Sreevidya Mullachery

Madhuvidhu offers a simple, relatable take on married life, focusing on everyday moments rather than drama. It follows Amrut Raj of the Anjilamoodu tharavadu, a household of five men, and a newlywed couple whose hopes for happiness gradually fade under daily pressures. What begins with promise turns into a test of endurance, as the couple struggles to bridge the growing emotional distance between them

A young couple working are out on a drive where they meet with an accident. It leaves them in a triangle between a cop who investigates the accident and the corrupt political hegemony who are in pursuit of them.

Story of two men, Sidharthan and Mujeeb, while Sidhu is a loafer whose only goal is to become extremely rich without any struggle and hence dreams up grand schemes for a business that will fetch him crores, Mujeeb is a successful “businessman” who occasionally earns big bucks through shady deals, thanks to his “well-placed connections”.

Sudhi is writing a blog titled Oru Kuttanadan Blog, based on the serene beauty of a village Kuttanad. The blog largely revolves around Hari, who is an idol to the youth.

Vivek, a musician, and Malavika, his lover, live in Kochi. They strive to expose the rampant human trafficking and organ trade taking place in their city, but land in trouble.

An IPS officer investigates the murder of a leading criminal lawyer in the city. Things become further suspicious when a middle-aged person named Mathews becomes the witness.

The protagonist arrives at a relative's house with a pregnant friend due to some problems, and stays there without going back, suspecting some of the activities of the family members there. The subsequent events happening that night forms the crux of the story.

A group of children living in a slum in the capital city found a bloody human head in abandoned condition. It belonged to someone very dear to those children. The children decided to keep the head as a secret for a short period, To find the truth.