Surya Vasishta

Devika, a compassionate and grounded music teacher living a seemingly ordinary life, is engaged to an insecured and possessive Jaggu. Meanwhile, she bumps into a stranger Danny and his arrival begins to shift Devika's world, leading her down an unforeseen path of self-discovery and unexpected connections.

The story begins with the demise of a lawyer named Vishwanath and travels through multiple twists, suspense and turns without leaving a single clue for the police to find.

Follows a visually impaired girl and a boy who cannot walk as their lives intersect through a matchmaking arrangement.

A man suffering from insomnia is tricked into buying a drug, Lucia, that makes his desires come true in his dreams, blurring the line between fantasy and reality.

"When you are shunned and looked down upon for non-conformance, there is nowhere to go. When your protector has become the threat, there is nowhere to go.When the crime gets legitimized in the garb of tradition, there is nowhere to go" Satyavati- and we call this love is a story that takes place in today's times where tenderness & innocence come under attack and all that remain is a scar. And nowhere to go.

Shivaji Surathkal, who is the Sherlock Holmes of the Karnataka Police Department, is handed over a high-profile case – the murder of the Home Minister's son. This brings him to an eerie resort in Ranagiri, near Madikeri, which seems to throw Shivaji off his game.

Devika, a compassionate and grounded music teacher living a seemingly ordinary life, is engaged to an insecured and possessive Jaggu. Meanwhile, she bumps into a stranger Danny and his arrival begins to shift Devika's world, leading her down an unforeseen path of self-discovery and unexpected connections.

Tejas, an aspiring writer's world bizarrely collides with Abhay's one evening. A drama begins to unfold as he comes face to face with a character of his story - asking whether a writer writes the story, or does the story choose its writer?

Tejas, an aspiring writer's world bizarrely collides with Abhay's one evening. A drama begins to unfold as he comes face to face with a character of his story - asking whether a writer writes the story, or does the story choose its writer?