A family of low-level crooks is mistaken for ghostbusters and asked to get rid of the ghosts haunting a bungalow.

Three women, who belong to different walks of life, go through severe identity crisis because of the patriarchal system in their respective families. Set in three different time periods, the movie throws light on their helplessness and other myriad issues faced by these married women despite them having their life partners by their side.

A realistic take on the issues while talking about downtrodden people in a derogatory manner.

Director Suntharan probably wanted to give some sort of social message with his movie but the way he scripted the screenplay, the movie sounds more like a wannabe sensationalist. If loose morals that make people lose their minds and do pretty awful things do not count for sensationalism, what else will?

A youngster from a small town believes that his only responsibility in life is to find a suitable groom for his sister. However, when things fall into place, he is faced with an issue that he would have never expected in life.

Two boys who instantly dislike each other learn to forgive after an accident.

Friendship of young people and the love between a brother and sister.

A young man and woman running away from their homes are taken to a police station, where they become spectators to the goings-on at the place.

A sub-inspector trainee sets out on a journey to track an unsolved, 16-year-old case. But little does he know that fate and destiny will put him on an exhilarating ride.