Turning point) is a 2015 Indian Tamil-Telugu bilingual comedy mystery thriller film written and directed by Sathya Prabhas Pinisetty.

The film was shot in different locations for the Tamil and Telugu versions, which caused a delay in the release of Malupu.

[5] A young woman tries to call the emergency hotline to save her before she is murdered in a flat in Chennai (Tamil)/Visakhapatnam (Telugu).

Sathish Ganapathy aka Saga (Aadhi Pinisetty), a regular, middle-class college student from Chennai arrives in Mumbai to meet Mudaliar (Mithun Chakraborty), the city's underworld don and protector of the poor.

Saga and his three wealthy friends skip their finals on purpose, so that they can continue to stay in college and enjoy themselves rather than face adulthood.

He finally decides to turn over a new life after Kayal (Nikki Galrani), the girl he falls in love with, convinces his father that Saga can be a responsible adult if given the chance.

His parents then put him in charge of his sister's wedding arrangements before leaving for their hometown to meet relatives.

With his family out of town, Saga follows his three friends for a night in the city to celebrate New Year's Eve.

Deva advises Saga to go to Mumbai to meet Mudaliar in person and explain everything since he is a sensible man, unlike Guna.

However, Mudaliar drops a bombshell by saying that after Priya bailed out Surya from the police station that night, both of them went missing and have not been seen since.

After much thinking, Saga realises that he saw such a tattoo on Surya's forearm and he might know about Priya's whereabouts and goes to his flat.

[6] The Hindu wrote, "when the film does eventually begin in the second half, there's quite a lot to like...Some subtlety could've been nice towards the end, as there's too much emotion being milked with over-the-top performances and extra-poignant loud music.

[7] Behindwoods rated the film 2.75 out of 5 and felt "it was one movie that’s justified by everything in-store to define it with the parliamentary term called commercial cinema, but also creates an impactful experience in the end.