Sivaji Raja

The film tells the story of Olympian and world championship medalist Dariusz Popiel, who, together with a group of young Polish students, works on rebuilding old, forgotten Jewish cemeteries to honor the memory of those murdered in the Holocaust, whose matzevot (Jewish gravestones) were damaged or destroyed. Combining personal and collective narratives, the film shows the selfless efforts of these youth who question the stereotype of Jewish-Polish antagonism, drawing attention to the memory of Polish Jewry. —G

Naga Shaurya who runs a Women Empowerment Institute to train women to be mentally and physically strong gets labeled 'GAY' for being around ladies since his childhood. Here, he meets a girl named Manasa who is kind-hearted and always gets into trouble because of her nature. She is impressed with his intelligence and nature and falls in love with him. The rest of the story revolves around how Shaurya solves her personal problems, in a rib-tickling comedy.

A visually challenged chef Kalyan encounters a girl Vennela who changes his life forever before she mysteriously disappears. Kalyan's search for the girl forms the crux of the story.

Kalyan, a visually impaired chef, falls in love with Vennela and vows to support her through her financial struggles. But just as their bond deepens, she mysteriously disappears, leaving behind unanswered questions and a broken heart.

Two strangers meet each other while traveling from their native place to find a job in the city. To find an accommodation, they pretend to be a married couple. With time, they are attracted to each other, but are hesitant to admit it but finally unites.

Three bumbling criminals find it harder to keep hold of a baby after successfully kidnapping the baby for ransom.