Oru Nokku Kanan(1985)

Aalaya Sikharam(te)

Seenu is the bread winner of his family. When his older brother Shekhar completes his education, the family hopes for better times. However, Seenu has to shoulder more responsibilities.

Ninne Preethisuve(kn)

Ninne Preethisuve is a 2002 Kannada film directed by Om Prakash Rao. The film stars Shivaraj Kumar, Ramesh Aravind and Raasi in lead roles. Music was composed by Rajesh Ramanathan.

Shaapa(en)

Shaapa movie is a love story that gets entangled with the Cauvery water dispute  between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Shaapa means a curse.Ramesh plays a man haunted by his father

Maduve(kn)

Maduve (2000) is a 2000 Kannada film directed by Umakanth V and produced by Ramalingeswara Rao. The film stars Ramesh Aravind and Charulatha in lead roles. Music was composed by S A Rajkumar.

Hrudaya Hrudaya(en)

Hrudaya Hrudaya is a 1999 Kannada film directed by M S Rajashekar and produced by Parvathamma Rajkumar. The film stars Shivaraj Kumar, Ramesh Aravind, Avinash and Sharat Babu in lead roles. Music was composed by Hamsalekha.

Yaare Neenu Cheluve(kn)

When Kamli loses her bag at a railway station, Surya finds it and sends it to her house with a note. They soon start communicating with each other through their letters and fall in love.

Prema Raga Haadu Gelathi(kn)

Kashi and Anand fall in love with the same girl without knowing about her true intentions. However, in a twist of fate, their lives change forever.

Vajrakaya(kn)

Vajrakaya is a Kannada film directed by Harsha A and produced by C. R. Manohar and C R Gopi. The film stars and Shivaraj Kumar in lead roles. Music was composed by Arjun Janya.

Aryan(kn)

Aryan, a successful athlete-turned-coach, takes Shwetha under his wing, and moulds her into an ace athlete.

Kalam Mari Katha Mari(ml)

Prem Poojari(ml)

Prem comes to Madras to become a singer. However, in the beginning, he pretends to be a priest of the Namboothiri caste to find a place to live

Megham(ml)

Col. Ravivarma Thampuran visits the home village of his subordinate Mani where he finds and eventually falls in love with a girl named Meenakshi.

Winner(ta)

A young man moves to his hometown; here he falls in love with the village head's daughter. The village head learns about this and he has the girl abducted; if the young man tries to rescue her, his parent's life will be at stake.

Jai(en)

Jai is dubbing version of Telugu movie Aadi. The movie is all about a young man and how he struggles to uplift of a particular community. Prashanth and Anshu are college students.

Vishwa Thulasi(ta)

Thulasi, returns to her village to become a dance teacher. She cannot forget her love, Vishwa, but is haunted by the memory of her cousin's obsession with her.

Yathra(ml)

Based upon the human rights violations by the police and the prison authorities in India during the emergency of 1975–1977, the film tells the story of Unnikrishnan, an ex-convict. Recently released from prison, Unnikrishnan relays his life story to fellow passengers on a bus. He tells of his orphan upbringing, career as a forest official, and love for a young woman named Thulasi, whom he promised he'd marry, before he was erroneously arrested for a crime he did not commit.

Thammil Thammil(ml)

Vivek, a talented dancer and singer, meets Kavitha during one of his performances and takes a liking to her. She is the sister of Dr Rajagopal. When Vivek's sister marries a police inspector and Vivek comes to know that they are searching for a house for rent, he manages to get the house opposite Rajagopal's in order to meet Kavitha. After several meetings their love blossoms.

Archana Aaradhana(ml)

Kanamarayathu(ml)

Kanamarayathu movie is based on a book daddy longlegs by jean Webster. The story is of an orphan girl (Shobhana ) who has an anonymous benefactor (Mammootty) who sends her to college. she communicates with him through her letters. when they meet, he recognizes her from the details in her letter but doesn't reveal himself. to make matters convenient, she is his niece's/sister's (Sabitha Anand) classmate.

Keeravani(te)