Damini

Though he's successful in his career composing commercial jingles, homely Sundaram (Rajendra Prasad) can't get a date. His solution? Learn black magic to attract mohini pisachi (sexually voracious female ghosts) that wander at night in search of available men. But when he meets Ramya (Damini), everything changes. Directed by Pendyala Venkata Rama Rao, this Indian comedy co-stars Bhavana, Harika, Sudha and Chandra Mohan.

Gayathri, a police officer, is entrusted with the responsibility of eliminating terrorists. When her younger brother is lured into terrorism, she has to overcome personal loss and save the country.

Hidden secrets from the past are unravelled when a dreaded gangster falls in love with a police officer's adopted daughter.

Ramkumar and Shruthi who make lot of oaths for the betterment of their children (Master Ramprasad and Kumari Arpitha) and once the children become a pair of very talented singers, they forget everything about their promises. It is only when the kids suffer through a crucial illness that they are reminded of their oaths and the couple set out on a pilgrimage along with their children to all the nine goddesses – Kollur Mookambike, Badami Banashankeri, Mysore Chamundeswari, Belgaum Yallamma, Horanadu Annapurneshwari, Katilu Durgaparameshwari, Annamma Devi of Bangalore, Shringeri Sharadambe, Gokarna Parameshwari. There are also villains in the film in the form of the other family members who are bent upon killing the children.

Naanu, who always speaks the truth, is married to Swathi. However, he is soon pursued by Rathi and is forced to accept her love but finds it difficult to let go of his obsession with Keerthi.

Ani, a fashion designer, falls for Mandakini, a model, but discovers that she is in love with Ajay, a fashion coordinator. However, things change when he learns about Ajay's exploitative behaviour.