Ripupbury

Sathyaraj, a YouTuber, falls in love with another caste girl, Kayal. Sathyaraj learns that there is a ghost who kills the intercaste married couple. To unite with his love, he needs to fight against the caste-obsessed ghost. He uses a monkey doll named Rosy to find the ghost. That monkey doll has been possessed by the soul of a police dog named Tiger. The doll will make noise by beating the drum when it finds a ghost. Will Sathyaraj and his friends sort this out and have Sathyaraj marry his lover? That is the rest of the story.

• Mahendran as Sathyaraj a.k.a. Raj^[2]
• Arati Podi as Kayal a.k.a. Goldfish (Thangameen)
• Noble K James
• Kaavya Arivumani as Bharathi
• Maari
• Srrini
• Dhanam
• Chella

The film was produced, directed, and written by Arun Karthick.^[3][4] The film's cinematography is by Thalapathy Ratinam, and the editing was by Muganvel.^[5][6]

The music of the film was composed by Diwacara Thiyagarajan. All songs lyrics were written by Na. Arun Karthik.^[7][8]

Logesh Balachandran critic of The Times of India rated the film two-and-a-half out of five stars and wrote that "The main issue with Ripupbury is its inconsistent writing. The film’s lack of focus makes it difficult to define and understand."^[10] Prashanth Vallavan of Cinema Express rated the film one-and-a-half out of five stars and wrote that "With an unnecessarily complicated story, unfocused writing, and jarring tonal shifts, Ripupbury is a film that is as confused with itself as we are by the end".^[11]

Kalyani Pandiyan S of Hindustan Times tamil gave the film a mixed review.^[12] A critic from Dina Thanthi wrote that Director Arun Karthik, who has made the entire film with the aim of making people laugh, is also in it.^[13] A critic from Maalai Malar rated the film three out of five stars and appreciated the film.^[14] A critic from Hindu Tamil Thisai gave the film a mixed review.^[15] A critic from Ananda Vikatan gave the film a mixed review.^[16]