Prashant Madhavan

Follows a stubborn, short-tempered widow named Aasha who gets into a tense altercation with a volatile man named Jeemon following a minor road accident.

To protect his family and their dark secret, Georgekutty faces an organized new threat. As walls close in and cracks widen, how much more is he willing to sacrifice?

A police officer uncovers a conspiracy based around state-sanctioned violence against victimized villagers.

A couple of amateur sleuths attempt to solve the mystery behind disappearing pets, but become embroiled in far more sinister crimes.

Janaki, an IT professional from Bangalore, returns to her hometown in Kerala for a quiet vacation. But her peace is shattered when she becomes the victim of a horrific incident. As she begins her fight for justice, the case takes an unexpected turn with the entry of Advocate David Abel Donovan.

After a party amongst a theatre group, their sole actress, Anjali is subjected to a crime from one of the men in the group. A meeting is called for. In trying to reach a consensus, stories unravel, suspicions surface and clamour ensues.

Reckless youth Sulfi and rebel father Hyder Ali live in Nilambur when incidents endanger their lives.

Domestic Circus: A seemingly small argument between a married couple over the sale of their flat sets off a chain of events that reverberates through the lives of various individuals, illustrating the profound interconnectedness of our actions. Prior to making his feature directorial debut with this film, Ajmal Hamsa directed the absurdist short film Eternal Recurrence (2023) and worked as an associate director on mainstream Malayalam films, including Udumbanchola Vision.

Four seasons play out in a house that hasn't seen the passage of time, each bringing forth and burying a piece of what it means to be human. An elderly man experiences relentless heat until a stranger interrupts his solitude. A woman hears the house breathing all around her as she floats through a blizzard of fears and dreams. A man welcomes strangers who might not be who they seem in the unending daylight of continuous rain. And when spring finally arrives, it brings change rather than rebirth. Marthyaloka Ithihasam (The Human Odyssey), a dystopian fable that take us through life's cycles, inspired by Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra.