Schoolgirl Complex

A widowed engineer finds solace in the love of a young woman, with whom he marries. However, everything reminds him of his first wife, the marriage goes into crisis and the new wife must use all her sweetness to finally be able to enter the heart of her husband.

What the heart of a woman can endure is evident in the life of Bull Robinson's wife. Aware soon after her marriage that she is condemned to endure the brutalities of a bestial foundry man, she puts up with his actions because she has taken him for better or worse. The birth of their daughter Lily makes very little difference, her only consolation being the noble friendship of Bob Brown whose compassion goes so far as to shield her and advance the interests of her husband for more than seventeen years. Lily, now grown, is attracted to young engineer Harry Dunton, although her father favors a young foundry hand for his daughter. When Dunton invites Lily on a date, she and her mother scrape together their savings in order to purchase the girl a new dress, only to have her father forbid her to wear it. Lily, angered, accuses Bull of not being her father, an accusation which arouses his suspicions regarding Bob Brown's devotion to the Robinson family. Tormented by his jealousy, Bull attacks Brown and is badly worsted in a fierce struggle. He staggers home to be cared for by his wife and daughter, causing him to finally realize that he has given them little in return for their long years of devotion.

Over the academic landscape of a prestigious University, two groups of students struggle to find their identity within the social hierarchy of their circle of friends. One group, The Gods of Sui, struggles to find the upper hand and unravels to find the power within their own game, along with their stance of claiming their respect within the University. Meanwhile, a rival sorority attempts to establish their own authority within themselves, and finding difficulty in having faith in their leadership. As the seed of doubt starts to work its way within each group, the tensions and relationships become more questioning as they search for the trust they long for in each other. As the two stories entwine, the question starts to beg whether or not they truly have the upper hand in overcoming the rules of their own game.

A roadmovie about a native Malukan boy named Salawaku and a wealthy modern metropolitan woman from Jakarta, named Saras, set out on a journey to find Salawaku's mysteriously lost sister.

The film begins with the murder of the rowdy Arumugam (Rajpal) and the drug addict Mohan (Sakthi) in a similar way. Inspector Rubesh (Agilan) finds that the two victims have met a woman just before their death and they were both law college students. Rubesh then interviews a college professor (Pandu) and he told him about an incident that happened a few months ago. Chandru (Vishwa) fell in love at first sight with Thulasi (Hasini). The engineering student Chandru skipped his classes to meet Thulasi in her law college and posed as an apprentice lawyer, they eventually fell in love with each other. Meanwhile, Pulipandi (Madhan), Arumugam and Mohan formed a small gang: they eve teased the college girls, ragged the boys and smoked ganja in the college. Afterwards, the straightforward Thulasi quarrelled with the three men for not respecting the college rules. One day, they eve teased Thulasi and she made them arrest by the police. Rubesh now knows that Pulipandi is the next victim but Thulasi kills him too. Rubesh finally arrests Thulasi for killing three persons. In court, Thulasi confesses that she was the murderer and didn't feel guilty of killing them. A few months ago, when Thulasi came to know about Chandru's lies, she first felt revolted but then, Thulasi forgave him. They were eventually engaged and the day before their wedding, Thulasi was abducted by the three men and they brutally raped her. A physically and mentally weakened Thulasi returned the next day, but Chandru refused to marry her because she lost her virginity and was "impure" for him. Following this incident, her parents committed suicide. Thulasi decided to use her body as a weapon: she seduced the three men and had sex with them to gain their confidence. A vengeful Thulasi killed them cruelly and cut their private parts in due course. Thulasi then abducted Chandru and as he humiliated her for losing her virginity, she raped the virgin Chandru. In court, Thulasi mourns that the women are ill-treated by society for being raped and the judge sentences her to the death penalty.