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My Name Is Shruthi is an intriguing thriller which is based on Organ Mafia. Indian cinema has number of movies on organ mafia, but My Name Is Shruthi stands apart as it deals with skin mafia, which is first of its kind movie, which gives audience a new experience. Director Srinivas Omkar has researched on this subject to the core and tried to translate it on screen to make it gripping thriller. It will surely succeed in convincing the audience. Written by Devendra Kumar

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Rahul (a failed businessman) and Deepu (a drug dealer) go into hiding in Yemmiganur. Deepu is being tracked by Sameer, the brother of the man she killed in Hyderabad. Rahul, while trying to sell his house to leave the country with Deepu, cracks the real estate business and becomes a success. When Sameer comes looking, they kill him and bury him in a land that Rahul is selling. When everything appears to start going in Rahul's way, a stranger threatens him to stop his business. When Rahul begins to probe who the stranger is, he finds out more about himself and his past and their common history.

A girl born into a wealthy family, falls for a boy who is driven towards his goal. On proposing marriage to him, he chooses his goal. Will she marry someone else? Will he achieve his goal?

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The journey of Arjun Bhatia and explores a tale of greed, betrayal, courage and the ultimate fight for power

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Today, social media has had a significant impact. These days, young people aspire to gain popularity through social media, often striving to become celebrities and surrounding themselves with like-minded individuals. Some of these young celebrities have a charismatic personality, while others have risen in the high echelons of the virtual world. They are reshaping themselves as icons. This is the story of our Upendra Gadi Adda.

A 19 year, Indian origin girl, born in the US, visits Vizag to attend a cousin's wedding. In her search for freedom, she embarks on a 1 month journey with a 42 year separated, jobless man who has nothing but freedom in his life. This beautiful, sarcastic tale of Madhumathi and Madhusudan Rao opens up a plethora of emotions. Written by Ravi Shankar Mantha