P. Bharathiraja

The story traverses the journey of two characters from different walks of life, who are on the pursuit of redeeming their lost paradise.

An unfortunate incident changes the lives of an ordinary family, and forces them to face new conflicts every day.

Thiruchitrambalam, known as Pazham, floats aimlessly through his life as a delivery boy to the disdain of his father. As he tries to get his life on track to no avail, the possibility of love seems to finally bring light into his life.

Arumpon wants his sister to get married into a good family, but is forced to accept her marriage to a local goon, with whom he is at loggerheads. Will the brother-sister relationship survive?

Kennedy Club is a Tamil movie starring M. Sasikumar and Bharathiraja in prominent roles. It is a drama directed by Suseenthiran.

The is touted to be a revenge drama. Following the fight between two sons of a Don to take their father`s position when one of them emerges victorious he starts running illegal activities in the city. A voice which is raised against this demon is put to death. What follows is the fight for justice by the family of the man who was killed by the don.

After his father's death, Thangapandi faces family conflicts, marries his cousin Malar, and helps his ailing mother find peace. For several years, Thangapandi (Prabhu) is in feud with his stepbrothers (Ponvannan and Vignesh). In the past, Durairasuthevar (Sivaji Ganesan), the village chief, planned the marriage of his daughter (Raadhika Sarathkumar) and she got married with a rich man. Few days later, after the birth of Thangapandi, her husband died and Durairasuthevar forced her daughter to remarry with her cousin Kathiresathevar (Sivakumar). Then, Thangapandi became jealous of, the new born, Sellasamy and decided to live with his grandfather Durairasu Thevar (Sivaji Ganesan). After, Durairasu Thevar's death, the conflict has hardened. Angusamy (Ilavarasu) hates Thangapandi. Sellasamy (Ponvannan) wants to get married after his uncle Angusamy's advices but that's disrespectful to not arrange the marriage for the elder son first. Finally, Sellasamy got married before Thangapandi. Meanwhile, Malar (Saranya Ponvannan) is in love with her cousin Thangapandi and he proposes her. At Thangapandi's marriage, his mother came to see it secretly and she saw his son's affection to her. Thangapandi's mother falls ill and Thangapandi give milk (custom in village) to end her sufferings.

In a village where female infanticide is widely practiced, a young woman fights for justice after her sister and her newborn child are both murdered.

Garuda Dhwaja is a 1991 Indian Kannada film, directed by N S Raj Bharath and produced by Brij Chopra.The film stars Ambarish, Anupama, Shobha, Ramesh Aravind, Avinash, T N Balakrishna, K S Ashwath, Mukyamanthri Chandru,,in lead roles. The film had musical score by Hamsalekha.Watch the full movie, Garuda Dhwaja, online, only on Eros Now

Indu lives a middle-class life with her widower dad. She attends college, meets Raj, and and they fall in love with each other. Raj follows Indu everywhere, including a picnic, to the chagrin of her professor, but Indu shuns her and sings and dances with Raj, then they take off on his motorbike. Some goons attempt to molest Indu, a scuffle ensues, she is abducted and subsequently thrown down a cliff, and the car with the molesters in it explodes. Thinking that Indu is dead, Raj loses his mind and is institutionalized in C.T. Mental Hospital under the care of Dr. Ram Kumar Verma. When Raj gets better, he is discharged, finds out that Indu is still alive, and goes to meet her and attempts to get intimate with her. It is then her husband, none other than Dr. Verma himself walks in, sees them together, and decides to kill them. He succeeds in killing Raj, but before he can kill Indu, he is arrested and institutionalized in the very same hospital where he works. One day he breaks out to finish his one and only mission: to kill Indu at all costs. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

David, a political activist wrongly imprisoned for 22 years after his wife, Rosy, is raped and killed by politician Suryaprakash, returns to seek revenge after serving life imprisonment.

A friendship between a middle-aged upper-caste man in a village and a boatman's daughter raises eyebrows. The film begins with the friends and family of an old man (Sivaji) waiting for him to die, as he lies ailing alone in an outhouse. The film goes back in flashes through his life, especially the events following the entry of a boatman's daughter Kuyil (Radha). Unhappily married to the shrewish Ponattha (Vadivukkarasi), he takes solace in a friendship with Kuyil, which is socially awkward, and complicates things for both. —Joyojeet Pal

A middle class home- maker woman gets rid of the social handcuffs and stands tall in the male- chauvinist society.

Veeranna is in love with Muthupechi but has to leave the village to serve the armed forces. When he returns home, she realises that their relationship has no future. Love, village feud and circumstances lead a young man to abandon his village and lover and head to the armed forces. Upon his return, his lover realizes that things are never going to be the same again. Capturing the innocence of village life and happiness in a small world, Man Vasanai is a rich story on human character

A fashion photographer gets embroiled in a series of grisly murders A photographer Dilip (Kamal Haasan) gets involved with a group of three supermodels, all of who are sent abroad for an international tour by business magnate Oberoi (Shyamsunder). Other models similarly sent abroad seem to show up dead under strange circumstances, and when the cycle repeats with these three, Dilip becomes the prime suspect. Somewhat scratchy follow-up to the racier "Sivappu Rojakkal" from the same director, generally watchable. Remarkably poor performances all-round. —Joyojeet Pal

Two teenagers fall in love in rural Tamil Nadu but their families are against the match due to their differing religions.

Angara satyam is the producer of this movie

The movie revolves around the struggle and vulnerability of 16-year old Mayil (Sridevi) when in love.