A police officer is recruited to capture the leader of a separatist group.

The villagers believe the Rain Gods will favor them after the annual Thiruvizha, during which the deity is taken around the village on a wooden horse. They are in for a rude shock when the horse goes missing. At the same time, Azhagarsami, a youngster who earns his livelihood by ferrying loads on his horse, gets ready for his marriage. His horse also goes missing, and his marriage is put on hold. Do the villagers and Azhagarsami find their respective horses?

A lawyer ends up killing the son of a gangster and the latter swears revenge.

Bodinayakanur Ganeshan story is set on the backdrop of a village and here is Ganesan (harikumar) along with his friend Gilaki (soori). Both are hated by the villagers since they sell Ganja and arrack. They work under the local don Thiruvachi (sai ravi) and earn their livelihood.

Police Pandi (Soori) the owner of a real estate agency, borrows 15 lakhs from Vatti Varadhan (John Vijay), a local rowdy and don to start his business. Murugan (Vikram Prabhu) is Pandi’s assistant, and he gives the media an advertisement in which he persuades people to buy land from ‘his’ company, making many people persuaded from it. A billionaire wants to buy all the land, and when he is about the to sign the papers, they find out the land is actually a graveyard, causing the billionaire to not buy the land. When they are in the bar drinking alcohol, a call comes on Pandi’s phone. Murugan answers it, thinking it was the broker who sold them the land, but it was actually Varadhan. Murugan talks to Varadhan in foul language, and when he ends the call, Pandi tells him it was actually Varadhan. He then goes to another table and asks a man for some wine. The whole group befriends the man, who is mute.

Chotta (Daniel Balaji) is a terrorist, known for bombing various places in the past. He is currently jailed in a prison in Uttar Pradhesh, India. He escapes the jail by planting a bomb there and moves to various cities across India, while planting bombs everywhere, killing many people. His next target is Chennai and he heads towards the city to complete his mission. He often takes lifts from various vehicles across the highway. He communicates with his associates using a Gmail account, by composing his messages, saving them as drafts and providing the login details to his associates, who login later and delete the drafts meant for them after reading. Thus, their IP addresses remains untraced. The police issue a red-alert across the country and issue an order to arrest Chotta, all over India. His photo is faxed to all the police stations, who begin their search.

Two villages in the southern suburbs of Theni share the same God as their “Kula Dheivam”, and the idol is to be shared between them during festivals.
Oothukattaan is a rich big shot in his village. He has a grudge against the other village as he was insulted by them a long time ago. Since then, he promised himself to keep the God’s idol in his village. In order to destroy the neighboring village, he plans to evacuate the entire village population. He uses his power and wealth to stop government projects and welfare facilities from reaching the other village and make it a barren land, which forces people to evacuate and move to other places in search of livelihood. He helps the jobless youths in that village get jobs in neighboring cities, thus reducing the population of the other village.

Jani, a slum boy, loves Sandhya but doesn’t express his love because she sees him as her friend. Jani selects a groom photo as per Sandhya’s request, but when he learns a shocking truth about the groom, he tries to break up the marriage and earns a bad name.

Two wastrels discover their purpose in life when a doctor gets into a legal tangle with a factory owner.

Arivazhagan, an irresponsible youngster, receives an opportunity to contest the elections. So, he decides to mend his ways and become a better person.

A minister on his deathbed reveals to an MLA the whereabouts of billions in cash that he has stashed away. However, the minister’s relatives are vexed when the MLA loses his memory in an accident.

The film begins outlining the sour relationship between the two villages, Singampatti and Puliyampatti. Seema Raja (Sivakarthikeyan) is a jobless youth from Singampatti, born in a family with a long lineage of brave people; the main one being King Kadambavel (Sivakarthikeyan). He does good things in the village for likes on Facebook and pays other villagers to treat him with respect. He hangs around with his sidekick/accountant, Kannaku (Soori).
The principal from a nearby school invites Seema Raja’s father (Napoleon) to the awards ceremony at the school. However, due to his father’s busy schedule, Seema Raja offers to go instead. Here, he meets Sunthanthira Selvi, a sports teacher and a Silambam expert and immediately falls in love with her. He then goes around following her, trying to court her.

Four friends meet a person during a trip who predicts their future by giving them a newspaper to be printed four months later. They work hard to make the prediction come true.

Shakthi (Jayam Ravi) and Chinnasamy (Soori) are family enemies who fight over an election. During that time, Shakthi falls in love with Anjali (Anjali), whom he later discovers is Chinnasamy’s cousin. When their love rapidly heats up, Shakthi is forced to marry Divya (Trisha). Before starting a life together, Divya tells Shakthi that they must get to know each other, but every time Shakthi tries to do something good, it ends bad. This leads them on a plan for divorce. Shakthi tells Divya to agree and stay for a month with his parents so they will not get hurt over the fact that they made Shakthi marry someone who does not like him. To make this worse, Shakthi’s father (Prabhu) gets Divya to stand for the female election, to which she agrees. When she loses the election, Shakthi’s father hits him. That is when Shakthi reveals how he lost in love and life. Seeing how much he loves and respects his family and how his life has been, Divya slowly starts to like Shakthi. At the end, Divya and Shakthi happily live together while they argue over little things, making their life filled with love. The film revolves around how a couple should compromise when faced in any situation.

This film is about a young aspiring Cricketer Jeeva, who dreams of playing for the India national cricket team one day. The films begins with Jeeva, sitting in a park bench and starts to narrate his life story. He is a lower middle class boy, who from the very young age is interested in cricket. He sees Sachin Tendulkar as his idol. Though his father initially does not support him, he later starts to do so on the request of his friend. Jeeva grows up and becomes a part of the school team. He excels in his game and turns out to be a star player. Seeing his performances, a local cricket club offers him a chance to join and train with them, for which his father disagrees saying that his academic performance is poor due to cricket and he may not get a job in future. In between Jeeva falls in love with his neighbour girl and they are broken up when their family comes to know about this. Jeeva starts to drink due to this heartbreak. So to make him concentrate on good deeds again, Jeeva’s father agrees to let him join the cricket club.

A brother who dotes on his sister is forced into a situation where he has to get her married to a ruffian with whom he is at loggerheads. Can their relationship survive?

Kathir works as an IT professional at Dindigul and visited his village on a holiday in order to attend his elder brother’s wedding but only to realise that the wedding has been cancelled.

Set in the year 1987, the movie depicts the life of Krishnakumar alias Kittu (Vishnu), a Dalit youth whose main ambition is to become a collector. He is influenced by the ideas of Chinnarasu (R. Parthiepan), a local Dalit leader who had also sponsored his education. Chinnarasu and Kittu try to fight against the rampant caste discrimination meted out to them by the upper caste people, but are unable to do much about it as the police and courts are biased towards the upper castes. One day, Kittu sees his classmate Gomathi (Sri Divya), who is from the upper caste, discriminate against a Dalit girl. He admonishes her publicly for her act of caste discrimination, which makes her repent her behaviour. Gomathi eventually falls in love with Kittu, but Kittu maintains a distance as they are from different castes, though he too is in love with her.

A love story with boy and girl from feuding villages.