Oru Viral Krishna Rao

Subbu and his four friends are jobless graduates, and loathed by their fathers. They start up a business with their college mate Chitra's help, but her rich father strives to stop them from taking his profits.

Money to male child and leave out females in a family overall. Worked wonders in that generation when it was released. Kaalam Maari Pochu is a 1992 Indian Tamil film, directed by V. Sekhar and produced by C. Kannappan. The film stars Pandiarajan, Sangita, Vadivelu, Rekha, Kovai Sarala, R. Sundarrajan and Raj Sundar in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Deva.

Ilavarasan is a 1994 Indian Tamil film, directed by " Pavithran" and Producer by "N.A.Sudhakar, K.P.Unnikrishnan" The film Stars, "Prabhu Deva, Roja, Sarath Kumar" in lead roles. Music by, Deva.

A dramatic-story depicting the difficulties of a lower middle class family trying to build a new house. Veedu (Home) is drama of Balu Mahendra, a noted film director and cinematographer, known for poetic touches. Story placed in late 1980s Chennai, revolves around a family's tryst with living in own house. The family is run by a single income of parent-less middle aged girl with grand father and school going younger sister to support. Story warps naturally with a notice to vacate the rented house. Overcoming the financial constraints,house builds among confusion, cheating, pain and a hope of breathing in a own house. Before the building become a home, the family end up in courts against the illegal construction from municipal body. Curtain Falls. —Ponnein Selvan M

Poetical forces play in the life of an unemployed yet well educated young man.He finds the depth and the beauty of his principles yet fate leaves him in destitution

Sanjeevi, a smart young man, arrives to see his friend Venkatachalam, who is staying with his sister Indumathi, along with a beautiful maid Thilagam and a slow-witted but kind servant Kasi. Sumithra, who got rejected by a man years ago, has become an ardent feminist man-hater (except for her brother), which amuses Sanjeevi and gives him scope for banter and wit with her. The two fall in love with each other, though Indumathi vehemently denies it for most of the film. Venkatachalam becomes enamored of his maid Thilagam and seduces her. She becomes pregnant, but Venkatachalam refuses to marry her. Kasi, who is secretly in love with Thilagam, claims Sanjeevi is her baby's father, which means he is sentenced to marry Shobha. Sanjeevi is enraged at his position, but goes ahead after Kasi pleads with him to save Thilagam from social disgrace. Sanjeevi sends Thilagam to live with Kasi till her pregnancy is over. Kasi tenderly looks after her, and when his community starts to inquire about her presence in his home, he tells them she is his wife to protect her (back in 1978 unwed motherhood was considered a disgrace in India). Eventually Indumathi learns the truth about her brothers guilt and Sanjeevi's innocence, and flies into a rage and demands Venkatachalam marry Thilagam for the dignity of womanhood. Venkatachalam is finally persuaded to marry Thilagam, and comes to see her after her baby is born. However Thilagam rejects him, as all he did was get her pregnant and afterwards he never even came around to see her; Kasi on the other hand not only stayed with her but cared for her, and she considers him a more worthy choice as a husband and father. An enraged Venkatachalam fires them both, but Sanjeevi approves of Thilagam's choice and sets up a job for Kasi to support his now-wife and child. The film ends with Sanjeevi leaving town, picking up Indumathi on the outskirts after she asks him to take her along.