Sudha Chandran's Filmography on TV

Doree (2023)

Doree tells the tale of a six-year-old girl who challenges gender inequality in the male-dominated handloom industry. Watch how she beats the odds in this inspiring story.

Visithiran (2022)

Following the death of his ex-wife, a retired police officer, who is known for his investigative prowess, unexpectedly gets pulled into a criminal case involving organ harvesting.

Saamy 2 (2018)

The son of Aarusaamy becomes a cop and takes on the criminal who murdered his parents.

Saamy (2018)

The son of Aarusaamy becomes a cop and takes on the criminal who murdered his parents.

Policewala Gunda 2 (2018)

The son of Aarusaamy becomes a cop and takes on the criminal who murdered his parents.

Policewala Gunda 3 (2018)

Ramasaamy, who works as a front-end receptionist for Union Minister Viswanathan, decides to pursue civil service. Soon, Viswanathan's daughter falls in love with him after he saves her from gangsters.

Ram Ratan (2017)

Ram Ratan is a Hindi movie starring Daisy Shah and Rishi Bhutani in prominent roles. The cast also includes Mahesh Thakur, Sudha Chandran and Rajpal Yadav. It is a romantic-comedy movie directed by Govind Sakariya, with Praful Parekh as the writer, forming part of the crew.

Aadhi Bhagavan (2013)

Aadhi, a smart and suave smuggler in Bangkok, falls in love with a waitress. However, he finds himself in trouble when she frames him for all the crimes committed by his look-alike, Bhagavan

Aadi Bhagavan (2013)

Aadhi, a smart and suave smuggler in Bangkok, falls in love with a waitress. However, he finds himself in trouble when she frames him for all the crimes committed by his look-alike, Bhagavan.

Bhagavan (2013)

Aadhi Bhagavan (Tamil: ??? ?????) is a Tamil action-romance film written and directed by Ameer Sultan (directing his fourth feature film), which stars Jayam Ravi and Neetu Chandra in the lead roles. Produced by DMK politician J. Anbazhagan, the film, featuring music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja, cinematography by R. B. Gurudev and K. Devaraj and editing by Ram Sudharsan, is currently in its production stage.