Kadhal Sukumar

Angela, a civil advocate interviewing inmates at the Madras Central Prison for a documentary on the death penalty meets Virumaandi and Kothaala, who are sentenced to death and life respectively for their roles in perpetrating the massacre of 24 people during a brutal clash between feuding villages. As tensions mount within the prison walls, she listens to their conflicting accounts of the same story.

Follows a youngster Kalai and his aspirations of becoming a 'Star' in the Tamil Film Industry. Born in a lower-middle-class family, will Kalai overcome all his struggles to emerge as a Star?

Herp, unknownly get tasked to bring drugs in a vehicle. He assigns a team to act as a family. This was done to capture the don and other rowdies.

Guru hatches several plans to separate Priya and her lover Thirukumaran. However, Thirukumaran successfully manages to escape from Guru's evil plans and traps him in another problem.

The story revolves around two unemployed youths who are struggling to make ends meet. At one situation they blame the God for all their sufferings. The God appears and decide to stay with them. Realizing the power of God resides in a "Galaxy Box" the youths steal it. By stealing it they become God and God ends up becoming a normal man. While the youths misuse the power the God as a man works hard and progresses up the status ladder. Later he makes them understand that everyone's destiny is in their own hands. As God being the main protagonist there are many sequences that reflects the current world affairs.

The film revolves around Karthik (Ananth Nag), a happy-go-lucky youngster who is obsessed with astrology. One day, he and his friend (Kadhal Sugumar) come across a drug dealer which lands them in trouble. What was supposed to be a thriller then becomes a series of unengaging sequences, thanks to underdeveloped characters and low production values. The core plot surrounding astrology was left unexplored after a point. With an aimless screenplay, unnecessary songs, weak humour, ineffective twists and strictly okayish performances from the two lead characters, Thiruvalar Panchankam becomes a tedious affair.

Murugaiyan, a goat shepherd, comes across a female thief, Pechi, who steals goats for livelihood. He falls in love with her but his mother Veerayi opposes their relationship.

Lakshmi, a young student, is engaged to be married to Raja, who is a family friend. But her life changes when she falls in love with Ponrasa, her classmate.

When the police examine the murderer, Saravanan is diagnosed with a disease called dipsomania and decides not to commit murder if he does not drink too much.

Murugan is a diligent scooter mechanic in Madurai, whose life goes on smoothly until a rich schoolgirl named Aishwarya sets her eyes on him. The infatuation reaches dangerous levels when she coaxes Murugan to take her away from the clutches of her family, which has other plans about her future.

Many youngsters reportedly go missing from the State and police starts investigating the mystery cases. As this happens, a person is treated by a doctor after he gets injured in a fight. He is administered a medicine which is under testing and he gets super human powers. There are also side-effects to the medicine which makes his body decay at a rapid pace. What happens next, what is the medicine that was administered to the hero, what link this has to the missing youngsters forms the rest of the story.

The adventures of a young man who tries to trace the missing slipper of the girl he is in love with.

Both hero and heroine are in love. The problem is that the villain does not like this. What did the villagers do?

When the hero is in love with a ghost and some hilarious sequences turn the entire film a fun filled ghost ride.

Two friends working as water suppliers find their reckless lives turned upside down when one of them mistakenly clashes with a newly appointed District Revenue Officer, who is a nymphomaniac leading a salacious secret lifestyle.

A romantic film directed by DRL, starring Azhar and Sri Priyanka in the lead roles.

We have read that, "Injustice of untouchability is a Sin, a Crime and an Inhuman practice". Despite these moral judgments, Untouchability continues to exist, particularly within the realm of music.The ancient drum (Indian Parai), a symbol of both cultural heritage and caste-based oppression, remains confined to the lower castes, who are seen as"untouchables." These individuals are the ones allowed to play this sacred music, reinforcing their marginalized status.However, the belief that music is universal, meant to be shared by all, stands in stark contrast to this discriminatory practice. The narrative challenges the ongoing oppression and envisions a future where the drum, and its music, is liberated from caste constraints, accessible to everyone,regardless of their social standing. Maangubigu Parai questions whether this dream of equality and freedom has been realized or if the struggles still persist.

Kuzhandhaivelis the head of a happy family consisting of his wife Thilaka, daughter, mother-in-law and sister-in-law Divya. Karna, a classmate of Divya in college, enters the house as a servant after losing a bet but gradually, he and Divya fall in love. Thilaka knows about their romance but before she can inform the rest of the family, she dies in an accident. So the family now decides that Divya should wed Kuzhandhaivel.

The story begins in 1970 in the Kodai hills, Madurai. A total of eight employers are managing eight tea estates. An 18-year-old girl named Azhagu, who lives in a tea plantation village called Edakadu, sets up a small hut in her village to give lessons to children.One day a teacher named Selvam comes to teach children but ends up misbehaving with Azhagu. What follows next is a series of unfortunate incidents that lead to the death of Selvam. Will the police be able to find the killer?

Friendship of young people and the love between a brother and sister.

Two feuding villages, Hindu dominated Subramaniapuram and Christian dominated Yokopuram, face a series of wedding night murders that have both communities pointing fingers, lead to the revelation of spirits seeking justice for past religious conflicts.

Pandi is a dancer from Madurai who performs folk dances. He and his troupe go to towns around Madurai to perform folk dances. His maternal uncle, Dharmalingam, is a broker who books actors for performances. Dhanam, a native of the same town, decides to go and perform in Pandi's performances. But Dharmalingam opposes Dhanam from joining Pandi's troupe. This leads to a conflict between Pandi and Dharmalingam. e. What is Dhanam 's background? Why Dharmalingam opposed she should not perform dance. The plot is based on these question