Rahul R Nair

A man gets trapped in a situation and his three friends try to rescue him. It later snowballs into the issue of an entire village.

Une femme sur le point d'accoucher doit faire appel à son instinct maternel après avoir été enlevée, séquestrée et violentée par un groupe de criminels.

Achaamma is forced to make a promise to her father; she would not elope and marry anyone like her elder sister. While she keeps her word for the longest time, she begins to stumble when she meets Hari, her fellow mate at her college.

Alby, who is married to the girl he loves, Sara, against the will of both their families. While the couple leads a romantic life in a residential complex in Kochi, Alby, who is a passionate and hardworking filmmaker, begins to face financial liabilities. Being stressed, he soon gets involved in a thoughtless act and finds himself in an unpredictable situation. Alby's life then begins to go beyond his control.

Oru Second Class Yathra is a comedy thriller where Vineeth Sreenivasan and Chemban Vinod play thieves, while Sreejith Ravi and Joju George play the roles of police officers. The film is set on the journey of these four in the train from Kannur Central Jail to Thiruvananthapuram.

A gold-smuggle deal goes awry, and an array of characters becomes involved.

The story of the film revolves around Intelligence officer Jayamohan (Mohanlal) and his wife Anjali (Amala Paul). However, Anjali is unaware of the fact that he is an anti- terrorist intelligence agent as his job demands secrecy, but soon she will learn the truth behind Jayamohan. Certain turn of events lead Anjali to join the team of secret agents and together they try to solve the plots set up by the terrorist group

Three friends want to have a fun time on New Year’s Eve, but things don’t go as planned

John and his family relocate to a far away island village with hopes of rebuilding their lives. But destiny has other plans for them as a series of horrifying events begin to unfold.

India, as we all know, upholds the phrase "Unity in Diversity". The diversity is not limited to the culture, but with the perception of people, who think only about India's rich geography, innovations and technology. The bigger picture may portray India as above-said, but the reality is far away from that. Casteism, Poverty, Hierarchy based on power, Money & Influence, all of which have more say than the constitution, are all some of the issues of Modern India. We can only hope, that one day India will rise from all these atrocities, or otherwise the next generation will learn what our older generation learnt ; that "India is a developing country."

A lockdown short film.