Ramadevi Kannanchery

Aami is a biopic based on the life of the renowned poet and author Kamala Das, who was fondly referred by her pet name Aami. The film mainly deals with two relationships the writer had - with the husband and after his demise, with a suitor from a different religion.

Ahmed falls in love with Shadiya, whom he meets at a film festival, and they both elope after secretly getting married. When Ahmed's friends and brother learn about it, they search for the couple.

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.

Maanu, a lazy and aimless youngster without a steady job and steady income, flees from his native place after witnessing a murder.

Nandagopan, a poor villager, writes a script and wants the famous actor Sooryakiran to help him with the film. Sooryakiran rejects him, but he is moved when he takes a deeper look at the script.

After marriage, a woman struggles to be the submissive wife that her husband and his family expect her to be.

A group of spirited elderly citizens who rediscover their passion for life, hailing from a village where the literacy rate is pretty low, this motley group of elders will fight against the odds to achieve their graduation dreams.

Children of two renowned families fall in love amidst orthodox surroundings. When their inter-religious relationship is opposed, the two lovers' situation is fraught with familial pressure, societal culture and blind arrogance.

The protagonist arrives at a relative's house with a pregnant friend due to some problems, and stays there without going back, suspecting some of the activities of the family members there. The subsequent events happening that night forms the crux of the story.

Two brothers – Michel Rajamma, known as Rajamma and Vishnu Yohannan, known as Yahoo. They are born to the inter-caste couple Yohannan and Rajamma, who fell in love during their college days. After the sudden demise of their parents, they live alone in their ancestral property, a bungalow. After leading a carefree life, the duo plans to rent out their bungalow to different families.

Jagala is a story of a young Muslim man named Chekku who lived in Eranad during the Mappila Rebellion era of 1920s.

A group of four friends take the easy route to accomplish their dreams. Even when things go haywire, they try to find an easy way out but, fate has other plans for them and all hell breaks loose when their decisions go wrong.

Kuttan Pillai, a police constable, loves the jackfruit tree in his compound more than anything else. Tension rises when he gets into an argument with his son-in-law, who wants to cut the tree down.

Choonda, a fisherman, is the leader of the village kabaddi team and is married to Thamara. When a thug challenges him for a match, the rival team's captain turns out to be Choonda's long-lost brother.