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“RMV: The Kingmaker” is not just a biographical documentary; it unveils the Legacy of a Kingmaker – RMV and is  a profound journey into the life of a visionary who shaped eras in both cinema and politics. The film stands as a tribute to ‘Arulalar’ RM Veerappan Ayya, a man who redefined leadership, loyalty, and the cultural narrative of Tamil Nadu. It traces his remarkable journey from his early association with Thanthai Periyar and Arignar Anna, to becoming the trusted pillar of Puratchi Thalaivar M. G. Ramachandran (MGR) shaping both Tamil cinema and the political identity of Tamil Nadu.  Set for release soon, the narrative themes that include political legacy of RMV – his mentorship and impact on Tamil Nadu politics, and his influence on Tamil Literature and rationalist thoughts under Literary Contribution. As a Star-maker he shaped careers of actors Rajinikanth and Kamal Hasaan. He also founded ‘Sathya Movies’ that revolutionized cinema. The Film features interviews and...

 When Kaali ( Arun Vijay ) returns to Goa to find his childhood best friend Anthre ( Siddhi Idnani ))   the two become close again. But soon, a series of events take place, which takes them down a convoluted, dangerous path, when Kaali discovers a look alike, Upendra , a dangerous and rich don, whom the duo decide to kill for his money so that Anthre can have the good life she yearns for,  which a poor Kaali cannot give her.  But Upendra's murder opens up a pandora's box of events which land Kaali in trouble and danger. What happens to both of them? Do they get the money or do they risk losing everything they worked for? The film , shot mostly in dark hues, is on a slow burner, with a flashback narration that takes the viewer through Kaali's story, with many a twist along the way,  notching up the suspsense factor and uncovering layers to the characters and the story.  The narration is slow in places but picks up at other moments. The film requires ...