Vijayalakshmi Veeramani

From avenging his mother’s murder to battling police corruption, Das becomes a fugitive after a deadly heist. Amid a trail of bloodshed and loss, he frees Chandra from a life of exploitation, and she gives him a reason to seek a life beyond violence.

A seemingly ordinary family must unleash their hidden martial arts skills when they clash with a ruthless criminal gang tied to corruption and violence.

A humble fisherman from Rameswaram lives a quiet life with his family until he finds a gold pendant washed ashore. What initially seems like a blessing soon turns into a nightmare when false accusations threaten his peace and dignity, forcing him to stand up against a powerful system.

A carefree vacation turns into a desperate race against time when a group of lifelong friends must unite to save one of their own from a notoriously perilous, uncharted abyss deep within the Guna Caves.

An ordinary man becomes trapped between warring criminal factions and law enforcement, forcing him to use his wits to survive while shielding his loved ones from the deadly crossfire that threatens to consume them all.

After a head injury, cowardly newspaper cartoonist Sathya hears a voice in his mind, foretells events and puts him in precarious situations and forces him to take on a corrupt politician.

It has the world's first Semordnilap Screenplay. It has a metaphorical layer of how Mahatma Gandhi is seen by people as a saviour and as an oppressor. The story has two directions, in the forward direction (DEVIL), the lead character is seen as an evil guy who chases a woman named Bharathi in the mid of the night whereas in the reverse direction, the same scenes convey the lead character is a saviour who tries to save Bharathi from chain snatchers.

Two types of work ethics clash when analogue meets digital in a rural government workplace, propelling the mundane to hilarious.