Akhil R C Kavalayoor

Two men meet by chance, setting off a night of chaos with romance and action, as their paths cross and intertwine through various unexpected events.

Theo, an ambulance driver stigmatized by his town, begins seeing visions of deceased people he transports. His troubled mind, shaped by childhood loss, creates these apparitions as emotional substitutes for connection.

The protagonist arrives at a relative's house with a pregnant friend due to some problems, and stays there without going back, suspecting some of the activities of the family members there. The subsequent events happening that night forms the crux of the story.

Roy, a village boy who's a failure at studies, joins Christy's tuition. They become good friends, but later when Christy gets a job abroad, Roy's life changes

In a world where solitude is a choice, a mother and her daughter have built a life of peace and devotion on a secluded island. However, a fleeting moment captured online catapults them into the glaring spotlight of social media.

Vinu, who is still grieving over his breakup from five years ago, develops a strong relationship with Anandan, his prospective brother-in-law, but his attempts to resolve Anandan's problems have some unexpected consequences.

Things take a turn as dramatic events unfold after a crime was committed in a village and as the culprit is sought after.

A group of men realize that they are all the victim of the same serial wedding scammer.

When Ravi's daughter's husband, Pushparajan, mysteriously disappears, Ravi initially doesn't want to get involved, but eventually starts to investigate. As he digs deeper, he discovers a web of secrets and lies that threaten to tear his family apart.

Sara migrates to Canada and keeps in touch with Surya. However, a few days later, the calls stop. Once Surya reaches Toronto, he begins his search to locate Sara.

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In a village where wedding sabotage is a competitive sport, the members of the Valsala Club bet that they can get a wedding completed within a week to end the tradition