In the year 978 AD, Nandini had plotted against the royal princes and Emperor Sundara Chozhar to exact revenge for the slaying of the Pandya King Veerapandian. She had infiltrated the Cholas by marrying the Chola treasurer Periya Pazhuvettarayar and creating a Machiavellian scheme. It's now a race against time for the Chola Princes to win the battle against the wrath of the Pandyas, the enraged army of the Rashtrakutas, the powerful Pazhuvettarayar's betrayal and in the case of Aditha Karikalan, the battle against his heart and the vengeful Nandini.

Vandiyathevan crosses the Chola land to deliver a message from Crown Prince Aditha Karikalan, while Kundavai attempts to establish political peace as vassals and petty chieftains plot against the throne.

Three men of vastly different backgrounds and ambitions are bound together after an accident on a bridge in Calcutta, India. Michael (Ajay Devgn) is a passionate youth working for a better India. Arjun (Vivek Oberoi) is blithe and materialistic, concerned only with striking it rich. And Lallan (Abhishek Bachchan) is a violent thug working for a corrupt politician. The fateful crossing highlights each man's outlook, forcing him to make difficult choices and ultimately risk his life.

A school-teacher in India sires a son named Gurukant, but is disappointed as the child fails to live up to his high expectations. When Gurukant grows up, he is unable to secure decent employment in India, so finds a way to go to Turkey, where he finds employment. When he returns back to India, he wants to start his own business, but is unable to do so, as he does not have enough money. So he does some research, gets to meet Sujata, the daughter of a wealthy man named Jignesh, and marries her. After the marriage, Gurukant finds out that Sujata has a dark past, but he ignores this - for his one motive is to be to rise in the eyes of his father - and get rich.

Amar Varma (Shah Rukh Khan), a producer for Indian news radio, meets an enigmatic woman at a railroad station and then again at a hill station. He falls in love with her, but the woman, who calls herself Meghna (Manisha Koirala), rejects and leaves him although she seems to be interested. Later, Varma agrees to marry his family's choice, Preeti (Preity Zinta). But suddenly Meghna is back and a secret is about to be revealed.

Kaatru Veliyidai is an epic romance set in an expansive landscape; yet another timeless classic written. Fighter pilot Varun (Karthi) is captured during a war and recalls his romance with Leela (Aditi Rao) while being held prisoner in opponent's camp.

OK, Jaanu is a contemporary tale of 21st-century urban young romance mapped out in Mumbai and weaves its lyrical tale through the fabric of the city’s drastically bipolar persona. Adi (Aditya Roy Kapur) is a young game designer from Lucknow who dreams of emigrating to the US and living the American dream. He comes to Mumbai to work at a start-up game development firm. He plans to stay at an elderly couple’s home as a paying guest. Gopi (Naseeruddin Shah), an ex-High Court Judge had worked with Adi’s brother, Ravi. He is a straight-laced, somewhat strict old man. His wife Charu (Leela Samson), an erstwhile Hindustani classical singer is a cheerful, witty and quirky lady whose memory is fast fading away due to Alzheimer’s. Adi gradually strikes a bond with them, integrating into their lives. At a chance encounter during his friend’s wedding, he meets Tara (Shraddha Kapoor). She is a recent architecture school graduate working in an architecture firm. She dreams of going to Paris to pursue higher education. The cheerful banter soon gives way to a conversation where both Adi and Tara realize that they strongly feel that marriage isn’t for them. They are happy to find a kindred soul in each other who feels just the same. They ask each other out for coffee and start hanging out more often. They have fun in each other’s company. They both sense the palpable attraction but consciously try to keep a distance as they think the constant proximity can only lead to one thing but they find themselves drawn to each other and are unable to stay apart…and despite their conservative backgrounds, the relationship transcends into a physical one. Tired of hooking up secretly in her women’s hostel room they decide they want to move in together till they go their respective ways to America and Paris. Adi brings Tara to meet Gopi and get his permission. Gopi, the more old-fashioned one flat out dismisses the idea as absurd. As Adi tries to convince him, Tara strikes a chord with Charu over their shared love of music. Charu warms up to the young couple and that clears the way for Adi and Tara to stay in their house. Tara moves in with Adi into his PG to live in together. Tara’s mother and Adi’s family eventually get to know they are living in together and pressure mounts from them to get married. However, Adi and Tara steadfastly refuse to do so. Tara’s admission to a university in Paris comes through, which means she has to leave after summer. Adi’s game pitch gets approved. This is a big break through. Adi has to leave for the US in the coming 10 Days. With only 10 days left and parting imminent, Adi and Tara are forced to confront some matters of the heart. Living in together was always meant to be a stop-gap arrangement but an incident with the elderly couple forces them to relook at their lives and future.

Running away from home can’t keep a couple together. A signed paper can’t keep a couple together. Love can. While for most Love Stories, marriage is the “goal”, the fact remains that marriage is just the beginning. Saathiya continues on, from where most love stories end. From the infatuation stage “when a couple thinks they are in love” right through to “when a couple discovers the true meaning of love”. Aditya and Suhani met and fell in love. But when they eloped and set up home hoping that just Love will do the trick... well that’s just the beginning of their story...