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DySP Nandakishore, an incredibly brilliant cop and a devoted family man, finds himself entangled in a web of mysterious murders that shook the conscience of Cochin city. Over the course of investigation, the DySP realises that it is a completely different ball game - no rules, big players and despicable intentions.

In an isolated hospital in the high ranges of Kerala, an autistic patient with special skills piques the interest of a psychiatrist, whose investigation into her past leads to startling revelations. Directed by debutant Vivek, Athiran is a gripping thriller which stars Fahadh Faasil and Sai Pallavi in central roles.

Two Countries is the story of two people from different countries who get together. Ullas Kumar from India, is a small-scale fraudster who dreams of making it big one day. On the other hand, Laya is a Malayali girl born and brought up in Canada. The film captures the fun when this incompatible couple from two different parts of the globe come together.

Based on a true story, Ennu Ninte Moideen is the divine love story of Moideen and Kanchanamala, which dates back to the 1960s. The movie creates nostalgia of that era - the politics, people and language have been brought back to life.

`Love 24x7` is a love story set in the backdrop of media. The movie is written and directed by debutante Sreebala K Menon. Dileep plays Rupesh Nambiar, who works in a news channel. Nikhila Pavithran plays the female lead. She does the role of news reader Kabani. Sreenivasan plays the channel editor Ummer Abdulla. The movie showcases many interesting facts about media.

Mohanlal plays Vineeth Pillai, a bored scribe who has been working for a family magazine for the past twenty years. Kalyani, the new editor-in-chief, decides to revamp the whole system and get rid of the old staff. In order to make life difficult for Vineeth and get him to quit, he is assigned with the tough task of interviewing Deepa, an advocate-cum-activist. She evades all his attempts and the film chronicles how he goes about accomplishing the challenge.

Vellimoonga narrates the story of a rural politician and his ideologies humourously wrapped in a family entertainer.Biju Menon plays the role of a 41-year-old Mamachen who is tied in familial tussles and remains a bachelor. His father was a freedom fighter and a social activist, who dies and leaves his family with huge debts. Mamachen enters into politics only because of an unforeseen incident that occurs in his life

The story narrates the life of a young man from Fort Kochi named Aaron (Jayasurya),who loses his eyesight during his school days in an accident who then finds a place in the Indian cricket team for the blind.

Set entirely in the modern day England, `London Bridge` narrates the importance of relationships, and shows how love and empathy prevails against ambition and dreams. It is the story of an ambitious hardworking young entrepreneur, a kind-hearted daughter, and a successful business tycoon, whose heirdom is at stake as his only daughter values the pain and sorrow of the underprivileged in the society than her only relative in the world. C S Nambiar, a well-known industrialist, who has many businesses under his wings, sees his future son-in-law in Vijay, a hardworking ambitious young business man, who is also an upcoming threat to some of his business interests. Nambiar offers to accept Vijay as his successor, if Vijay succeeds in bringing back his daughter, Pavitra, from her chosen path of charity and goodwill towards the needy of the society. Irrespective of being from a different cultural and financial background, Pavitra, feels it her responsibility to be part of the great nation she resides in, England, which has forever advocated, followed, and supported rehabilitation of the less fortunate part of all societies.. Vijay, who has struggled hard all his life to climb up the ladder of prosperity, takes up the challenge of winning the heart of art loving, compassionate Pavitra, who loves and respects the great people of England, and thereby wishes to offer her services to support the sick and hapless division of the society. Pavitra who has a strong individuality, and own views towards life, deep under her heart never wants to hurt her father, but has clear vision on what she would do with her life, and the fortune she would inherit from her father. The movie revolves around different lifestyles of England, touching hearts of a number of people who represent the expat, as well as the inhabitant population of the great country, which has always welcomed various cultures to it`s heart. Vijay`s quest to winning Pavitra`s heart, fulfilling C S Nambiar`s only aim in life, and thereby succeed in writing his own destiny, would be unfolded in the movie through light, and some times not so light-hearted moments.

This weekend is going to be awkward - and it's all Scott's fault. Spend the weekend with Scott as he goes to the desert to reclaim his girlfriend from a "misunderstanding." Along the way, he must duck and dodge her nunchuck-wielding brother, bond with his newly married best friend, and witness a meddling reiki enthusiast attempt to wreck their marriage...again. —Scott Dunn

Priya is an aggressive boss who won`t take no for an answer. Despite growing up in Australia, she`s still attached to her hometown in Kerala. Her assistant, Manu is an engineering graduate from Alappuzha in Kerala. Manu is very ambitious and dreams of succeeding. There comes a time when Priya needs his help and Manu obliges, thinking it will benefit his career. This Malayalam romantic comedy is loosely based on the Hollywood film, `The Proposal`, starring Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds.

