M.R. Gopakumar

Bhadra Nair (Samyuktha Varma) comes to the village of Sivapuram in Tamil Nadu, the birth place of her dad Madhavan Nair (Laxmi Rattan), along with her family. There, she starts learning classical music with Ramanuja Shastrikal (Biju Menon) & falls in love with him, but separates with him after opposition from her family. Years later, Bhadra is unhappily married to Chandran (Lal), a computer engineer & alcholic. Bhadra finds solace in poetry & memories of the Sivapuram days.

A brutally raped young girl Zahira (Priyanka Nair) escapes the 2002 Gujarat riots, after her half-Keralite family is killed & ends up in Calicut, Kerala. In Calicut, prominent Muslims try to gain control of her & she runs away again. An elderly security guard, Gopalan (Thilakan) gives her shelter & a Hindu name, Radha, to hide her identity. But after Gopalan's Muslim neighbors discover her identity, Gopalan comes under fire for sheltering a Muslim girl & Zahira is moved to an orphanage.

Gayathri (Urvashi), a Brahmin girl, becomes the talk of the village when she comes to teach Arabic at the local school to support her poor family. Local Muslims & Hindus, who didn't want a Hindu teaching an Islamic language, become offended & try to stop her, but activist & poet Shekaran (Murali) & school owner Hajiyar (V.K. Sriraman) encourage her to stay on. Ousted from the house she stayed in as a lodger, Gayathri seeks refuge with a kind Muslim family, which further enrages her detractors.

Naarayanan Unni (Prithviraj), a youth who cannot accept his mixed parentage, a Brahmin father & a low caste mother (Sreekala), leaves home on an identity quest & comes to Kuttanad to trace his mother's roots. There he stays with an amiable, but mentally deranged woman (K.P.A.C. Lalitha) & her young daughter Jayasree (Samvrutha Sunil), where Jayasree fed her family by sleeping with her own uncle (Nedumudi Venu). The experiences that Unni goes through makes him see life in a new light.

The story of a poor attar (a kind of perfume) seller Abu (Salim Kumar) whose only remaining wish in life is the Hajj pilgrimage, which he strives hard to fulfill, and at the verge of the fulfillment, he opts out when he fears that the means is not fully legitimate. (wikipedia)

An adaptation of William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', 'Karmayogi' dramatizes the revenge Rudran Gurukkal (Indrajith) exacts on his uncle Bhairavan (Thalaivasal Vijay) for murdering Rudran Valiya Gurukkal (Indrajith), Bhairavan's brother & Rudran Gurukkal's father, & then becoming the headman of the Chathoth family & taking as his wife, Mankamma (Padmini Kolhapure), the old headman's widow & Rudran Gurukkal's mother.

'Ozhimuri', based on the book 'Uravidangal', is about the transition from a matrilineal system that prevailed in the Nair community in the old southern Travancore to a patrilineal one. By the end of this system, in the 1940s, women lost their power & became slaves in a male-dominated society. The movie lays open the ego clashes & complexities of a period through the eyes of its lead character Thanupillai (Lal), who witnesses the lives of 3 women - his mother, wife & son's girlfriend.

In a fishing community, a young girl named Thamara (Namitha Pramod) lives on her own at the shore & fishes for a living after the death of her father. She rescues an old man called K.P. (Nedumudi Venu) from a suicide attempt & she feels a father-like bond towards him. However the old man turns out to be not quite what he seemed & keeps changing his story causing for Thamara & her friends to go on a quest to find out K.P.'s real identity.

Sreekumar (Jayasurya), a highly educated young man, is forced to become a pen-pusher at a pig farm after he is kicked out of his doctoral program for snubbing the romantic overtures of his lady professor Jayalakshmi (Reena Basheer). Later, after speaking out against the injustices & corruption he sees at the pig farm, a vengeful management demotes him to an animal feeder at the farm.

Jeevan Mashai is the last in the line of a family of Ayurvedic physicians who run the 'Arogya Niketan' treatment center in the village. The gifted Jeevan, who does his treatment through 'Nadi pariksha' or pulse examination, can feel the pulse of people & diagnose their malady, its severity & its fatality. Simultaneously the subject of respect & anger, Mashai faces a skeptic in the form of allopathic doctor Pradyut (Vijayaraghavan) who is convinced that Mashai is a quack & is manipulating people.

Regretful over the fact that he couldn't become a doctor himself, Asokan Chirakkara (Jagadish) pushes his son Adarsh (Sujith) to become a doctor. However, on the day of the the medical entrance exam, Adarsh buckles under pressure & gets a panic attack, shattering Asokan's dreams. Over the next few days, Asokan realizes that he had never before bothered to acknowledge his son's own dreams of becoming a painter & was imposing his own wishes on his son.

Dinu (Sunny Wayne), a welder from a village, falls in love with city girl Violet (Thinkal Bhal). However, when Violet gets a chance to go to the US to do her PhD., she promises to return after 3 years on the day of Christmas. Dinu goes to the Middle East for work & returns to their place of rendezvous after exactly 3 years & waits for Violet.

Murugan (Mohanlal), a fearless tiger hunter based in the forest village of Puliyoor, is the only resort for the villagers who are constantly terrorized by man-eating tigers. However, as the latest one threatens the village, Murugan & family are embroiled in a drug-related situation far away in Mangalore, involving a local crime lord Daddy Girija (Jagapathi Babu).

Thommy is a loyal and obedient slave of his aggressive and tyrannical master Bhaskara Patelar. (imdb)

Sukumara Kurup - a consummate criminal sets out to find a man of similar appearance to falsify his own death and claim insurance money.