Biography of Savitri, an actress from South India movie industry, who ruled the industry for two decades during 50s and 60s.

A new professor cleans up a crime-ridden college

‘Seethakaathi’ is loosely based on the life of Seethakathi, a wealthy philanthropist, who had a passion for Tamil literature.

The story revolves around Maran (Kishore), who works in a bakery. He and his wife (Latha Rao) are searching for a house to rent. A shady broker (Scissor Manohar) gets Maran a house under his budget, but he has to face the sanctions of the house owner (Bala Singh) if he wants to stay in the house. The house owner will only allow a family of four, but Maran has three children, making it five members in his family, including him and his wife. Maran has no other option, so he lies to the house owner and hides one of his kids in the box which he uses to load his bakery goods..[5]

Maari, a young village girl, is madly in love with Thangarasu, her cousin. She sacrifices her love in the hope that he will lead a happy life being married to a wealthy girl.

Circumstances push a bus conductor behind the wheel and what follows is death and chaos.

When an illegal hooch baron’s reign of terror troubles an entire village, the people turn to the only man who can save them: Raja, the flamboyant don with a heart of gold.

A terrible tournout of events when a common public employee enters unexpectedly into a police station.

A psychologically affected serial killer who kills women for passion.

Aviyal is a collection of five Tamil short films made by various directors, including Alphonse Puthren, Sameer Sulthan, Lokesh Kanakaraj, Mohit Mehra and Guru Smaran.

Sakthi is a petty thief in a Chennai slum, who learns the Adimurai, the ancient and oldest form of martial arts. Meanwhile, an evil man and his son challenge Sakthi for a kickboxing tournament and Sakthi agrees to participate in it.