‘Jailer‘ follows Muthu (Rajinikanth), a retired cop, lives contentedly with his family – wife, son Arjun (Vasanth Ravi), daughter-in-law and grandson. Arjun, an unyielding officer, is kidnapped, propelling Muthu’s relentless search. Discovering Arjun’s apparent demise, Muthu dispenses justice by eliminating criminals until he learns of Arjun’s actual abduction by Varma (Vinayakan). Striking a pact, Muthu must steal an antique to secure his son’s return from Varma. Can Muthu triumph and reunite with his son?

‘BRO’ follows Markandeyulu aka Mark (Sai Dharam Tej), the dutiful breadwinner of a family comprising a younger brother and two sisters. Respected at home and work, Mark embodies the traits of a principled family leader. However, an intriguing twist unfolds when a fateful accident disrupts his Mark’s life. Cut to the entry of TIME (Pawan Kalyan), a mysterious character, who grants Mark a precious gift—an extension of 90 days to his life. The Telugu film revolves around the events that transpire during this period.

In an effort to revive his ailing grandfather, Kanval (Dharmendra), Rocky Randhawa (Ranveer Singh), a cocky, but earnest man decides to track down his grandfather’s great love, Jamini (Shabana Azmi). Rocky’s search for Jamini takes him straight into the arms of no-nonsense journalist, Rani Chatterjee (Alia Bhatt), Jamini’s granddaughter. As Rocky and Rani scheme to breathe life into their grandparents’ vintage love story, they start falling in love a little bit themselves. But for them to truly be together, they must triumph over the Randhawa family’s scheming, and the Chatterjee family’s high-handed behaviour.

In case you missed it, here’s a quick round-up of the week’s news from South Indian cinema.

‘Maaveraan’ follows Satya (Siva Karthikeyan), a newspaper cartoonist who resides with his family in a slum. The government offers low-quality apartments to slum residents. An incident leads to Satya losing his job and attempting suicide, but he is rescued. Following this event, he begins experiencing an inner voice that foretells the future. Concurrently, he becomes entangled in a conflict with a minister, Jayasurya (Mysskin). The film explores the subsequent events, and how Satya deals with Jayasurya.