Sreejith Babu

In a state where we grew up admiring how coach Nambiar and his protégé Usha brought back athletic glory in truckloads, Kho Kho is a highly relatable tale of a talented athlete transferring her spark of desire onto the next generation.

An unapologetic and daring writer tells his stories to his roommates and it takes interesting turns.

Purusha Pretham, focuses on Inspector Sebastian as he handles an unidentified male body and becomes entangled in a procedural, personal and emotional maze. Somewhere between his personal troubles and procedural flaws, all hell breaks loose when he misplaces the corpse. Will Sebastian be able to sort out the mess before the deceased man's family arrives to identify him?

The lives of four protagonists get entangled in a gruesome incident, involving a typical home with 'uncomfortable' secrets. As aftermaths unfold, their grey shades get exposed.

Three fearful goons kidnap Viswanathan, aged 60, living a life of solitude, as he is seen as a decrepit and liability by his own family. The ride becomes even more exciting, when Viswanathan finds home, in his captors, all the while a Policeman is lurking around trying to find them. Both the goons and their captives are trapped in the hideout, as the Government announces strict lockdown measures.

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