Chandra Chakori

In a village where love is punishable by death, two individuals dare to fall in love despite their knowledge of the outcome.

The movie depicts the indomitable feminine spirit in all its grandeur. Most importantly the role of women in countering the evils of society on a broad canvas of agrarian India.

A husband disowns his wife when he comes to know that she is hard of hearing. The elders of the family decide to reunite them keeping their future in mind.

Singer Devu attracts the attention of the lovely Sevanthi with his beautiful voice, but he misreads her appreciation as love and pursues her with purpose, only to see his world shatter when he learns she's engaged to married. The love-struck Devu then decides he will stop at nothing to prevent the wedding in this Kannada-language treat, featuring the songs "Chellidaru Malligeya," "Jaaji," "Bhaggada Balegara," "Mayadhanta" and "Namliyetanada."

A singer falls in love with a girl at a party, not knowing that she is the one who is writing him anonymous love letters. However, their lives turn upside down when he is diagnosed with blood cancer.

A resentful young man refuses to let go of his anger and marries a woman to exact revenge from her family for their wrongdoings.

Chandu can inherit her ancestor's wealth only if she gets married. She wants the wealth all for herself and marries Gopi, as she is told that he will not live long due to a hole in his heart.

Kalyani (1997) is a Kannada drama directed by S. Narayan, starring Kumar Govind and Shilpa (Chippy). The plot revolves around a young woman who is raped by a man but subsequently succeeds in marrying him. It is a family drama focused on emotional conflict and redemption.

Thimanna, a conniving man, gets his son, Bhaskar, married to Sarsu, the sister of a rich landlord. Soon, Thimanna starts taking money from Sarsu by lying, but fate punishes his family in a harsh way.

A man falls in love with a woman from an affluent family. However, the situation goes awry when her diabolic brothers decide to jeopardise their relationship.

The story revolves around Soumya, who returns to her village, where her father fixes her marriage with Potha Raju. However, when Soumya gathers strength and informs her fiancé that she loves Kishore, the fiancé decides to help unite Soumya with Kishore.

A love-story between a girl of an upper caste and a boy from a lower caste.

Veeru (Pankaj) hailing from a downtrodden family is interested in studies. His father dies without clearing the debts of the village chieftain Mullayya (Prakash Heggodu). Mullayya does not allow the body to lift for cremation till his debts are cleared. In lieu of his loans he takes away Veeru to work as slave in the house till his father’s loan is cleared. This tragedy for Veeru’s mother Paru (Umasri) dips in misery. She works day and night with two more kinds to clear the loan of Mullayya so that her son Veeru is left free for education.

Chatrigalu Sir Chatrigalu is a 2013 Kannada film directed by S. Narayan and produced by S. Narayan. The film stars S. Narayan, Mohan Shankar, Ramesh Aravind and Bullet Prakash in lead roles. Music was composed by S. Narayan.

1994 romantic Kannada movie featuring Raghuveer, Usha, and Sangeetha in the lead roles, directed by S. Narayan.

Pavithra (Manjari Phadnis) scribbles sweet nothings on whatever material she finds, including vegetables and shirts. Her love story with Manu Murthy (Ganesh) begins when she scribbles a sweet note on a bus going to a different city and is surprised to get a reply from someone at the other end. Manu, who is a happy-go-lucky guy, finds out that the messages that he gets and exchanges through the bus, are actually written by a girl. They exchange phone numbers in the same way, but the number gets washed off in the rain. Neither therefore knows the other's identity. Meanwhile, Pavithra's parents arrange for her marriage to a rich boy, who turns out to be Manu. They get married but they don't get along well, and decide to divorce. Do Manu and Pavithra get back together and discover their true identities?