In this gripping psychological thriller, Sarathkumar plays Chidambaram Nedumaran, a seasoned police officer who once investigated a serial killer case.
Now suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, he is given just a year before his memory fades entirely.
Yet, when murders resembling the original killings resurface, Nedumaran is called back to reopen the investigation.
The plot explores the challenges of dealing with vanishing memories while facing a complicated personal life.
Director Syam effectively merges psychological elements with procedural investigation, creating an engaging narrative, though some moments can feel predictable.
Sarathkumar’s portrayal of a veteran cop struggling with memory loss is captivating. He skillfully balances vulnerability with determination, delivering a performance that resonates deeply.
Sree Kumar, as a rookie officer, adds a solid supporting role, and Sijaa fulfills her role as expected. The rest of the cast, including Rajkumar, contributes well to the overall dynamic.
Vikram Mohan’s cinematography expertly creates a tense atmosphere, enhancing the suspense.
The background score adds to the tension but occasionally overpowers the more subtle moments, slightly affecting the mood.
Despite a few predictable turns, the film’s strong performances and eerie villain keep the audience engaged until the very end.
