Disha Pandey

Ullas is a scamster living in a small town, who'd do anything for good money. A confusion leads him to get married to a rich NRI girl, who has an alcohol problem. What will become of this marriage?

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A stringent cop tries all the possible ways to nab a dreaded don who poses a big threat to the society.

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Manasunu Maaya Seyake is a 2014 TeluguTamil film directed by Suresh P Kumar. The film stars Sethu, Prince, Disha Pandey and Richa Panai in lead roles.

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Jai Lalitha is a remake of Malayalam movie Maya Mohini and it is a comedy entertainer in which, Sharan will be seen in female role thought the movie. The film starts with a plane accident in which a small child narrowly escapes. He is then looked after by his maternal uncle, and all the family's wealth will be inherited to him. As per their astrologer, in the future he should marriage a girl whose star is Chothi Nakshatra, only then will he prosper in life. The boy grows up to be a young man, who is unsuccessful in anything he does. He falls in love with the daughter of a wealthy businessman, who is settled in Mumbai. When he gets to know about their relation, he objects. In the meantime a friend of Sharan tries to convince Sharan's uncle about the marriage and the uncle agrees to visit the couple. But then, on the second day of the marriage Sharan's lover leaves him and returns to Mumbai.

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Keeripulla is an tamil Action - romance movie direction by Firose Khan, who debuted as director with Paasakkara Nanbargal which also saw his son Yuvan debuting as a teenaged hero, is the director of Keeripulla. Saravanan plays villain role in thim movie and movie also has Thambi Ramaiya, Ponnambalam and others.

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A satire on inflation-hit middle-class Indian family from a small city in North India. The story revolves around our protagonist who is struggling to survive in this spiraling inflation and how he comes up with a solution to battle it, only to find himself in an even bigger mess due to their innocence and naivety.

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