Set in quaint by-lanes in the heart of India, Gullak is a collection of disarming and relatable tales of the Mishra family.

Tiku, who looks at marriage as her escape to Mumbai from a local town to become an actress and Sheru, who has been working as a junior artist in the city for years. They get married and the comedy of errors for this couple starts.

Three friends Karnan (G V Prakash Kumar) a thief, Kalai (Pasanga Paandi) an ex-convict and Rocky (Nandhan Ram) a drug peddler are childhood friends who live in the government housing board complex in Thuraipakkam, Chennai. The police and the public always eye those in the area as criminals and jobs are denied, forcing them to resort to illegal activities. Rocky is always at loggerheads with a rival gang of drug peddlers. How that triggers a chain of events that spell disaster to the three friends and their families and how a corrupt cop uses them for his own gains is what the rest of the screenplay is all about.

Interesting story about the series of events that transpire when one member of a large family purchases a scooter and a couple of his friends take it for a ride.

Nandan Kumar comes across a suitcase and discovers it is full of cash. He takes the suitcase and soon finds himself being chased by a notorious gangster, an honest cop and a minister, who want the suitcase at any cost.

Meet Mastram, the quintessential writer of the 80s who spoke the lingo of the Hindi heartland - literally. The 10 episodes feature stories of passion intertwined with turbulent day-to-day scenarios from Mastram's real life.

The life of Parag, a man who has a great job and a loving girlfriend, turns upside down when he is falsely implicated. After a lot of hardships, he decides to escape from prison.

On a rainy night, when an investment banker's car breaks down in the red light district, he takes shelter where he meets and later befriends a prostitute.