Madura Veeran is a Tamil rural drama that subtly throws light upon the controversial sport, Jallikattu. The film begins with the central character Durai returning from Malaysia to Madurai to marry a girl, from his village. However, his true mission is to find his father s killer and also to participate in the sport of Jallikattu. With two communities in his village also at loggerheads with each other, will Durai be able to make things right before it s too late? more»

Modalaindi Ela is a 2011 Indian Telugu film, directed by Boopathy Pandian and Produced by Anand. The film stars Balaji Balakrishnan, Meghana Raj, Karthik Sabesh and R. Sundarrajan in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. more»

Two individuals go in search for their mothers in their own ingenious ways. One of them is a young man (Mysskin) who craves desperately for the love of his mother and the other is an eight-year-old boy (Master Ashwath Ram). more»

Based in Chennai, plainclothes police officer Pugazh slays Raka, a male wanted by Interpol, during the Shri Ganesh Visarjan. This news alerts his associates, some of who become alert, while others relieved, and Pugazh is instructed to proceed with his next target. The latter then meets with Janavi and both eventually fall in love. She then lets him speak with her wealthy Munich-based father, J.D., who instructs them to come home. Once there, he displays his disapproval for Pugazh. Unable to get close to his target, his stay is prolonged, prompting his mother to also travel there. And it is her arrival that will dramatically alter the entire situation, changing everyone's lives forever. more»

Thiru (Dhanush) is a carefree laid back guy who has a great time with his friends (Karunas, Sukumar and others). He falls in love with Priya (Shriya Saran), who is the sister of Guru (Prakash Raj), a rich business tycoon. The story is about a cat-and-mouse game between Thiru and Guru, who is against Thiru and Priya's love. Thiru (Dhanush), the hero wins the game at the end. more»