Mani C. Kappan

Praise the Lord is an adaptation of Zacharia`s short story of the same name. Joy (Mammootty) is an immensely rich farmer based in Pala. He is not aware of the life beyond his small town in Pala as he has not got an opportunity to explore the outside world. But a boy and girl, who are in love, change Joy`s outlook on life. The crux of the story is about the unpredictability of life and how it silently takes over a placid existence

The story revolves around two step-brothers Vijayan (Mukesh) and Madhavan Kutty (Kalabhavan Mani), the enmity that is always oozing out of these two brothers for each-other, and the sport mentioned in the title. Both the brothers eye the trophy that is given to the kabadi champion every year. This trophy hold special importance to for them as it is named after their father. The boys, who are useless otherwise, practice for the championship with all their might. However, they are also make something worthwhile of their life. Watch the movie to find out who wins the title, and what they end up doing in life.

An evil sorcerer tries to lay his hands on the idol of a powerful deity belonging to the Trippankode family. However, he discovers a mighty opposition that quells his endeavors.

Yuvathurki is a 1996 Malayalam action film directed by Bhadran, produced by Amitabh Bachchan Corporation in association with Seven Arts. Suresh Gopi, Vijayashanti and Rajan P.Dev appear in the leading roles. Dr. Rajendra Babu was the dialogue writer for the film who had earlier done Sphadikam, which was also directed by Bhadran, while Bhadran himself penned the screenplay. Most of the film was shot in and around Delhi barring a few scenes. The Tapovanam of Swami Somendra was shot at Udaipur. Yuvathurki was the first Malayalam film by Vijayashanti. The movie had huge star cast and budget for a movie in 90s , the film was a flop.But it become super hit with dubbed version in Telugu and Tamil. Later through television also film praised by viewers. Cast, Suresh Gopi Mani C. Kappan Vijayashanti Sukumari Ratheesh Rajan P. Dev Abu Salim Despite huge star cast and a huge budget, Yuvathurki failed to create expected results at theaters.It was above average in Kerala but turned out to be blockbuster in Telugu beating many Telugu movies that year and super hit in Tamil. Though made stylishly using high-end technology and cinematography, critics felt the movie had extreme violence and highly complex way of narration, which the ordinary film viewer failed to understand. However, the film, after being broadcast frequently on television, also found a huge number of fans among the new generation; ten years after theatrical release.It was also highest grosser in the opening week for a Malayalam movie due to heavy rush across South India. The movie also managed simultaneous release in Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi and Telugu, a rare feat during those times. It was produced by Seven Arts & Amithab Bachchan Corporation.

The hilarious trio from 'Ramji Rao Speaking' faces fresh trouble when the heroine of their drama group quits.

An elderly man tries to find a perfect groom for his granddaughter, Maya, who returns from Mumbai. However, he is unaware of the fact that she is already married to a photographer.

A young man marries a Tamil girl, and fearing his family, he brings her to the house as a servant. Problem starts when his elder brothers falls for her too.