Faizi, an urbane youngster who aspires to become a chef, tries to fulfill his dream by running a hotel that is run by his grandfather. In his journey to achieve his life goal, he finds the true purpose of life.

Asuravithu stars Asif Ali and Samvrutha Sunil in the lead roles where Asif Ali plays Don Bosco, a soft spoken and religious young man, who is studying in a seminary. He is witness to an incident that changes his life forever. Samvritha Sunil plays a smart, vibrant young woman who manages her own affairs.

Ajayan (Mohanlal) has worked in the Gulf and also in Chennai, before returning to his home in Palakkad where his mom Ammukkutty Amma (Sheela ) lives. He is a likeable chronic bachelor, who often boasts about his past escapades with women to some of his gullible friends. The whole story takes a different turn with the entry of Karthik (Rahul Pillai), a teenager who has come from Chennai, claiming that he is Ajayans son. The boy soon becomes close to Ammukkutty Amma, though Ajayan is desperately trying to prove that Karthik is not his son.

Story of the Indonesian President's life before he become famous.

The title designates place and location: an unusually hot August in a rural area outside Pawhuska, Oklahoma 60 miles Northwest of Tulsa. Beverly Weston (Sam Shepard), a once-noted, alcoholic poet, interviews and hires a young native American woman Johnna (Misty Upham) as a live-in cook and caregiver for his strong-willed and contentious wife Violet (Meryl Streep), who is suffering from mouth cancer and addiction to narcotics. Barbara is mean to everyone, abusing towards Beverly, and accuses him of hiring Johnna with the intention of having sex with her. Beverly has to be driven down to Tulsa for her Chemotherapy treatments. Beverly tells Johnna that poetry books became his last resort to escape the misery of his life with Violet. Shortly after this, he disappears from the house, and Violet calls her sister and daughters for support. Violet's hair is almost gone due to her chemotherapy treatment and wears a wig for her vanity. Her sister Mattie Fae (Margo Martindale) arrives with husband Charles Aiken (Chris Cooper). Violet's youngest daughter Ivy (Julianne Nicholson) is single and the only one living locally. Violet berates Ivy for not wearing make-up due and says that she will get a man if she makes a little bit of effort. Barbara (Julia Roberts), her oldest, who has inherited her mother's strong will, arrives from Colorado with her husband Bill (Ewan McGregor) and 14-year-old daughter Jean (Abigail Breslin). Barbara and Bill are separated and having marriage difficulties, but they put up a united front for Violet. Finally, middle daughter Karen (Juliette Lewis) arrives with the latest in a string of boyfriends, Steve Heidebrecht (Dermot Mulroney), a sleazy Florida businessman whom she introduces as her fiance. Even though it is insanely hot, Violet refuses to turn on the air conditioning. Violet is also racist and refuses to consider that originally America belonged to the Native Americans. Violet has the habit to win arguments by supposedly revealing the truth, which her kids are not aware of. She claims that Barbara was Beverly's favorite child and was disappointed in her, as she settled for Bill. Barbara is livid that Violet takes her drug pills, but Violet acts the victim and says that her mouth burns due to the cancer. After five days, the sheriff shows up with the news that Beverly took his boat out on the lake and has drowned. Barbara identifies the body and makes the funeral arrangements. Mattie Fae's and Charles' shy, awkward son "Little Charles" (Benedict Cumberbatch), misses the funeral because he overslept, and is met at the bus station by his father. Charles loves Little Charles, though Mattie constantly belittles her son's intelligence and calls him a loser. Charles believes that Little Charles is very close to Violet in terms of his behavior and mannerisms. Ivy confides to her sisters that she is in love with Little Charles, her cousin, who plans to move to New York, and that she cannot have children because she had a hysterectomy. She feels this is her only chance to finally marry. The family sits down to an awkward dinner after the funeral, fueled by Violet's brutally honest "truth telling" which results in Barbara jumping on her mother. Violet ends up attacking each and every member of the family with her verbal insults & she preys on their most intimate secrets to make them feel vulnerable and depressed. Barbara decides she has had enough of the drug addiction and confiscates all her pills. Later, after Violet has had a chance to sober up, she has a tender moment with her daughters and reveals that her own mother had a cruel streak. Violet shares a story that demonstrates how cruel her own mother was when she longed for a new pair of cowgirl boots when she was in her early teens. Instead of giving Violet the boots she wanted, her mother gave her a beautifully wrapped box on Christmas morning containing old, filthy men's work boots as a vicious prank. That evening, Steve and Jean are sharing a joint. Steve comes on to Jean, gets her stoned, asks her to show him her breasts, and starts to assault her. Johnna is woken by their conversation, sees this, and attacks him with a shovel. The commotion wakes up Barbara, Bill, and Karen who rush outside. Barbara confronts Jean and slaps her. This compels Bill to take Jean back to Colorado, leaving Barbara. Karen refuses to admit that her relationship is doomed and also leaves with Steve. As Little Charles sings Ivy a song he has written for her, Mattie Fae walks in and berates him. This exhausts Charles' patience with his wife's lack of love and compassion for her son, and he angrily tells her he is taking Little Charles and leaving, with or without her. Mattie Fae subsequently reveals to Barbara, who unintentionally listened in, that long ago she had an affair with Beverly, and Little Charles is in fact their younger half-brother as well as their cousin and that is the true reason why he and Ivy cannot be together. Barbara promises to try to discourage Ivy from marrying Little Charles, while not revealing the secret. Later, Ivy tries to tell her mother about her relationship with Little Charles. Barbara tries to deflect the admission to protect Ivy from the truth. Violet tells Ivy that Charles is actually her brother, something Violet knew all along. Devastated, Ivy leaves and promises to never come back. In the last confrontation between Violet and Barbara, Violet admits she was contacted by Beverly from his motel the week after he had left home but did nothing to help him until after she removed money from the couple's joint safe deposit box. By that time, he had already killed himself. This revelation leads Barbara to depart, realizing that her mother is far beyond help. Violet is left with only Johnna. Violet begins dancing to loud music but quickly becomes too upset and goes off to find Johnna for comfort. Barbara, driving through the plains, gets out of the car and cries. She then gets back in the car and continues west, following signage showing highways and number of miles to Wichita, Salina, and Denver.

