Sruthi Hariharan

Head Bush is a biopic of Bangalore`s first underworld Don MP Jayaraj.

Rajaratha (Royal Chariot) is the story of a shy goofy college boy Abhi and a pretty outspoken girl Megha, during their romantic comedy journey, they encounter an interesting character of an eccentric loner called uncle and a charismatic & powerful personality called Vishwa.

It is said that life is a never-ending search without knowing what is being sought! This is the heartstring of the movie “Happy New Year”. It is an anthology based on five stories, with a slice of lives of a few people, all culminating on New Year’s eve. There’s a radio jockey, who is also a stand-up comedian with a grief struck heart; a constable who hates his job; an anti-social thug who hates any kind of celebration; an IT techie who thinks new year’s eve is just another day; and a manager of car showroom who is unhappy with his orthodox wife. Desperately in search of a meaningful life, the New Year changes their perspectives forever.

Beautiful Manasugalu is a refreshing new age story of two innocent lovers who fall prey to the TRP driven news hungry media manipulation and the corrupt system which is looking at sensationalism rather than the truth. The story takes an unconventional turn defined by their fight, struggle and the truth. This story is based on the true occurrences that shocked people in 2012.

Nerungi Vaa Muthamidathe is a road film that revolves around a trip from Trichy to Karaikal, in the backdrop of a petrol crisis. It is said that the title of the film was inspired by a message written on a lorry.

Hare Rama Hare Krishna portrays an unemployed man, Anand (Sri Murali), who bribes an official for a job. When he doesn`t get the job, an angry Anand approaches a higher authority demanding that the money he paid be returned. However, he is framed by the officials and they send him to prison. Although, his fate has other things in store for him as he ends up becoming a don.