S1.E17 ∙ Episode #1.17

The great merit of film is that it never starts to moralize or give forced explanations, as is customary in many films about crimes.

The bizarre story behind Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating U.S. President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963, and what might have happened had he been brought to trial, if he had not been murdered by Jack Ruby.

Cobra, the pornographer, abductor, drugs and weapons dealer, and his henchmen abduct and gang rape Irma, a woman who likes rough sex with her strong husband, Rudy. Irma's husband gets her free but in the escape she suffers an accident, and aborts. Irma's husband rapes Cobra's sister in revenge. The gang attacks Rudy, torture him, then drag him tied to a motorcycle until he is bleeding bad, then the Drug Lord beats him some more. Irma the mistreated housewife turns suddenly into the sexy wildcat commando, in tight shorts and boots, sleeveless low cut top, and head bandanna, who happens to have a handy bazooka to terminate the gang with great prejudice. Then she embraces Rudy, who was strong enough to survive the gang. Will he survive the Lady Exterminator?

Between right and wrong, black and white, lies the truth. Step into the captivating world of Grey Games, a family suspense thriller drama, that will challenge your perception of reality.

A district attorney with a strong belief in the death penalty and a reputation for seeking it in all of his cases is disturbed when several horrific murders, all identical to cases he's tried and convicted in the past, begin occurring.

Missing schoolgirls in Theppa Samudram village. SI Ganesh investigates, suspecting his father's involvement in the disappearances