Masss
After a life-threatening accident a man finds he is able to communicate with the dead.
Shakti comes to India along with his wife Anu, daughter Meghna, while Mass is an infant. They arrive to do some social work, but fate plays a role there and politicians enter the scene, thereby killing Shakti, Anu and Meghna, while Mass is left safe in a small house nearby. Mass, after realising, plans to kill all the people who were responsible for his family's demise. In this process, he meets with an accident by which he loses the ability to converse with the spirits anymore. Story continues, and Mass succeeds in killing every enemy. The movie winds up with Shakti getting punished by his principal, and Mass and Malini coming to his school to meet the principal. While speaking with his parents, Shakti reveals that Jet was the reason behind his punishment.
In Early December 2013, Sify reported that Venkat Prabhu's next film after Biriyani would feature Suriya as the male lead and would also be produced by the actor himself under his newly launched company 2D Entertainment. Three days later the project was confirmed by the director, who however clarified that Studio Green would co-produce it along with 2D Entertainment. Subsequently, lyricist Madhan Karky was signed to write the dialogues for the film. As with Prabhu's earlier films, composer Yuvan' 'Shankar Raja' and editor Praveen K.L. were added to the technical crew, while 'R.D. Rajasekhar was signed as the cinematographer, replacing Prabhu's usual cinematographer Sakthi Saravanan.
The film was touted to be the first Tamil film to be shot in 3D from the beginning, but Venkat Prabhu later informed that it was not true. It was reported to be a horror comedy, while Venkat Prabhu stated that he was "trying something new" and that he could not reveal the genre. The film was rumored to be titled as Poochandi, however Venkat Prabhu announced on 5 July 2014 via Twitter and Facebook that it had been titled Masss. In May 2015, the film was renamed with a Tamil title Massu Engira Masilamani, to be exempted from the State Government's thirty percentage entertainment tax.
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