A minister on his deathbed reveals to an MLA the whereabouts of billions in cash that he has stashed away. However, the minister’s relatives are vexed when the MLA loses his memory in an accident.

Owing to his insouciance, a naturopathy practitioner’s relationship with his son turns sour. However, the duo must reunite to save a medicinal mountain from the claws of a cunning businessman.

When ancient flying reptiles attack Los Angeles, it’s up to two working-class friends, the unlikeliest of heroes, to save the day.

The film starts in a courtroom where a woman Janaki (Meena) is fighting for divorce from her husband Pandian (Kamal Haasan). She offers various reasons for wanting a divorce. She has married Pandian against the wishes of her rich father Vishwanathan Iyer

Two lovers, Pallavi and Uma get separated by circumstances, but reconnect years later, when Pallavi is happily married to someone else.

A young man opts to run a marathon to prove himself.

At a Hong Kong shopping center, Buck Yuen’s (Jackie Chan’s) intuition warns him. He saves a robbery’s loot and gets on television, ends up in Istanbul via South Korea, and accidentally becomes a spy. Fortunately, he knows Kung Fu.

The story revolves around 3 generations where the three individuals played by Santhanam and they have no relation to each other. The mysteries and correction of mistakes in the past forms the story.

Two petty criminals end up kidnapping the wrong woman and end up in a situation where they have to deal with a kingpin of a drug mafia.

A giant alien spider escapes from a military lab and rampages the city of Los Angeles. When a massive military strike fails, it is up to a team of scientists and one clever exterminator to kill the creature before the city is destroyed.

Three teenagers reach Bangalore for their engineering degree and gets involved in a fight with seniors. They find a local gangster named Ranga to help them take revenge.

Reading the plot synopsis of Guru Uchchathula Irukkaru, you might think that this could be an entertaining film, but the sad truth is that this is as engaging as watching paint dry