Oru Nodiyil (Tamil: ஒரு நொடியில்) is a Tamil-language Horror film which is Directed by M.A. Chowdary performed by Madan, Trushti Panday, Srushti Dange on 22 Apr, 2016.

A kidnapping gone wrong leads to mounting tension between Prabha, the kidnapper, and Kathir, the policeman assigned to the case.

A CB-CID Officer, who suffers from Kleine Levin syndrome, returns home to find his teenage daughter has gone missing.

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

Navarasa Thilagam is the story of a young man who wants to make it big in the real estate business. How he achieves it is narrated in a hilarious manner.

The plot is non-linear, starting by showing the final scene of the film. The plot starts with the protagonist being in a state of coma and living on life support. The film, from the beginning, tells two stories of the same person, one in colour and the other in black and white.
A detective from Mumbai crime branch starts investigating the incident that caused the protagonist’s (Siddharth) current state. The Detective going through his belongings stumbles upon some scribbled notes and a mysterious pill. Meanwhile, police capture two suspects and interrogate them for information.

The film plot is made revolving around the robbery by a gang of hackers and cyber criminals on the Independence Day of India.

A medical college student get possessed by a ghost that wants to take revenge on the college’s dean.

Forensic officer Mugilan falls in love with Megha. But she disappears around the same time as when Mugilan discovers incriminating evidence against a corrupt police officer who is up for a promotion.

The film opens with a new boy Easwaran joining in Hari’s class. He is instantly disliked because of his withdrawn nature. Hari picks a fight with him, and he breaks his nose and brings his parents to school. Hari’s mother, however, on coming to know that the boy is an orphan, tells him that she can consider him as his mother. However, in a few days time, she dies, and in the funeral, the orphan holds his hand and consoles him.
Years later, Hari (Kalaiyarasan) is in a long time relationship with a college girl Gayathri (Dhansika), while a demure girl Revathi (Srushti Dange) pines for Easwaran (Prasanna), who ignores her as he fears that something bad will happen to her. The heroes make a dangerous enemy in the form of a local mayor’s son, who they beat up and break his hands for harassing Hari’s sister. Meanwhile, Easwaran accepts Revathi due to Hari’s efforts. Just when everything seems to be going well, tragedy strikes at both ends. What happens next forms the rest of the screenplay.

The film begins with an honest education department official (Thalaivasal Vijay) dying in a bomb blast. Then, we are introduced to Sakthi (Vijay Vasanth), a pickpocket, who is attracted towards Malarvizhi (Srushti Dange), a middle-class girl. There is also Sathya (Samuthirakani), a straightforward cop, who is about to get married to his childhood sweetheart Shruti (Vidya Pradeep). Their lives turn topsy-turvy on the same day – Sakthi is chased by goons for picking the pocket of a gangster; Malar is threatened by the education minister’s PA (Jayakumar) for filing for re-evaluation on behalf of her maid’s daughter; and Sathya is attacked by his own friend and cop Saravanan (Bharat Reddy) as he starts digging into the death of Shruti.

A group of four youngsters get on a train, they are then scolded by a quick-tempered stranger Ananthakrishnan (Prakash Raj), he tells them that today’s young people are immature and good-for-nothing. The friends are about to prove him wrong.