Jeeva’s (GV Prakash Kumar) life all about two things- booze and women. Apparently Jeeva grows up along with two girls, Ramya (Anandhi) and Aditi (Manisha Yadav). As Jeeva reaches adolescent age, he falls in love with Ramya at school and she too has a soft corner for him. But unfortunately, they separate as Jeeva opens up to his friend about his sexual escapades to his close friend which eventually spreads like a wildfire. Jeeva heads to Kumbakonam to stay with his uncle (VTV Ganesh) who runs a bar. The rest of the film tells us whether Ramya who is in Kumbakonam and Jeeva get reunited or not!

Depressed in life, three youngsters decide to commit suicide and go to a beach house to do it, unaware that the place is haunted by a ghost.

A mridangam maker’s son, who aspires to learn the instrument from a maestro and become a mridangam player, has to cross social and personal barriers to reach his goal.

The guy and his cousin fall for each other but separate due to ego clashes. Years later, when their grandmother falls ill, they are forced to confront each other.

A vegetable vendor marries a girl against her father’s wish. The couple, with the help of their respective mothers, manage to hide it from the girl’s father till she gives birth to a child.

Three childhood friends get thrown out of their village under the guise of resettlement. In addition to adjusting to the new reality, they must fight for their rights and strive hard to make a living.

Pencil traces the story of a murder that occurs in a school, and the investigation that follows to find the killer.
Shiva (G. V. Prakash Kumar) is the best student at his school. His rival, Nithin (Shariq Khan), the son of a leading film star and a spoiled brat, takes any and every opportunity to knock him down both verbally and physically, and the two are known enemies amongst the other students.

A street racer and a traffic cop end up becoming brothers-in-law. Can they accept each other given their previous hostile history?

Set against the backdrop of a slum in Chennai, the movie is about the relationships between a few slum dwellers and how some anti-social elements create unrest in their lives.

A man burdened by his debts decides to steal money from a bungalow to pay off a loan shark. However, he must deal with the dog guarding the door first.

Johny (G. V. Prakash Kumar) is a happy-go-lucky guy who is mistaken as a notorious gangster by his lover Hema’s (Anandhi) father Dass (Saravanan) aka Naina, an ageing gangster who wants a person to replace him as the Naina in Royapuram and become his son-in-law. Johny has a disease which causes him to repeat his previous words if he sees blood. How Johny eliminates his rivals and becomes the next Naina forms the rest of the story.

A young couple fall in love and move in together, but a complication results in them breaking up and facing each other in court.

Mariner Aravind, enjoys a happy-go-lucky life with 6 months at sea and 6 months on land. He falls in love with Thulasi, who doesn’t reciprocate his love. Eventually love blossoms between.

Naachiyaar (Jyothika) is a tough policewoman in Chennai who is put in charge of solving an underage rape case. She tracks down a pregnant Arasi (Ivana), the victim, from her uncle and his goons who plan to get her an abortion. Although Naachiyaar saves Arasi, her uncle and his friends escape and go into hiding. Meanwhile, Naachiyaar’s partner, Feroz arrests the suspect, Kaathu (G.V. Prakash Kumar). He is then sent to a juvenile home, where he tells his story to one of the wardens, who is soft-hearted towards him.
Through flashbacks, we see how Kaathu and Arasi first met. Both are still teenagers from the slums but they do not go to school but are forced to work to help support their respective families. Arasi works as a maid at wealthy families’ homes while Kaathu does odd jobs for a living. One day, while her employers are away, Arasi invites Kaathu into the house where they (impulsively) make love. However, Arasi quickly regrets and pushes Kaathu away, who leaves upset.