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Ondh Kathe Hella is an anthology film consisting of five chapters with intertwining narratives. The story delves into the lives of five friends with contrasting personalities, who head out on a road trip from Bangalore to Sakleshpur.

The film revolves around 4 teenage orphan guys, who want to make their presence felt in the society by making a name for themselves. They go on a rampage against the bad elements of society who try to disturb them and make an attempt to eradicate them and their name. In this short run, one of them falls in love with the heroine.

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.

Kempe Gowda, an honest police officer, takes on a gangster, Arumugam. However, the mafia leader has close connections with the bureaucrats who prevent him from the law.

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The film revolves around the conflicts between a working wife and an unemployed husband who loses his job for being wrongly implicated in a Lokyukta raid and the disadvantage taken by their kin out of this situation to satisfy their selfish purpose.

Mathaad Mathaadu Mallige revolves around the main protagonist Vishnuvardhan who plays the character of a simple village farmer and his on going clashes with a multi-national for acquistion of fertile land.

Kamli (Sangita) loses her bag in the railway station. Later, her bag is sent to her home, along with a letter from Surya (V. Ravichandran), who found it. Kamli and Surya send letters to each other and soon fall in love. Yaare Neenu Cheluve is the remake of a Tamil blockbuster Kadhal Kottai.