The story takes place at a hill station, where Thomas Kutty (Asokan) has bought a huge bungalow, to convert it into a resort. It`s a dreaded place with a history that dates back to several decades, when some murders took place there. The rest of the gang, Mahadevan (Mukesh), Govindankutty (Siddique) and Appukkuttan (Jagadeesh) come there in order to prove that the rumours surrounding the ill-fated bungalow are indeed fabricated. But things don`t happen the way they would have liked.

The friendship between two young women who grew up in the same orphanage; one has found refuge at a convent in Romania and refuses to leave with her friend, who now lives in Germany. Alina and Voichita have been friends since their orphanage days. And they have been lovers since they became sexually mature. But despite their oath of mutual fidelity, Alina, who could not bear poverty any more, emigrated to Germany where she became a barmaid. Now she just could not take the estrangement from Voichita and today she is back to Romania with a view to taking Voichita along with her to Germany. The only trouble is that in the meantime her girlfriend has betrayed her in falling in love with... God! Voichita indeed now lives in a convent where she plans to make vows. The priest agrees, if somewhat reluctantly, to accommodate Alina before their (hypothetical) departure. He sees all too well that not only is the young woman materialistic but hostile and troublesome as well... —Guy Bellinger

A guy who is just a flirt, finds his true love and has to change his identity to make it a success. Karthik (Shiv Pandit) is a happy-go-fun-loving youngster. He loves to lure women. He loves developing a crush on them. In the same college studies Malar (Mansi). They cross each other and hot air blows between them. Obviously they develop hatred towards each other. A few months later they are out of college and get employed in a software company. Karthik's relative and close friend Suja joins his company and is deputed to the HR department where Malar works. Karthik soon realizes that it is the same Malar his tormentor in his college days and both make it a point not to cross each other's path. However, one day without Malar's knowledge Karthik sees her and falls for her and decides to go all out to woo her. How he goes about it including a few mistaken identity causes heartbreaks, leading to the climax. —Kollywood Getting his first impression totally wrong, a guy tries to make a girl fall for him by changing his identity. A very light headed casual storyline is about how he makes his love succeed. Whether he was able to convince her exposing his real identity is the conclusion. —Maddy232323

A group of students camping in a forest accidentally sets free a spirit that is seething with revenge to kill her murderer. When the spirit begins to kill the students, they call a sorcerer. A college group of anthropology students go to the remote forest are of Muthuvan Mala, under the oversight of Prof. Shankaranarayanan (Raghavan), in order to study the tribal life which had existed there. A student, Sunny (Nishanth Sagar), unknowingly unleashes the spirit of Neeli (Vani Viswanath), who is a ghost seeking revenge against the Thripangod royal family, one of whom (Devan) had killed her and her lover (Vikram). Consequently, Neeli starts killing off the students one by one and the police call for sorcerer Vadakkedath Namboothiri (Prathapachandran) to be summoned.