Deepavali is coming early for films buffs this year, as all the festive releases are lined up for this week, ahead of the festival of lights. From Bison and Dude to Paathirathri and Telusu Kada, here's a list of movies that you can watch in theatres in the third week of October
A story about a young man's bravery, tenacity, and glory in a world that seemed like a Goliath to his David. A youngster who chose sport over a gun, peace over violence, and life over death by defying the lines on his hand to do what no one believed was possible. Cast: Dhruv Vikram, Anupama Parameswaran. Director: Mari Selvaraj.
The turbulent lives of seven dreamers who are all adamant about succeeding in the film industry are chronicled in this oddball dark comedy. Cast: Imran Pasha, Rathsha Ram. Director: K Chethan Jodidhar.
The film explores the complicated web of friendship, family dynamics, the value of self-sacrifice, and the journey towards self-realisation, telling a story that goes beyond the traditional romance theme. Cast: Siddhu Jonnalagadda, Raashi Khanna, Srinidhi Shetty. Director: Neerraja Kona.
Tony Jose Alula joins his father's detective agency with the intention of gaining the hand of his beloved, Kaikeyi Menon. Tony begins his career as a `Pet Detective`, but his cases soon turn into a risky kidnapping involving international smugglers. Tony has to solve the crime, clear his name, and demonstrate that he is deserving of Kaikeyi's love, all while rival Inspector Rajath stands in his way. Cast: Sharafudheen, Anupama Parameswaran. Director: Praneesh Vijayan.
For as long as they can remember, Agan and Kural have been a part of each other's lives, sharing innumerable experiences that have moulded them into the people they are today. Unexpected obstacles put their knowledge of the world and themselves to the test as they enter a new stage of life, setting them on a path of development, decision-making, and transformation. Cast: Pradeep Ranganathan, Mamitha Baiju. Director: Keethiswaran.
Targeting teenagers, the potential challenges and consequences of living together without marriage draw attention to the risks and consequences of doing so, empowering them to make wise decisions regarding their relationships. Cast: Shashi Kumar BS, Chirashree Anchan. Director: Vincent Inbaraj.
The main character in the movie has a laid-back attitude and a propensity for mischief. A crisis point comes in his romance with Mercy, a revelation that further destabilises the protagonist's already unstable life. Cast: Kiran Abbavaram, Yukti Thareja. Director: Jains Nani.
It focusses on the tumultuous relationship between policeman Hareesh and probationary SI Jancy at Anakkara Police Station, which is largely caused by Hareesh's immature views about women. Additionally, both cops are dealing with serious family issues. While on patrol one night, an unforeseen incident completely upends their life. The subsequent series of events compels them to face the tensions in their interpersonal connections, the burden of accountability, and their pursuit of the truth. Cast: Soubin Shahir, Navya Nair. Director: Ratheena.
It explores the petroleum industry and the mafia activities that go along with it. Cast: Harish Kalyan, Athulyaa Ravi. Director: Shanmugham Muthusamy.
Because of love and pure stupidity, a group of incompetent friends find themselves embroiled in a comical situation involving an angry politician and his disobedient daughter. Cast: Priyadarshi Pulikonda, Niharika NM. Director: Vijayender Sattu.
The movie tells the story of a smooth-talking con guy who connives to gain respect as a godman. The story follows him as he makes his way through society, encounters obstacles, and, in a humorous turn of events, gains a loyal fan base and his own private island. Cast: Natty, Aarthi Shaalini. Director: Rajanathan Periyasamy.
