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In a quiet, sun‑drenched village where old traditions coexist with the buzz of smartphones, a young journalist seeks refuge after fleeing a forced marriage. She arrives at her grandmother’s modest home, hoping for solace among familiar walls, only to find the house humming with an unsettling energy that seems to whisper from the shadows. The atmosphere is thick with the scent of incense and the low murmur of unseen forces, hinting that the past may still linger in the present.

Yamuna quickly discovers that the home is more than a simple sanctuary. Her spirited grandmother, Parvathy, shares stories that blur the line between folklore and reality, while a charismatic local investigator, Amudhan, quietly follows a string of mysterious occurrences in the area. Their circle expands with Mani, a light‑hearted neighbor who, together with his young nephew, turns the eerie ambiance into a playful experiment, producing staged ghost videos for an online audience. This blend of curiosity, skepticism, and youthful mischief creates a delicate balance between comedy and dread, as each character navigates their own relationship with the unknown.

The film unfolds with a steady, atmospheric tension, weaving together the quiet rhythms of rural life and the unsettling feel of something unseen watching from the corners of rooms. Cinematic shadows dance across the walls, and a lingering, almost melodic hum suggests that the house itself holds secrets waiting to be uncovered. Through a careful mix of visual storytelling and subtle sound design, the narrative invites the audience to wonder whether the supernatural presence is a manifestation of grief, a lingering curse, or simply a reflection of the characters’ inner turmoil. The tone remains suspenseful yet intimate, promising a journey that explores fear, family bonds, and the thin veil between the living and the ethereal.

Last Updated: September 17, 2025 at 13:55