Bhaskaran (Arya) is a happy-go-lucky guy, who is yet to complete his B. A. Degree, writing arrear examinations annually for years. His only friend is Nallathambi (Santhanam) who owns a Hair Cutting Saloon named Thala-Thalapathi Saloon (named after the titles of actors Ajith and Vijay) which he received as a dowry for marrying a two-month pregnant woman. Bhaskaran, during an arrear exam, happens to meet a young lecturer Chandrika (Nayantara) and instantly gets attracted to her, though she disapproves of him because he attempted to copy during the exam.Bhaskaran lives with his mother, Sivakami (Lakshmi Ramakrishnan), brother Saravanan (Panchu Subbu) who is a successful veterinarian and sister, Nithya (Monisha). When his brother marries Nandhini (Vijayalakshmi), he finds out that Nandhini's younger sister is actually Chandrika, and wishes to marry her. When he approaches his family for a chance, everyone talks very frankly of his unemployed status which rankles him and causes him to leave his house to prove himself.With the support of Nallathambi, he establishes a tutorial for Class 10 students and despite early setbacks makes it work and ensures that he makes a very heavy profit on the deal, while also convincing Chandrika, who eventually reciprocates his love. However despite all this, Chandrika's father Shanmugasundaram (Chitra Lakshmanan) is against her marriage with Bhaskaran, the reason being that he had been once insulted by a drunk Nallathambi as revenge for not having sanctioned a loan to Bhaskaran, who also gave him the nickname "Mongoose Mandaiyan" (Mongoose Head). Shiva (Jiiva), a supposed "teetotaler", is introduced as Chandrika's prospective groom. Bhaskaran then confronts Shiva, explaining to him that he loves Chandrika. The two get into a fight soon after, but when Shanmugasundaram arrives at the spot, he learns the truth: Shiva was hired by Bhaskaran to fool everyone about his identity. Under Shiva and Bhaskaran's orders, a disappointed Shanmugasundaram finally is forced to unite Bhaskaran and Chandrika. more»

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Saravanan(Prithviraj) is an assistant director who feels he has written a script that only he, as a director, can do justice to. Kanniah (Prakashraj), who has been looking for a break as an actor for even longer than Saravanan, becomes Saravanan's roommate. When Saravanan goes to Hyderabad, Kanniah copies Saravanan's script and pitches it a producer, under the condition that he has to play the hero in the film. Impressed by the script, the producer agrees to the condition. The movie turns Kanniah, now rechristened Dilipkanth, into a star. Saravanan does not give up and creates another story. However, he finds out that he can't make his film unless Dilipkanth plays the hero. Shooting starts with Dilipkanth as hero but is halted midway owing to various tantrums thrown by the new opportunistic hero. Determined to finish the movie, Saravanan seeks the help of his crew and friends in the cinema industry. Unknown to Dilipkanth, Saravanan and crew manipulate him into situations that match the storyline of the movie they are shooting for and capture Dilipkanth's live reactions. They manage to fool Dilipkanth and finish shooting the climax of the film even as the self claimed new star makes an ass of himself. A few days later, he is invited to watch the premiere of the movie and is shocked to see the recent events of his life unfold on the silver screen. He soon realizes the effort put in by Saravanan and crew and feels humbled. He genuinely acknowledges the talent of the director and leaves the place. more»

Three friends join hands to fight a local goon to save a lodge from being sold off, but will they succeed in their mission? more»

Innaleyude Baakki is a 1981 Indian Malayalam film, directed by P. A. Backer. The film stars Captain Raju, Devan, Geetha and Sreenath in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by G. Devarajan. more»

Abhispata Prem' is the tragic love story of Puja and Deep. Deep is the son of late police officer Nilam Dutta who lives with his mother and sister Rinki. He is from a humble background while Puja is the daughter of rich industrialist Roy Choudhury. Puja falls in love with Deep who is an honest man of principles. She proposes to Deep and though Deep is hesitant in the beginning because of their differences in status he accepts her love. When Roy Choudhury finds out about their relationship he tries to separate them. Roy Choudhury detests Deep also because his father had accidentally killed his wife. He tries to defame Deep, insults Deep's mother and sister and then kills them but is unable to separate the lovers. Deep and Puja elope and he sends his goons after them. Puja's sister-in-law somehow manages to change Roy Choudhury's mind and he goes to bring them back. But, it's too late as Deep is killed by a goon and Puja who gets raped by prince commits suicide when Deep is killed. Roy Choudhury also commits suicide as he fails to save his daughter. The cursed love story of Deep and Puja ends tragically. more»

Rajiv meets Mamata when he goes to steal in her house, they get married and settle with Rajiv s family. Rajiv s sister-in-law Jayanti gets jealous of Mamata and conspires to get her thrown out of the house just when Rajiv gets arrested for his thefts. Will destiny help them to get together again? more»

Sahadharmini is a 1987 Indian Bengali film, Directed by Subhash Dutta and Produced by Ramaprasad Chakraborty. The film stars Mrinal Mukherjee, George Baker, Gita, Karmakar, Mantu Bandyopadhya, Master Bunty, Mira Chakraborty and Renu Ray in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Maniklal Bandyopadhyay. more»