Bramma is a 1991 Tamil film directed by K. Subash. The film stars Sathyaraj in the lead role as a drawing artist. The movie also includes Bhanupriya playing the role of Sathyaraj's wife and Kushboo in a pivotal role. The film was a Deepavali release, with largely positive reviews and completed 100 days in theaters & was a blockbuster

Brahma, a notorious gangster, escapes to Malaysia. He meets a girl who falls in love with him instantly. Everything changes when Brahma returns to India followed by the girl.

An NRI enlists the help of his cop-friend to sell off his ancestral home, but later hears rumours of it being haunted. Unwilling to let go of the property at a throwaway price, he asks a team of four quirky guys to spend a night in the house and prove that it isn’t a ghost den.

Brahma Anandam is a Telugu romantic comedy entertainer movie directed by RVS Nikhil. The movie casts Raja Goutham, Priya Vadlamani, and Aishwarya Holakkal in the main lead roles along with Brahmanandam, Vennela Kishore, and many others..

Guru and Bramha, two brothers belonging to a lineage of twins on their paternal side, deliberate upon marriage as their family insists.

Three friends grow up to be successful professionals. Although they do not stay in touch over the years, they eventually reunite for a common cause.