onward

Following the disruptions caused by the , D. Imman maintained a consistent output, composing scores for around 15 films between 2020 and 2025, which contributed to the Tamil film industry's gradual recovery and included expansions into multilingual projects. In 2020, Imman provided the music for the Tamil action Seeru, directed by Rathina Shiva and starring . His 2021 releases included the Tamil Bhoomi, a family entertainer starring Jayam Ravi and , directed by Lakshman. Also that year, he composed for Laabam, an environmental directed by featuring and . Imman further scored the Tamil fantasy action film Teddy, directed by with lead performances by Arya and . His work extended to the high-profile Tamil action Annaatthe, directed by Siva and starring , , and . In 2022, Imman composed the soundtrack for the Tamil children's fantasy comedy My Dear Bootham, directed by N. Ragavan and featuring Prabhudheva and . He also handled for the Telugu action thriller DSP, directed by and starring as a fiery . The year 2023 saw Imman scoring the Tamil rural drama , directed by Sy. Gowtham Raj and led by and . For 2024, his compositions included the Tamil comedy Inga Naan Thaan Kingu, a Santhanam starrer directed by Haresh Narayan. Imman also worked on the Tamil Teenz, directed by . Additionally, he provided music for the Tamil romantic drama Petta Rap, directed by S.J. Sinu. In 2025, Imman continued with releases such as the Tamil comedy Baby and Baby, directed by Prathap and starring Jai, , and . He composed for the bilingual Tamil-Telugu crime thriller Eleven, directed by Lokesh Ajls and starring and Abhirami. Other titles included the Tamil action comedy Chennai City Gangsters, directed by Vikram Rajeshwar and featuring Vaibhav and , and the romantic thriller Elumale, directed by Punit Rangaswamy with Raanna and Priyanka Acharya.

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