Even his pen name has an interesting inception. He has the kind of attitude that tells us that he might have had a past that bears down on his existence, but he is unable to put a finger on what is wrong with him. Nirup Bhandari in his debut film proves to be the perfect leading man. Some of these sequences are pretty horrifying and will scare many. The mystery of the village which is a standalone portion of the film is given enough time to build and that renders it effective. The way the narrative reveals their past was in keeping with the rest of the film and felt organic. This enhanced the tension of the sequences for me as I wanted to understand what was going on between them but had no means to do it. From the first time Sandhya and Gautam meet, we realize that something is off between the two and it shows in Sandhya’s expressions. It also explains a lot many things about Gautam and Indu. Once we understand their past, we finally understand why Sandhya was so obsessed with tracking down Gautam, which from the very beginning, felt a little odd. The portion involving Sandhya and her past with Gautam is wonderfully executed and is put in at the perfect time. The director does misguide us for a certain amount of time, but he does so with our participation. There is a large chunk of the film where we believe that Gautam might be hallucinating the whole portion involving his wife which leads us in some interesting directions. After the slow start, the story quickly changes gears, gets tense and once the mystery starts unraveling, you cannot take your eyes off the screen. The screenplay of the film, as is the case with most South Indian films, is its forte. The end results, though dramatic makes sense and feels conclusive. To the credit of Anup Bhandari, he manages both the lines of the story beautifully and brings it together convincingly in the end. If the film was based on any one of these two mysteries it would have ended up becoming a run-of-the-mills thriller but with the two mysteries running into each other, the film becomes almost impossible to predict. Without spoiling anything, I can say that the film deals with two separate tragedies and makes these two tracks cross a path which in turn makes the narrative unpredictable and thrilling. Anup Bhandari’s vision of the film is rooted in believability and that shows throughout the narrative. The film stars his brother Nirup Bhandari in the title role and it wouldn’t be wrong to say that the film completely anchors itself on the performance of its leading man.
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The rest of the film is about Gautam trying to find his wife, deciphering the secret surrounding his wife’s existence and solving the mystery of the missing women of the village.Īnup Bhandari, the director was a software engineer to start with. As the story progresses, we realize that she has a past with Gautam and was integral to what was about to happen next in his life. Sandhya seems to know things about Gautam and is surprised to find out that he is married.
As Gautam searches for his wife, he gets the support of a journalist, Sandhya (Avantika Shetty), who has been tracking Anashku, and her search lead her to Kamarottu. When Indu goes missing, her disappearance coincides with the annual disappearances that the village has witnessed for years. The ones to go missing have always been pregnant women and have never been heard of. Ever since Angara’s murder, the village has witnessed mysterious vanishings every year. One of its inhabitants, Angara (Dinesh Siriyara) was decapitated and left tied to a tree outside the bungalow that Gautam and his wife rent.
The village of Kamarottu has its own story. He starts questioning his own sanity when it is revealed that she had died 6 years ago, and he had himself cremated her. Things get worse when on a fateful night, Indu disappears and while looking for her, Gautam realizes that no one in the village has seen her. Gautam befriends the local Postmaster Kalinga (Sai Kumar) who introduces him to the village, its people, its culture, and its unsolved mysteries. Upon their arrival in the Village, the couple is continually traumatized by things and events that have no explanation. Indu has been plagued by a recurring nightmare and she believes that returning to her ancestral home and performing the puja will solve her problem. His mild-mannered wife Indu (Radhika Chetan) expresses her desire to visit her ancestral home in the fictional village of Kamarottu, perform a puja and return the jewels of the temple that she has in her possession. He is happily married and is about to have his first kid. Gautam (Nirup Bhandari) is a reclusive novelist who goes by the pseudo name of “Anashku”. Cast: Nirup Bhandari, Radhika Chetan, Avantika Shetty, Sai Kumar.
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