Vishnu Sena movie is the based on Finding the corruption.Vishnuvardhan is the professor in College.He builds the force by youngsters to kidnap the corrupt people and kill them. Even police investigation is also over.Finally, He tells that he had his own way to cure the ills of the society.

Sena, a hard working man, works for a criminal named Masthan, to help his brother Arvind in becoming a lawyer. Problems arise when Arvind is killed by Masthan for raising his voice against him.

Vishnu leaves his overbearing father and, pretending to be an orphan, finds work with a man who also adopts him. Everything goes fine until his adopted father shows a photograph and asks Vijay to kill the people in the photo if he really wants to prove the affection he has for him.

Vishnu and Vaishnavi are childhood pals. They get separated at a young age. After a gap of 15 years, Vishnu finds Vaishnavi. He does not disclose his identity and instead to win her love on his own merits. Vaishnavi learns of this and a misunderstandings crop up.

Four agricultural engineering students wanted to help the farmers with the latest techniques in farming. They approach the concerned Minister for this, but the Minister didn’t support their ideologies and sends them out. The youngsters decided to loot the Minister’s bank balance to use it for the agricultural project. As per their plans, they loot his money from Bank, which is unaccounted for. Devadas, a tough cop, deals with the case. How do the students escape? Were they able to serve the farmers? The answers form the rest of the story.

Vishnu, a clever student but intolerant to cheating, is detained from college. He then becomes a car mechanic, but his life starts to change when his brother is transferred to the same city.

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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.

IDFA DocLab Competition for Digital Storytelling 　　A two-part interactive project about the acceptance of queer youth by themselves as well as by their parents in Christian Korean circles. 　　Sena, (the comma is part of the title) concerns a young lesbian woman whose story emerges from eight anonymous interviews. You follow the narrative on a computer screen that looks like her own personal desktop. You can choose to read notes in old diaries and view photographs (and then return them to folders marked with the relevant date) belonging to this young Korean woman whose Christian faith repudiates her love for another woman. It’s tearing her apart. 　　In Their Garden you hear clips from interviews with a Korean mother who is struggling to reconcile her child’s queer identity with her own Christian faith. The story takes the form of a simple mobile game in which you—in the form of a cute dog symbolizing unconditional love—watch as this mother, like the young woman you got to know in Sena, gradually breaks down barriers on the road to a complete and loving acceptance of her own identity and that of others.