Acting
Shesha 2016 is a gripping crime thriller set over one chaotic night at a remote police station on the Karnataka-Kerala border. When an abusive officer is brutally murdered, a lone female cop gets trapped in a deadly cat-and-mouse game with a cryptic caller. It’s a gritty, fast-paced watch filled with intense suspense and dark secrets.
Inspector Shiva an alcoholic officer struggling with schizophrenia, is transferred to Rakkasapura, a seemingly quiet village with a low crime rate. Soon The village’s peace is shattered by a series of gruesome murders. Young women are found dead, dressed in bridal finery with their faces charred beyond recognition. Witness as a troubled cop in rural India confronts his own demons while pursuing a complex case that tests his moral boundaries and beliefs.
Mark is suspended from his police duties for his unruly yet effective ways of operating, but when 18 children are abducted and found dead, races to catch the criminals. With only 18 hours left, he must confront powerful foes and use unconventional tactics to succeed.
Jaaji arrives at her marital home on her wedding day, only to witness her father-in-law’s sudden death. As she discovers more chilling secrets, Jaaji must find a way to survive in the house
A story of a bunch of college friends who reunite after many years. It focuses on their college life, leading to the responsibilities of adulthood and their struggle to find solace amidst their complex relationships.
The birthday plan goes haywire when Puneeth, the birthday boy finds his friend fallen dead on the apartment floor. The situation worsens when unexpected people arrive leading to chaos.
When the warden of their hostel takes his own life, a group of students conspire to make it look like an accident for fear that they will be blamed.
A brave fisherman fights a corrupt politician to defend his village on Nellore Sea Shore after coastal displacement. His rebellion ignites a revolution that spreads beyond Krishna Lanka, showcasing courage and sacrifice.
Elra Kaaleliyatte Kaala follows Vijay, who gets stranded in the unusual village of Idnodu, where life moves without clocks and time feels suspended. As he tries to leave, he is drawn into its rhythm, gradually confronting the tension between urgency and stillness.
When a drug deal goes wrong, it catches the attention of both the law and the criminal world. What follows is utter mayhem that will link the fate of three gangs, an unscrupulous cop, a greedy monster, and a street-smart stringer.
A mother, a couple, and a visually impaired person, where all of them will focus on their hunt for finance.
This is the first Indian film which is wholly based on the life of a film editor. Tonally, the film narrates a young man's (editor's) life, whose dreams are unusual, in a comical and entertaining way.. This film subtly puts across a message that success has no certain set of rules which have to be followed in life to achieve it. We don't necessarily have to excel in academics, get a good job, handsome salary etc. Success lies in happiness and in being able to do what we want in life.
Rohit is entangled in a series of murders involving women he knew, disturbing him. After a confrontation where he kills Shetty, Rohit is the suspect, unveiling surprising truths about the murders' origins and his own role in the mystery.
