V. Ravichandran

Set in the early 70s, Kaali unwittingly confronts underworld thugs which in turn leads to a series of events. Will destiny be in their favour?

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

Sequel of Drishya, Drishya 2 stars Ravichandran and Navya Nair in the lead roles. The film is produced by Mukesh R Mehta, CV Sarathi and Seetharam GVS.

Four young people of different nationalities are involved in a strange accident, which causes them to spend a difficult night together. On that night, we learn about the suffering of each of them, and many paradoxes occur that push them to take revenge on those who destroyed their lives.

Hebbuli stars Sudeep in the role of a paramilitary commando, and is a story about the life of a military man.

In this tale of friendship, there is happiness, fun, pain and so many other things in equal proportion. It focuses on the importance of relationships and how people perceive it nowadays.

An architect falls in love and returns home, only to find himself caught between two feuding families. As hidden truths about his identity come to light, he takes it upon himself to end the cycle of violence and bring peace through his own path.

A happy-go-lucky man falls head over heels in love with a girl at first sight. By a twist of fate, they become victims of a tragic incident, which takes their relationship to the next level.

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.