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 socialist takes on a ruthless factory owner after the latter murders his former employee.
Kodishwari, a 17-year-old girl is a topper at her board examination but, unfortunately, she fails at her NEET examinations. She decides to take justice into her hands as she goes up against the politicians and the education system.
MaMaKiKi is a film about four friends who studied together in college. They meet at a reunion in college after 5 years of graduation. What has happened in everyone's lives in the 5 years forms the structure of the film.
The story revolves around three smart boys who determines to outwit the villain and make their dream of becoming rich come alive.
A compassionate man faces a test of his faith from a rat that shows no sign of leaving his home.
A young cop, who works in a police control room, tries to solve the mysterious case of a kidnapped girl.
Anbu, a young carrom player in North Chennai becomes inadvertently involved in an ongoing conflict between two local gangsters.
A young woman takes up drug peddling to make money for the treatment of her mom, who has cancer.
The fate of four friends, who work at a garage, witness drastic changes after they lock horns with a dreaded gangster in town
Cheenu Mohan was an Indian film actor who appeared in Tamil language films. He acted in films including Thalapathi (1991) and Iraivi (2016). He died on 27 December 2018 due to cardiac arrest. Cheenu Mohan began his career as an actor in the late 1980s, portraying small roles in Varusham Padhinaaru (1989) and Mani Ratnam's Anjali (1990) and Thalapathi (1991). After quitting his job in 2001, Cheenu Mohan then went on to portray the lead role in plays directed by Crazy Mohan and Maadhu Balaji. His involvement in theatre and his reluctance to move into television roles, meant that roles in the film industry had evaded him. He made a comeback by portraying a supporting role in Karthik Subbaraj's multi-starrer Iraivi (2016). Featuring as the antiques dealer John, who tries to hold together a breaking family, Cheenu Mohan received critical acclaim for his work in the film. A critic called his performance "fantastic in the melodramatic scenes". Appreciation for his performance in the film meant that he was later selected to feature in Manikandan's Aandavan Kattalai (2016) and Vetrimaaran's Vada Chennai (2017).
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