Shringaram in Sigaram: There is no one definition for love. Does being separated from your loved one truly diminish what you once shared? Can reconciliation happen without guilt?
Haasyam in Panchathanthiram: A sinister plan in hand. Mayhem everywhere. Ramya Krishnan holds her own as Maggi alias Maragathavalli in front of comedy giants like Kamal Haasan, Nagesh, Urvashi, etc...Karuna in Vaaname Ellai: Death is the greatest leveller, they say. Ramya, as a gang-rape survivor, understands the importance of fighting back amidst great sorrowRaudram in Padayappa: Neelambari. That's all. We are done here, and can move on to the next.Bhayanakam in Vaa Arugil Vaa: An innocent Ramya is married into a family that killed her husband's first wife. All's well till a doll comes to life and scares everyone. It is just Child's play!Veeram in Baahubali: When Sivagami, with a baby in her hands, ran a knife through her assailants and bellowed about how her word is final, tell me you didn't have goosebumps!Bibhatsam in Super Deluxe: Your son is digusted by you, yet you love him. You feel disgusted seeing your husband, yet you ask him for help. Ramya's performance spoke the loudest in this ensemble castAdbutham in Amman: Isn't it the power of cinema that makes you believe the actor can be both a God and a seductress? What is more surprising is how effortlessly Ramya pulls it off. Repeatedly.Shantham in Budget Padmanabhan: What do you do when your husband is a miser? A philanderer? Ramya is always there for him, and also for herself. But ultimately, peace prevails. Why? it is Tamil Cinema