Settled in London, Aman hopes to marry Asha, an Indian woman also based in London. He visits her parents’ house to seek their permission to marry her. However, his plans to impress the family start failing when they discover that he is a Pakistani.

The plot revolves around four young cousins. Things change once one of them gets married. Will this change the equation between them?

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.

Viren (Abhay Deol) and Aditi (Ayesha Takia) are introduced by their families, but Viren refuses to marry because he wants to marry his girlfriend of three years, Karen (Apoorva Jha). Viren’s refusal creates tension between the families, as Aditi’s aunt feels insulted. However Viren and Aditi meet by coincidence, bond quickly and Viren invites Aditi to accompany him to Goa – he wants her to find out if his girlfriend Karen loves him or not.

Tired of their day-to-day lives, three friends decide to go on a vacation where they encounter zombies and meet a girl while running for their lives.

Dinakaran (Dinesh) is a roadside Romeo who feels infatuated by girls, who smile at him. The true romance is something that still eludes him. His luck with other girls are too futile. Will Dinesh find his true love in Poornima (Nanditha), the girl who had rejected him once, is now back in his life? The film is directed by Pa. Ranjith, former assistant of well-known film maker Venkat Prabhu.

Saravanan (Udhayanidhi Stalin) is a jobless youth who roams around in a two-wheeler with his friends. Kalyanam (Soori), his uncle, aspires for a political career, but due to the error committed by a drunk photographer, Saravanan ends up as the local head of a national party, and this upsets Kalyanam, who is left with no option but to leave the country to take up a job in Dubai. His other uncle’s daughter Thaenmozhi (Regina Cassandra) returns to town after many years, and Saravanan is besotted by her and falls in love with her. In the meantime, Kalyanam returns and awaits an opportunity to teach a lesson to Saravanan. Whether Saravanan succeeds in his love and whether Kalyanam manages to put Saravanan in his place is told in the rest of the story.

Sivadhanu, an educated but unemployed honest man, gets married to the daughter of a rich man and moves to their house. However, taunts and disrespect compel him to find a new job in another town.

Vimalraj (the grubby Meenakshi Sundaram from Pasanga) is the ill-behaved son of the gullible Saranya and her husband Ilavarasu. Vimalraj’s financial needs are met by his susceptible mother, whom he either hoodwinks or intimidates to fulfill his frequent needs to gamble or hang out with his friends. He pushes the boat out and spends his time whiling away, aided by his friends. In the course of the time, he also spots a girl and falls in love with her – much to the despair of her brother who nurses a rivalry against him. What happens next forms the climax.

A marriage is in the verge of trouble as the groom sends an abusive message to the bride under the influence of alcohol. Will he able to save the wedding?

Two music directors Bharathi (Vijayakumar) and Kannan (Nassar) used to be friends and composed music together. After Kannan has a fight with the director of their movie, Bharathi who feels embarrassed decided to split from Kannan and compose the music for the film by himself. He offers Kannan the chance to reconcile after this movie. Kannan rejects this and instead gives details about the fallout to the newspaper and Bharathi ends up losing the movie deal. A war begins and both music directors hate each other and can’t even stand to hear the other’s name. Bharathi is very successful while Kannan, who is basically unknown, drinks away his sorrows.

Balle Vellaiya Thevaa is a commercial entertainer with a classic mix of comedy, romance and action set against the backdrop of a village.