Kodambakkam is a 2006 Tamil romantic drama film directed by K. P. Jagan, starring Nandha and Diya. Nandha as Sugavannan Diya as Dhanam Tejashree as Preethi Manivannan Manobala Ramesh Khanna Kalairani Thambi Ramaiah Ganja Karuppu The producers of this movie are V. S Satheesan and K. Seveal; the film became a big hit. He used AAA Productions to help him; the director Jaagan had directed a movie. In addition he directed Joseph Vijay's movie Puthiya Geethai. Soundtrack was composed by Sirpy; the song "Ragasiyamanathu Kadhal" was well received. The audio launch was held at Green Park Hotel. IndiaGlitz praised its actors, writing "Hats off to Nanda for a mature performance, he seems to have got under the skin of the character. His dialogue delivery has improved bounds compared to his earlier films. Dhiya, for a change, plays a de-glamorized role, while Thejashri playing a Bollywood heroine, seems to have mimed several Hindi actresses well, it is however and Ramesh Khanna, who are impressive. They give right emotions and succeed in not just evoking humor but emotions at many places."

Divan is a 2004 documentary film directed by Pearl Gluck. This film documents the director's journey as she returns to her Hungarian roots in order to find a couch, in her family for years. During this search the audience gets to witness Gluck explore her true identity, as well as gain a glimpse into Hasidic culture. Pearl Gluck seeks to bring an ancestral couch, upon which esteemed rabbis once slept, back to her family, she travels from her home community of Hasidic Brooklyn to her roots in Hungary. During this journey Gluck meets a colorful cast of people, such as a couch exporter, her ex-communist cousin living in Budapest, a pair of matchmakers, a group of Orthodox Jews. Divan was in production for five years as Gluck's debut feature documentary, it was developed with that assistance of the Sundance Institute. The film received an overall positive reception from critics, with a 71 score from Metacritic and a 95% score from Rotten Tomatoes. Titanic International Filmfestival Official Selection Wisconsin Film Festival Official Selection Tribeca Film Festival Official Selection Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival Official Selection Warsaw Jewish Film Festival Official Selection Divan on IMDb