A child brings happiness. In other perspectives, it is also related with many other emotions. Expecting a baby, losing a child, unwanted pregnancy, infertility and much more are all related with a child’s birth. This is a feature film woven around the emotions for a baby. A story of different characters; story of a variety of emotions. All synchronized by a common thread and tied around towards the end.

A tragic-comedy that is set in the 90s between two different personalities coming from different backgrounds that change their lives in a tale of love.

The film revolves around a maneater tiger who has gone berzerk and is no attacking people in Iduppanai, Kotagiri. While the forest officials are searching for the tiger, strange events happen in the forest.

A touching emotional connection between a father and daughter and how politics and society impact their way of life.

Thiru is the owner of a drug-dealing business that runs in both national and international markets. However, he faces challenges when his mother learns about it.

The movie dates back to 1951. Here, two incidents take place; The birth of the hero and other in the Kolar Gold Fields (K.G.F) they get gold. The hero is brought up in poverty. When he is very young itself he goes to Mumbai to become a mafia don. His mother’s wish was to see her son rich and powerful. After being in Mumbai for some time he returns back. Will he be able to become a Don? Will he set his people free from the age old slavery? Forms the plot of the movie.

Four immigrants (Pandi, Murugan, Afsal and Kumar) are detained by the local state police, tortured and forced to admit to a crime they have no knowledge of. When all hope seems to be lost, a policeman from their hometown speaks on their behalf at the court hearing, setting them free. The policeman asks for a return favor and the boys oblige, oblivious to the consequences that await them. As they unwittingly bear witness to a political treason, the system seeks to silence them at any cost. But Pandi is determined to be heard.

The Dude abides but he must help two losers find the thief in a twisted plot of love and fate.

The possessiveness in love can be fatal. Sathish tries to kill his wife Sumi and then himself. He asks her to go with him for a long drive thinking to kill her as chances arrives. Has he succeeded?

A neurosurgeon, who has a phobia for sound, kills anyone who makes noise. He ends up killing his wife and then targets his son.

The film starts with Kailasam (Ravi Kale), the somber bigwig who is performing the last rites of someone dear to him, but the appearance of Kottai (Jiiva) (first in the chaotic Koovagam festival and later atop a Veeranam pipe) swinging a scythe maniacally sets the tone for the rest of the film.
Cut to the flashback a few months ago: In Ramnad, Kottai’s mother (Saranya Ponvannan) is cutting down logs and boasting about her son: he is a god who deserves to see the outside world and derive its benefits. Kottai journeys to big bad Chennai in company with Vellaiyan (Ganja Karuppu), who dances with every Karagattam dancer on the roadside, makes lewd jokes, and appears to have only one thing on his mind. They end up at the massive home of Kailasam, the local terror who slices up people whenever he can. However, our heroes are unaware of the fact.

A man sacrifices everything for his two younger brothers and even spends seven years in prison for a crime he did not commit.