Hot-headed Ramachari becomes a fan of Vishnuvardhans Ramachari from Nagarahaavu after seeing the same consequences they went through; he even gets Vishnus Ramachari tattooed on his chest. His waywardness spoils his relationship with his father; the two cant stand each other. The father prefers his elder son Hari, who is docile and studious. Ramachari hardly goes to college; he mostly hangs out with his friends Dattu and Chikkappa, which soon earns him Dattus moms resentment. On one of his rare visits to college, he encounters Divya, who is being ragged, and its love at first sight for Ramachari. Divya falls for Ramachari and he prefers calling her Margarette (the heroines name in Nagarahaavu). After a beautiful first few days, the two decide to get married. Eventually, problems creep into their relationship and they break up. Ramachari agrees to marry a girl his father chose to save his honor; hearing this, Divya attempts suicide. Later, Divya agrees to marry Aakash, a guy her mom chose. The marriages are set for the same date in the same town, Chitradurga, where Nagarahaavu was extensively shot. Both the marriages are managed by "Shubhamastu" wedding planners, headed by Sadhu, who mixes up the photos of bride and groom, leading to comic situations. On the day of marriage, Ramachari gets his fiancée married to her boyfriend Farhan and involves in a monologue with Vishnus statue on Chitradurga fort. At the same time hearing that Ramachari broke his marriage, Divya too breaks her marriage and unites with Ramachari.

Googly is a Kannada romantic comedy directed by Pawan Wadeyar. The film won multiple nominations at the 3rd South Indian International Movie Awards. Sharath leads a carefree life, meets Swathi at one of the college events. Their friendship turns into a mutual attraction but hesitant to confess their feelings. Due to a small misunderstanding they part ways. Will they ever meet again?

Yuva is a young rebel, who aims to be the boss of everyone. Street-smart and intelligent, he does not want to be the Good Samaritan like Bhagat Singh that his mother wants him to be. His dreams and aspirations make him take some wrong choices. But, his journey makes him understand whats good and whats not.

Santhu Staight Foward is a perfect example of a commercial film. It follows a safe storyline -- boy meets girl story, and with a little help from friends and a loving family, the two end up together. All a steady march towards a happy ending. Though it is a tried and tested template, this still makes for a one-time watch because Yash keeps the show going. The title character Santhu is a carefree youngster, who believes in being straight forward and his parents are proud of their sons open nature. Enter Ananya (Radhika Pandit) an architecture student and it is love at first sight for Santhu. But his dreams suffer a crushing blow when he gets to know Ananya is engaged to Deva (Shyaam) a builder and her maternal uncle. The rest of the story is whether Santhu plans to propose to Ananya and how he wins her over.

It deals with the story of Baddi Krishna (Yash),who will be a cool dude in the town. Ananth Nag, who will be the Matadhipathi(chief of temple) will decide to make Baddi Krishna as his successor.Though Krishna will not be interested in the traditional and religious practices,situation will leads him towards that post.

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