Leela Samson

Military legacy drives twin brothers in 2047 India. Their paths divide when one receives a classified assignment, while rejection leads his brother to join opposing forces

Yellow is a Tamil movie starring Poornima Ravi, Vaibhav Murugesan, Sai Prasanna and Namitha Krishnan Moorthy in prominent roles. It is written and directed by Hari Mahadevan.

A piano player pretending to be visually-impaired, unwittingly becomes entangled in a number of problems as he witnesses the murder of a former film actor.

The film tells the story of Gowri, an elderly woman living in an old age home, who decides to leave with Shivan, a caretaker. Their journey together turns into a tale of companionship and love in their twilight years.

In the unforgiving shadows of sympathy, Ganesh Gangadharan, a paraplegic designer, wrestles with his inner demons, striving for a semblance of normalcy.

Radha, a 12-year-old girl growing up in a privileged, middle class home in the 1980s, is surrounded by family, books, and music. She has limited contact with Sundar, a boy who works for her family but whose presence opens her eyes.

An old man aged around 60 plus, forgets his entire identity including name and home after fainted while morning walk. People are not interested to help him since no one knows him and he has nothing but basic mobile with no contacts or call history. But an old lady decides to help to find his identity and home. Whether she is able to take him to home or not.

Revoles around 6 characters Sujith, Swaathi, Joshua, Jyothi Meenakshi, Siva and Chitra an how they express their love and admiration for each other and cross paths to lead together with a life full of love that’s irrespective of age and norms.

Two contemporary and creative music teachers, Mary D'Cruz and Manoj who provide a glimpse of the rich culture and refinement of music and theater to students who are driven by an unimaginative educational system in the name of Math, Science and Technology.

Parthiban, a cafe owner, lives with his family in Himachal Pradesh. Things take an absurd turn for him when he gets in the way of a drug cartel.