Following the death of a family member, a mother and son experience mysterious events which distort their sense of reality and make them question their sanity.
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Rahul Sadasivan is now in my opinion a horror legend of India. A masterpiece of a narrative, mixing the allegory for depression with top-notch horror elements that are as chilling as it gets towards the end. Horror elements is not just thrown here and there. It’s tightly knitted slow-burn narrative/character-driven writing that makes this even more effective. This comes under those horror films that redefined this genre. Possibly one of the best horror climaxes ever. I had goosebumps, but it’s not any normal goosebumps. It felt like earned goosebumps that had accumulated throughout the film because of careful build up, tension and atmosphere that lingered forever. Just wow 🙏