I Am Sorry Nenu Alantidanni Kadu is a 1990 Indian Telugu film, directed by Raja Chari and produced by Tummalapalli Rama Satyanarayana. The film stars Junior Balakrishna, Takshan Rai, Ram, Srikanth, Vidya, Anusha, Anu Jaswal. in lead roles. The film had musical score by Gopi. more»

Sri Saila Bramarambika Kataksham is a 1991 Indian Telugu film, directed by Vittala Acharya and produced by Y. Subba Lakshmi. The film stars K R Vijaya, Pandaribhai and Bramhanandam in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Vijaya Krishnamurthy. more»

January 1st is a 1984 Indian Tamil film, directed by Manivannan and produced by P Nageswar Rao. The film Stars Vijayakanth, Sulakshana and Sathyaraj in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Ilayaraja. more»

Bramacharigal 1993 Indian Tamil Movie directed by Muktha Srinivasan.Produce by.S. Ravi, R. Govind Star Cast Nizhalgal Ravi,Gouthami, Janagaraj, Venniradai Moorthy,S. S. Chandran,Charle,Jaiganesh,Manorama, Sulakshana,Sangeetha.in lead roles. The film had music by Deva. more»

Bhale Thamasha is a 1983 Indian Telugu film directed by Vasu and produced by S. Vijay Bhaskar Reddy. The film stars Karthik and Sulakshana in the lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Ilayaraja. more»

In a remote village near Theni, Thangapandi (Suryah) is the son of Malaisamy (Vijayakumar). The latter had once enjoyed huge wealth. His honest ways of living brings him admiration from the villagers. Thangapandi, a carefree youth, falls in love with Mayyakka (Meera Jasmine). Mayyakka is a poor woman, who earns her livelihood selling pots. Thangapandi gets acquainted with her and they resolve to get married. Enter Thangapandi's relative Rasaathi (Preethi Verma), who wants to marry him. Meanwhile Malaisamy, the man with a noble heart, promises his friend Sivalingam (Radha Ravi), a rich landlord in the village, that he would arrange for Thangapandi's wedding with his physically challenged daughter Vairam (Lakshana). Things go awry when Thangapandi tells about his love for Mayyakka to his family. Malaisamy dies without his last wish being fulfilled. All blame falls on Thangapandi. What will Thangapandi do now? more»

Love, greed, crime and revenge. These are the basic emotions that constitute the story of Eesa. If you are the type who expects something new every time you watch a film, Eesa is bound to disappoint you big time. Vignesh and Lakshana play the lead pair in the film, supported by Singampuli. They work in Thoothukudi under a wealthy respectable man in the village. But as the story unfolds it comes to light that he is corrupt and wicked within. Lakshana is the one who first stumbles upon the truth and she has to pay for it with her life, but not before passing on the truth to Vignesh in the midst of her final few breaths. It has to be a predictable course from then on, murder in the name of revenge. The script is the biggest flaw in Eesa, a lot more care should have been taken in the writing department. The proceedings get tiresome and irksome very early in the first half and it is a weary wait for the climax, you don t feel interested at any point. However there are a few scenes where one is shaken out of passiveness. Vignesh, unable to accept Lakshana s death keeps her decaying dead body alongside him, talking and singing to her. Such scenes, though not new to Tamil cinema, have been shot well. Vignesh has worked hard, but the results are far below satisfactory, mainly due to the deficient script. His character loses his sanity after Lakshana s death and becomes sort of psychic. The body language in most of those scenes bears striking resemblance to that of Vikram s character in Pithamagan. The director must have been alive to this situation. Eesa is a poorly made film with the shoddy script being the main culprit. With the foundation being shaky, there is little that could be done by the other elements to salvage the movie. more»

The story is about four friends and one of them sacrifices his life for the sake of friendship. Premji, Vijay Vasanth, and Nithin Sathya are close friends. Ajay Raj, who is out to avenge the killing of his younger sister by her boyfriend, also joins these friends. In this situation, a rowdy's daughter, Jennifer, loves Ajay, but he does not reciprocate. He has to first kill the person who cheated his sister and took her life. When it is known that it is Nitin Sathya who is the culprit, Ajay picks up an 'aruval' and rushes to confront Nitin. In the meantime, Nitin hires a mercenary paying him Rs 5 lakes to kill Ajay. The friends are divided and the outcome of the clashes between them forms the climax. more»

The film revolves around the characters Shubhankar (played by Sabyasachi Chakrabarty), Vidhi (Debashree Roy) and Medha (Churni Ganguly). Medha is an ex-flame of Subhankar. Medha becomes pregnant after rendezvous with Subhankar. Though Medha was not married with Subhankar, she denies abortion and gives birth to a son, Megh. Many years later, when Medha is suffering from cancer, comes to meet Shubhankar, discloses about her condition and requests him to take Megh into his care. At this time Subhankar is married to Vidhi. So, he feels hesitant and shocked. Medha stays in Shubhankar's home and tells Vidhi that she is Shubhankar's distant relative. Vidhi starts caring for Medha like her own and makes her stay with them until the treatment is over. Medha's condition worsens and finally she dies. more»