Asha (Revathi), a middle-aged school counsellor, lives with her adult son Vinu (Shane Nigam), who is dealing with anxiety, depression, and unemployment. They live in a gloomy, old house, grappling with grief following the recent death of Asha’s mother. As time passes, both experience eerie, unexplained occurrences in the house. Vinu believes the house is haunted, while Asha dismisses his fears as symptoms of his deteriorating mental health. The brilliance of the movie lies in its ambiguity – are they truly being haunted, or is their shared trauma and psychological distress manifesting as paranoia and hallucination?
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The story begins with a young woman (Urmila Matondkar) alone at home during a thunderstorm, watching the news of a dangerous serial killer on the loose. Suddenly, a stranger, Sameer (Manoj Bajpayee), knocks on her door, claiming he’s there to meet someone. Nervous but unsure, she lets him in. As their conversation turns tense and erratic, a second man, a thief who poses as a cop named Qureshi (Sushant Singh) arrives, claiming to be on the lookout for the killer. What follows is a night full of mind games, shifting identities, and growing paranoia. The movie keeps the audience guessing till the shocking final twist.
