Dominic Arun

The story follows Chandra, a mysterious, goth-influenced woman who has just moved to Bangalore and begins working night shifts at a café. Across the road from her apartment live Sunny and Venu, two aimless bachelors. Sunny becomes infatuated with Chandra, observing her odd routines, strange visitors, and reclusive nature. Their dynamic changes when Sunny gets a glimpse of Chandra in her act.

Three men, Vijay, Siddharth, and Aashiq, travel to Kochi with their own sets of problems, where they meet a mysterious man, Scobo Johns, who proves to be a turning point in their lives.

Tom, a young auto mechanic falls in love with Diya whom he sees one day from the bus. The love got blossomed and at one point a psychopath named Edger came in to the life of this couple after an unfortunate accident. The incident lead to a scenario where Edger got humiliated and the movie is basically about the rivalry between Tom and Edger.

Kasi and Suni are close friends who studied together in an engineering college. Assi, who comes to Kerala to study engineering under the North East quota falls in love with Kasi. Certain incidents that follow set Kasi and Suni on a road trip to Nagaland on two motorcycles. The incidents that happen during this road adventure forms the film.

The story centers on a young man, Appu, born into a mafia family and enamored by the tales of underworld legends. He sets himself the mission of assassinating the ruthless gangster Mrithyumjayam, a man rumored to be “immortal”, having survived bullets, stabbings and decades at the top of the food chain. The question looms: can Appu kill the man who can’t die and thereby make a name for himself?

Oblivion is a 7-minute musical video featuring an imaginative exploration of memory, perception and subjectivity via the mindscape of a young man caught between life and death. With a visual aesthetic geared towards blurring the boundaries between fact and fiction, Oblivion is about the stories we craft and choose to remember — the subjective narratives that aid us in the construction of our reality.

A cheerful and fun-loving Sara working towards her dream of becoming a filmmaker meets Jeevan with whom she relates on various of her choices, especially the choice of not having a child. The movie is a light-hearted take on how society and family pressurize young couples in matters concerning relationships, marriage and pregnancy.