Deepa Shankar

The story follows the protagonist through three pivotal phases of his life. At the heart of the narrative are the caste heads of the village, whose cruelty caused deep pain and suffering to him and his beloved. As time passes, he sets out to confront them and seek justice for the scars of the past.

Vallamai is a Tamil movie starring Premgi Amaren, Divya Darshini and Deepa Shankar in prominent roles. It is written and directed by Karuppaiyaa Murugan.

A mortuary driver`s life embarks on a lengthy expedition to transport a deceased individual who is the pride and honour of two feuding families. Can he successfully manage to deliver the body?

When Sakuththala's husband disappears with a large sum of money, Police Inspector Paridhi Ilamaran embarks on a perilous investigation intertwined with political corruption and organized crime in Madurai. With two murders rocking the city simultaneously, Paridhi races against time to solve the mystery and bring justice to those responsible.

Two sections of a village in Ramnad district get into trouble due to a politics play of certain bureaucrats.

A record, drawn of the testimonies of Hibakusha - survivors of the atomic bombs dropped on Japan - of humanity's potential to destroy itself. The bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 and 9 August 1945 were unparalleled in human history. Presented as a triumphant moment for Allied forces, the devastation wreaked on the two cities and its people, has never received quite as much coverage as the bombings. Almost 80 years after the two events, Atomic People draws on the vivid testimonies of survivors, detailing the struggles they faced in the aftermath and the campaign against nuclear weapons that gained momentum over subsequent decades. With the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight than it has ever been, this film is a reminder of the destructive power of the world's arsenal and what the looming threat of nuclear war entails. —Canon y mus