Jayaprakash Kuloor

When a thief tries to steal the idol of the goddess Bhagavathy and almost drowns in the process, she comes in person to rescue him. She then ends up living in his house for a week, till her idol is consecrated at the new temple and she can reside there again.

Eleven young cricket enthusiasts in a Kerala village set off to play with their newly acquired kit. Simultaneously, the kit's donor, a lawyer, finds himself at the centre of a fraught land dispute.

Kalamandalm Hyderali was the one and only non-Hindu professional Kathakali singer in the world, who made a mark in the 4-century classical dance drama from Kerala in South India.The film is based on a trues incident in the life of Kalamandalam Hyderali.

Kattalan Porinju and Jose are friends as thick as thieves. Mariyam and Porinju have an unrequited love story that has Jose invested in fulfilling. Chaos ensues when a skirmish pulls in all three of them in a series of violent outbursts.

In an isolated hospital in the high ranges of Kerala, an autistic patient with special skills piques the interest of a psychiatrist, whose investigation into her past leads to startling revelations

A bunch of engineering students in Bengaluru struggle to get through the course due to their lackadaisical attitudes and frequent skirmishes within the college. An incident outside the campus though shakes them to reality and they are forced to confront it through a trial by fire.

Shivaram is shattered by two deaths he witnessed as a doctor. He then starts questioning the prevalent medical practises and the wide use of pesticides. Samaksham is his quest for answers and the lengths he is willing to go to find a solution.

Prakshan runs an electrical hardware shop and is known by all the people of that village. As the story progresses, the entry of a mysterious girl in Prakshan's life unfolds a lot of suspense and comical moments.

Irfan, a young Muslim boy, falls in love with a Hindu girl, Anita who is much older than him. However, when their families oppose their relationship, the duo seeks help from the police.

Three young people—Haris, a gay painter; Vishnu, a rural kabaddi player and their friend Sia, an activist who refuses to conform to dominant norms of femininity—struggle to find space and happiness in a conservative Indian city.