Khudai

Kathiresan (Kathir) is a wastrel and a brute in the village Singampatti, he dropped out of school at an early age whereas Arukkani (Arundhati) is the village belle and a hard-working student. They are cousins and madly in love with each other since their childhood, as per the village's custom, they have the right to marry. Arukkani's father Marudachalam (L. Raja) hates Kathir to the core and wants his daughter to marry an educated groom. One day, the short-tempered Kathir cuts off the hand of Arukkani's cousin Karuppusamy (Vishwanth), for misbehaving with his lover Arukkani. Kathir was then sent to jail for this crime. When he emerged from prison, Kathir continues to date with Arukkani. Marudachalam, therefore, arranges the marriage of his daughter with another man but Kathir cancels the marriage. Marudachalam was very frustrated with what was going on, so he lets his daughter go with her lover. To everyone's surprise, Arukkani refuses to marry him now. She asks him to get a job and to be financially stable then she will marry him. Kathir leaves his village for the city to look for a job. In Chennai, Kathir finds the life difficult and could not find a job. He then decides to wash the cars' windshields at the traffic lights and earns some money to eat. He then meets the petty thief Arumugam (Muthuraj) and befriends him, they later find a job in a college canteen. Thereafter, he befriends with the college students Janani (Archana Sharma) and Ramya (Pavina), the two sisters are the daughters of a rich businessman. The years went by and Kathir went through highs and lows, but he never gives up. Janani helps him to get a loan to open a restaurant. Kathir eventually becomes a successful restaurant owner. After many years of hard work, Kathir finally returns to his village. In a twist of fate, Arukkani was forced to kill the village bigwig Rasu Minor (Karate Raja) who attempted to rape her. Arukkani is then arrested for the murderer and is taken to jail to serve her sentence. The film ends with Kathir and Arukkani getting married upon her return from the prison.

It's the beginning of the 1800s. A feud between the people of Ödemo and Rävgården has been going on since the dawn of time and now it's worse than ever.

Teresa and David, two young history fanatics, have been copying inscriptions from gravestones at the local Church. At a later meeting of the school history society, Teresa happens to mention that she has in her house an old piece of embroidered cloth signed by an Abigail Parkes, and David immediately connects the name with one he had seen on a grave. They are further intrigued by a part of the inscription that states Abigail died 'Innocent of All Harm'. Together they set out to discover what happened to Abigail Parkes and why she died so young. Teresa discovers that she is a blood relative of Abigail and, as the story progresses, she seems to become almost possessed by the dead girl's spirit. It's a somewhat tragic tale, depicting Abigail as a girl ruined by the death of her beloved in a mining accident. The poor girl swears after his death that she will wear his ring always but accidentally drops it into a canal. Distraught at the loss she attempts to retrieve the ring but drowns in the process. The coroner incorrectly recorded a verdict of suicide, in those days a sin, and Teresa and David must prove the death was accidental and so free Abigail's troubled spirit.

Ferdi desperately wants a girlfriend, but he is ugly. One day he meets Jona, who is blind, and for the first time in his life there is hope. What Ferdi doesn't know is that Jona isn't actually blind; she's only pretending. After she dropped out of school and ran away from home, she needed a place to stay, so she pretended to be blind so she could live with her Cousine Cecile in the Home for the Blind. Should Ferdi find out this ugly truth, he is likely to kill himself.

Literary adaptation which imagines the last months, in 1936, of Fernando Pessoa using the name Ricardo Reis: Against the European politics of that year he has romantic encounters at a hotel in a constantly rainy Lisbon.