Three best friends, Gautham, Baby and Sri, decide to stay single all their lives. But Baby and Sri get married and Gautham is left alone until Priya comes into his life.

Two employees try to get their debt-ridden TV channel to the top position by manufacturing a fake reality show that involves uniting lovers who face opposition at home.

Set in the forests of Arunachal, Bhediya is a story of Bhaskar, a man who gets bitten by a wolf, and begins to transform into the creature. As Bhaskar and his buddies try to find answers, a bunch of twists, turns, and laughs ensue.

Muthupandi, an aspiring politician, wants to marry Maya, the daughter of his schoolmate who he had a crush on during their school days.

The film is an amateurish exercise that struggles to keep us hooked, mainly due to the bland performances.

The movie begins with two kids who fight with each other in a marriage hall. They meet after two decades, now Krishna (Prasanna) and Ramya (Laila) during a college cultural meet and again lock horns with each other. Fate brings them together in Chennai after a few years, again fighting with each other. Meanwhile, a series of events forces Krishna’s close friend Aravindh (Karthik Kumar) to come to India from the USA to get married. His parents arrange his wedding with Ramya. Ramya, who decides to get married to help her younger sister’s love, displays herself as a passive character who accepts whatever the life partner feel is right. On the contrary, she is bold, active, independent and assertive in nature. Knowing this, Krishna tries hard to let her true character come out. However, Aravindh stalls the wedding plans and returns to the USA as he finds Ramya as a person who does not think on her own and not independent. Mistaking Krishna for influencing Aravindh, Ramya locks horns with him.

The filmmaking lacks the zaniness that such a screwball premise requires and the TV serial-like visuals take some time getting used to.

The highs and lows of a father-son relationship are explored in this poignant and humorous film.

A young man from a weaving family vows to restore it to its past glory by taking on a textile magnate.

Ramachandran, an IAS aspirant, keeps getting into difficult situations because of his id, Nambiyaar, who ends up creating havoc in his relationship with his parents and Saroja, the woman he loves.

Aadhi, played by Rameez Raja, was helping his father, in running a mobile phone shop, with no big aim in life. One day, he met Divya, a college girl and fell in love instantly. On the day when he was planning to propose, both of them were kidnapped by two gangs for different reasons. When Aadhi, Divya and their family members got killed by a gangster, Aadhi woke up to realize that what he witnessed was a terrible nightmare and felt relaxed. But his happiness was short-lived, as he started to realize that his dream was slowly shaping into a horrible reality. Did he avoid the inevitable end? That’s rest of the story.

A girl living with schizophrenia struggles with terrifying hallucinations as she begins to suspect her neighbor has kidnapped a child. The only person who believes her is Caleb – a boy she isn’t even sure exists.