Saranya Ponvannan

A faceless nobody unleashes statewide chaos to carve his identity, fueled by vengeance and a haunting past. As his power rises, the system launches an all-out war to stop the storm he has become.

Get ready for a family entertainer packed with emotions, action, and heartwarming moments.

An interesting adaption of the relationship and the analogy of the iconic characters Ram and Ravan set in the present day world.

Coco Kokila is the Telugu version of Kolamaavu Kokila, which revolves around the life of a woman who is a drug peddler and the effects that her profession brings to her personal life.

Kolamaavu Kokila revolves around the life of a woman who is a drug peddler and the effects that her profession brings to her personal life.

The film, a thriller about the crimes that affect women and children, depicts the way chain snatchers carry out their operation and consequences of talking over the phone while riding or driving.

Beloved by all and dreaded by some, Junga is your quintessential don-next-door who is equal parts menacing and goofy. By a strange twist of fate, he makes some very powerful enemies in high places who are now resolved to ensure his downfall. Can Junga and his gang of misfits find a way out of the tight spot they find themselves in?

Inspired by real-life incidents that led up to the sensational 1987 Opera House heist, Thaanaa Serndha Koottam recounts the story of a group of con artists who swindled rich businessmen out of a fortune by posing as CBI officers.

Magalir Mattum is the story of few women who get to live their life the way they want with the help of the lead character, Jyothika, who is a documentary filmmaker and a very modern woman. Though the films title literally means Ladies Only, the story has several important male characters as well who equally contribute to the plot.

24 is a sci-fi thriller starring Suriya in a triple role. The core theme of the film is about time travel, the one thing that humans cannot control, but what if someone has the power to do so!

Indrudu is the dubbed version of the Tamil film, Naan Sigappu Manithan. It talks about a neurological sleeping disorder called narcolepsy.

This film talks about a neurological sleeping disorder called narcolepsy.

The film is about a staunch devotee of Lord Hanuman who undergoes a transformation after an encounter with the gorgeous girl. The devotee Kathirvelan, is an unemployed youth who heads to Madurai, where he falls head over heels in love with the simple yet striking middle-class girl, Pavithra.

Inspired by the Thai horror film, `Alone`, the film centers around two conjoint twin sisters. The film is essentially a revenge drama interwoven with a love story and other jolts. According to the film`s leading actress, Priyamani who essays a double role in the film, one twin is innocent while the other is a tomboy.

Inspired by the Thai horror film, `Alone`, the film centers around two conjoint twin sisters. The film is essentially a revenge drama interwoven with a love story and other jolts. According to the film`s leading actress, Priyamani who essays a double role in the film, one twin is innocent while the other is a tomboy.

After a few years, Chitra learns that her child, who was believed to be dead, is alive but is suffering from a mental illness. However, her family faces many challenges while looking after her child. Chitra, her husband, Shekar, and two children, Arjun and Anu live in a rural area in India. When Chitra is expecting her third child, she is taken on a stormy night to a hospital where she is informed that her child, a girl, has been stillborn. Shortly thereafter the family re-locates to a flat in the city where Shekar works as an Architect at a construction site. Two years later, Chitra starts suspecting Shekar of having an extra-marital affair. When confronted, Shekar is at first elusive, then finally admits that Chitra did give birth to a brain-damaged child, who he left at the care of the hospital. Chitra brings the child home, much to the chagrin of Arjun and Anu, and other neighborhood kids. To make matters more complicated, Shekar witnesses the murder of a Police Inspector, and comes forward to testify, knowing fully well that the killer as well as the Police Department would like to close this file as a suicide. Watch what happens when things snow-ball out of control as Shekar faces off with his neighbors, who want him evicted because of Anjali, and the killer - who wants him to withdraw his testimony. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) A married couple and their two children live together in South India. The family soon decide to have another child, however when born, it appears the child suffers from a terminal disease. The ailment is brought to the attention of the husband (Raghuvaran) at the local hospital, and together, the hospital authorities and the husband collude to keep the child's disease a secret from the mother (Revathi). They let the family believe the child is dead. When the truth eventually transpires, the child is brought back to the household. Colony representatives co-mingle to advocate the expulsion of the mentally-affected child from the neighborhood as it is affecting other children. The film explores why the husband did what he did, how the family, including the two other children come to accept the child into their lives, how she is cared for, and whether they finally are ready to let her go. —gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com With deep social significance, this extraordinary tale highlights the need for awareness and sensitisation in our society towards those with special challenges. This movie also highlights the struggles and trauma faced by the families of the mentally challenged, through the life of Anjali (Shyamali) a mentally challenged girl who, after her father (Raghuvaran) sends her away for a few years, is brought home to live with her parents and two healthy siblings. The movie chronicles the love given and received by the little girl, the relationships she establishes with every member of the family through her special interactions with them, and the family's struggle to come to terms with the social consequences of Anjali's presence in their family. The family is helped by a mysterious stranger (Prabhu) who appoints himself their guardian angel, but will the family be able to bear the taunts and stigma of society? What will happen to Anjali and how will her family deal with her presence in their lives? —Santhosh