Asha

Prerana, a counsellor in a hospice, develops an unusual friendship when she meets a patient, Aniketh. This relationship explores the meaning of love, life and human bonds.

Naga Shaurya who runs a Women Empowerment Institute to train women to be mentally and physically strong gets labeled 'GAY' for being around ladies since his childhood. Here, he meets a girl named Manasa who is kind-hearted and always gets into trouble because of her nature. She is impressed with his intelligence and nature and falls in love with him. The rest of the story revolves around how Shaurya solves her personal problems, in a rib-tickling comedy.

Guntur Talkies can be described as Ishqiya meets Delhi Belly, a theatrical focusing on two characters: Hari, a 25-year-old Casanova played by Sidhu and Giri, a man in his late 40s, deserted by his wife and left to handle two little children.