Adaptation of Indian mythology that depicts the triumph of good over evil.

Sridhar Vasudevan (R. Madhavan) is a middle-class family man employed in a bank. He is very idealistic, principled, and recognizes a deep sense of belonging with the society he is part of. He gets annoyed and flustered by illegal and semi-legal activities happening around him. His wife Vatsala (Sangeetha) persistently demands he should be more ‘flexible’ and make more money, but Sridhar does not accede. He endures the illegal and semi-legal activities around him because he anticipates a change in the mindsets of people. He feels that over time, they will become more honest, socially aware and willing to make small personal sacrifices for the greater good of all (like him).
Vatsala is a typical middle-class housewife and a caring mother of two children, Varsha and Varun. Societal imperfections and related problems matter very little to her. She is more concerned about her reactive husband, thinking about ways to save him from the effects of his angry outbursts and to steer him away from his impractical thoughts and deeds.

An underground terror group led by a mysterious proxy Akash recruits unemployed youth and turns them into suicide bombers. Asst. Commissioner of Police Parashuram (Arjun) decides to take the case (and the film) into his own hands in a fit of patriotic fervour. In a subsequent fit of wisdom, he hides a key witness (gayathri raghuram ) at the home of his flaky fiancée (Kiran), thereby endangering both and his anti-terror mission in general.

A genetic engineering student tries to bring back the skills of a legend of the past and use his skills to save India from a deadly virus attack by China.

An encounter specialist’s success in hunting down and eliminating criminals takes him to the holy city of Rameshwaram, where he will face the biggest threat of his career.

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

Mumbai Police commissioner Ajay Bhardwaj announces the end of the “Mafia Raj” in the city, to try to bring peace to the city’s streets. However, a ruthless south Indian named Vijay Surya comes to the city, aspiring to be the most powerful Mafia Don there. Staying in Dharavi with his friend, he is introduced to a local politician Laalu, who is in trouble and offers him help. He recruits a portion of the gangsters and criminals living in Mumbai led by Naseer to work under him. Surya’s henchman Shakeel manages to kill a witness of Laalu’s crimes in the jail where he is kept in, winning Laalu’s friendship.

Pazhani vows to get back his beloved cow which his father sold due to his poverty. Meanwhile, he falls in love with Karthika. But his love life meets up with problems in the form of Selvaraj.

Thamizh is a killer for hire with no ties and who will do any dirty job for money. He has a girlfriend who loves him but also detests his violent nature. But is Thamizh really what he purports to be?

An orphan murders his girlfriend’s father and his brothers. What made him seek out this bloody revenge?

Aadhavan, a professional sharpshooter, gets a contract to kill Subramaniam, a prominent judge. He enters his house as a servant and wins the heart of his family members while plotting his death.

Pichaikkaran revolves around Arul Selvakumar, who’s a rich guy of the city. One day, he realizes that his mother’s life is at stake and can’t be easily saved. He then happens to meet a Swami who suggests him to give up all his pleasures and live as a beggar for 48 days, without revealing his identity intentions to anyone else. Accepting the challenge and telling about it only to his closest friend, Arul arrives in Chennai and as time passes, he forms a strong bind with other beggars in the city. He even comes close to Magizhini, a lady who runs a pizza parlour due to her good nature. Everything goes smooth until the day when he gets caught between deadly goons and his uncle who finds out about him and tries to overtake his business.