The best Suzane George’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Suzane George’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Suzane George.
Ratsasan
8.3/10
A serial killer is murdering school girls, and a newbie cop has to track him down before the victim count increases.
Jackpot
5.2/10
Two con women lock horn with a gangster after knowing that a mystic vessel is hidden in his home.
Mynaa
7.4/10
To avoid getting into an unwanted marriage, Mynaa escapes with her childhood love, Suruli, and plans to marry him. Along the way, they face many problems and fate has something drastic in store.
Nannbenda
3.8/10
Sathya falls in love with Ramya at first sight and starts wooing her. But how will he take the revelations of his girlfriend's past?
Rakshasudu
7.9/10
Arun, a newly recruited sub-inspector, sets out in pursuit of a mysterious serial killer who targets young girls and murders them. After a series of murders, Arun confirms that it's being done by a psychopath with an anti-social disorder. The killer continues his spree, but Arun is no mood to stop his pursuit.
Desingu Raja
5/10
Idhayakkani and Thamarai fall in love but their villages, Pulipatti and Kilipatti, have been at each other’s throats for 50 years. Kani hopes to bring peace with their marriage but unfortunately, Thamarai’s dad is killed by his villagers. And, now, she and her uncle Veerasamy want revenge.
Anandham Vilayadum Veedu
A drama touts about the issues within family.
Arjunan Kadhali
Arjunan Kadhali crux of the movie is love and the lovers who strive hard to succeed against the orthodox old generation. The story also deals with the influence love on basic pillar of relationships. Does love happens at first sight or not? Will the lovers adhere to their decisions against parents? How will they face crisis when people of their own society turn their back on them all because of love?
Raa Raa
Royapuram to Royapettai (Raa raa) is a simplistic love story about two people with background that is so disparate, it’s seemingly impossible for them to unite in marriage.
