Ganesh is obsessively in love with Sandhya, but she is not interested in him. His relentless pursuit leads to a lot of problems. However, everything changes the day he loses his father in an accident.

The film revolves around Bheeshma, a man making his living as a meme creator, who wants to remain single forever. But will he be able to?

The film tells the story of Kamini (Namitha), who plans to get back at her ex-lover Santhosh Srinivasan (Srikanth) by re-entering his life as the wife of his boss John Kumaramangalam (Nassar). Santhosh is the creative head of a television channel called Teen TV (though it does indulge in political exposés). He is married to Savithri Duraisimaalu (Shruti Marathe), and his life turns topsy-turvy when John reinstates Kamini as the head of the TV channel, a promotion Santhosh had anticipated for himself. Following this, it is a simple story with Kamini starting to hurl sexual harassment accusations at Santhosh.

Chinna, a hunchbacked phone booth operator, loves a blind street dancer and wants to help her regain her sight. Kartik, his lookalike, is a constable in love with the commissioner’s daughter.

It’s love at first sight for Seenu ( Vishwa) when he comes across Mithra (Tanvi) en route to his college. Seenu is delighted when he learns that they are classmates and even manages to win Mitra’s friendship. But fate intervenes in the form of Mitra’s childhood buddy Sam ( Irfan).

A violent youngster and a shy Brahmin girl fall in love but tragedy intervenes when the youngster is brain-damaged following a fight.

The movie begins with Jeeva (Sathya) being taken to court, where he recalls his past. In 1989, at the beginning of his 12th standard, his friend Balaji (Ananth Nag) falls in love with their classmate Karthika (Miya). Jeeva talks to Karthika but comes to know that she is actually in love with him. The next day, he accepts her love. Jeeva’s father died when he was young, and his mother (Rindhuravi) married again. Once when Jeeva and Karthika are out, they are caught by police, and both their families are informed. Later, when Jeeva goes to apologize to Karthika’s parents, he is hit by her father (Vaidyanathan). Meanwhile, Karthika’s father applies for a transfer. Jeeva and Karthika promise that they will not meet until their last exam. On the last day, Karthika leaves but gives a letter to Balaji and tells him to give it to Jeeva, but Balaji does not give it and tries to convince Jeeva that Karthika does not love him anymore. Jeeva and Karthika try to meet each other but in vain. Finally, Jeeva learns Karthika’s whereabouts, and they finally meet. When he meets her, he lands up in a fight with her friend. He goes to her home and asks her if she still loves him. She says no but later feels she should talk to him and marry him the way he asked her as proof, but fate has other plans. The next day when she meets him, he stabs her before she can say anything and later realizes she is still in love with him. He tries to save her, but she dies in his arms. The scene returns to the present, where Jeeva escapes from the police to find Karthika’s grave, then he jumps off a cliff. The movie ends with Jeeva and Karthika united in heaven and their names written on the bark of the tree by Jeeva when they first met.

Love between a danseuse and a musician brought under attack from various sources. Will their love survive amidst treachery and competition?

India Pakistan is a story of how two young advocates Karthik (Vijay Antony) and Melina (Sushma Raj) counter lots of fights and fun together. Living in rented rooms in the same building, they lock up each other, fight, hide in each other’s study, and sneak out each other’s cases, trying to prove they are a better advocate than the other. They travel from place to place, regarding a village dispute case. In the end Melina decides to encounter the villain for the sake of two young lovers of the village. Karthik and his friends save her by playing a tactful game with the villain, who claims a DVD in which an encounter is shot. Karthik, Melina, and the others solve the mystery and unite when they confess their love for each other.

Vellaichaamy raises his three brothers and does everything he can to ensure their happiness. When he learns that the woman he loves wants to send his brothers away, he decides not to get married.

In the companion to 2013’s “Bombay Talkies,” four short films by four of India’s biggest directors explore love, sex and relationships in modern India.

The film portray the life of a happy-go-lucky-youth named Shiva (Silambarasan), and the different women he meets in his life. All hell breaks loose when Shiva’s equation with his fiancee goes for a toss. What causes friction between the couple? Does Shiva unite with the love of his life?