Gili Bete

Shubha Lagna is a 1995 Indian Kannada film, directed by Budal Krishnamurthy and produced by K Chidambara Shetty.

The son of a miser and the daughter of a wealthy man get married. However, their parents try to separate them as they oppose their union.

Shreemathi Kalyana (1996) is a Kannada comedy-drama film starring Raghavendra Rajkumar, Surabhi, and Shubhashree, directed by C.H. Balaji Singh (Babu).

A young man lands a job by making his employer believe that he is a man of traditional values. However, when suspected of lying, he makes up a false story about having an ill-mannered twin.

Nanjunda, who is rejected by many women, manages to get married to Parvathy. However, his suspicious nature creates a rift between them and she decides to leave him.

1992 Kannada-language drama film starring Vinod Raj and Shruthi, directed by S. Umesh.

Vikram and Prema fall in love with each other. However, Prema's father tries to separate the lovers due to a promise that he made to his dear friend.

Krishna makes his living by executing tough challenges proposed by his friend. Soon, he finds himself in a sticky situation when he is asked to make a rich man's daughter fall in love with him.

Putta, an orphan, encounters his birth father after ages and comes to the city with him. But he ends up meeting his step-brothers, who had attempted to misbehave with his girlfriend.

When a man goes to his grandmother's village, he falls in love with a beautiful girl. However, a notorious criminal lusts over her and begins meddling with her life.

Kavya, an author, writes a weekly series named Killer Diary. However, things take a turn when someone starts murdering people close to her in the same way as depicted in her stories.

Jagannath is an admired teacher and a doting father to his daughter, Meghana. His life turns upside down when Meghana is kidnapped by mistake for the release of a gangster, Appu.

Remake of Hindi film Bhagban(2003), which itself is an unofficial adaptation of Make Way for Tomorrow (1937). An old couple sacrifices everything so their children live a happy life. However, they are forced to separate and subjected to ill-treatment and disrespect in their children's homes.

Ramakka an illiterate is forced to take part in the district council election from a constituency which is reserved for women.

When police inspector Prakash learns that a corrupt and vicious politician, GK, is manipulating the young generation to turn against their own country, he decides to put an end to it.

Yuddha Parva is a 1991 Kannada action-drama film directed by Madhukara Belakavadi, starring Vinod Raj, Abhijith, Ashok Rao, and Pushpanjali

Somasekhara is a bright student. After an inter-college Kabbadi match, he gets into a tiff with a gangster's brother, which gets him involved in a crime spree.

Muniyandi falls in love with Madumitha, the daughter of an influential man. While she claims to feel the same for him initially, a caste-dominated college election changes the bond between them.

Auto Shankar is a 2005 Kannada film.

Velu Naicker, who witnesses the brutal murder of his father, kills a corrupt policeman and escapes to Mumbai, only to become a gangster.

Raju, a college student, finds his mother after many years and learns that a politician murdered his father and brother. Enraged, he goes ballistic and vows to take revenge.

A gangster's life turns worse when his sister becomes the target of his enemy.

Gayathri, a police officer, is entrusted with the responsibility of eliminating terrorists. When her younger brother is lured into terrorism, she has to overcome personal loss and save the country.

Nayaka (1991) is a Kannada action-drama starring Vinod Raj and Bhavyashree Rai (also credited as Bhavyashree), focusing on a protagonist's fight against injustice, directed by V. Chandrahas and featuring music by Hamsalekha. The film explores themes of righteousness and perseverance, showcasing strong performances and an intense storyline, with supporting cast including Vinaya Prasad and Abhijith.

1988 Kannada devotional drama film starring Ananth Nag and Saritha, directed by Anil Baindur, about a man who loses faith after his devotee father's death and later rediscovers it through Lord Venkateshwara's blessings, featuring music by M.S. Vishwanathan

Murthy saves Indira from Vyasaraya, who plans to sell her, but on the way to her home, Murthy is hit by Vyasaraya's car and Indira gets kidnapped. Murthy tries to do everything he can to save her.

Sajan Rai, a minister, decides to appoint sincere officers in his city to put an end to corruption. However, the appointment of police officer Pradeep, sends shivers down the spine of corrupt politicians.

Nagraj, an orphan raised by a poor woman, grows up to become the protector of his village. Nagaraj's life changes when he meets Uma, the new teacher in the village.