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In Kaalakammaipaati, two faith-driven sects clash endlessly. When atheist Kathiravan dies on a sacred night, but his body keeps farting, villagers deem it divine, each sect claiming him as their Gods vessel. Only his friend Mani Muthu believes hes alive, battling blind faith to save him in this satirical tale of humor, belief, and friendship

Can a lifelong friendship between a boy and a girl remain purely platonic? While those around them expect love and marriage, the story questions whether every deep bond must lead to romance.

Based on a true incident, this mystery revolves around the disappearance of a physiotherapist. As the police investigate, they unravel secrets and uncover the truth behind his sudden vanishing. Was it a disappearance, or something more sinister? The story unfolds with suspense, leading to a shocking conclusion.

Kadaisi Ulaga Por is a Tamil-language film written, produced, and directed by Hiphop Tamizha Aadhi. It stars Hiphop Tamizha Aadhi, Nassar, Anagha, and others in pivotal roles.

People hailing from Devannadu have been yearning for a resident doctor to cater to their healthcare needs. Determined to retain the doctor, they rally together and put forth collective efforts. Will he stay?

Arunachal: The Gods Nest film takes the audience on a beautiful journey through the beauty of Sela pass lake and winding valleys between the mountains. This journey of a bike rider at a height of 13,700 feet shows the complexities.

Aandavan Kattalai talks about young people who dream of going to foreign countries, and in their desperation, use fake passports and get into trouble.

One of the eerie places in Chennai over the years has been the Demonte Colony in Alwarpet, which has been lying vacant for nearly two centuries. The film is supposedly based on a real-life incident. When the protagonist and his friends try to uncover the hidden secrets of this mysterious place, they encounter a terrifying incident. Who is the ghost in the house? Does it belong to the Portuguese businessman who once lived an unhappy life in the same house?

Aindhaam Thalaimurai Sidha Vaidhiya Sigamani is a Tamil comedy film, based on an uneducated man, who belongs to a family of siddha doctors. He decide to marry an educated girl, who can take care of him as well as his family. The story takes a turn when he is misunderstood as a doctor and marries her.

Chinna, a hunchbacked phone booth operator, loves a blind street dancer and wants to help her regain her sight. Kartik, his lookalike, is a constable in love with the commissioner's daughter. Chinna (Surya) has a tough time getting married because of his hunchback. Spending most of his time as a phone booth manager, Chinna assists the floundering romance of Priya (Jyothika) and her bellicose boyfriend Kartik (also played by Surya). Chinna meets blind performer Shenbaga (also Jyothika), and his love life starts looking up. In the meantime, a complication in the other romance spills over into Chinna's wonderland. —Joyojeet Pal

Impostor with heart of gold wins over an ailing matriarch posing as her long separated grandson. A comatose matriarch (Manorama) shockingly awakes from her near-death state when caretakers mention the impending return of her long-lost grandson. In a medical miracle of Tamil film proportions, she is back full form, and sends her crony (Goundamani) to fetch the grandson. The grandson (Ranjit) turns out to be a creep, so the crony comes up with a quick plan to appoint a temple architect Kannan (Karthik) as an interim grandson for the unsuspecting matriach. Kannan agrees, and eventually takes his role a bit too seriously. Divya Unni as Kannan's poor lover and Manthara as the grandma-chosen bride add a creamy love triangle to top up the potboiler.

Raghu meets Malavika in New Zealand. While on a road trip to Christchurch, they get close. Upon arriving they don't reveal their feelings for each other. Will they ever meet again? Will they express their feelings?