Andha Naal

In the sweltering summer of 1943, Madras shivers under the looming threat of Japanese air raids. The city’s bustling streets pulse with wartime urgency, its residents caught between daily survival and the heavy weight of global conflict. Shadows stretch across colonial rooftops, and the hum of radios—lifelines to a world at war—fills the air, underscoring a society teetering on the edge of uncertainty.

Rajan, a talented radio engineer, spends his days tinkering with signals that could bring news—or danger—to ordinary people. His work draws the attention of both admirers and skeptics, while his personal life unfolds in a tangled web of relationships: a devoted wife, a passionate lover, and a close‑knit family whose loyalties are as complex as the frequencies he manipulates. The discovery of his sudden death sends ripples through the community, leaving behind a mosaic of grief, rumors, and unanswered questions.

Enter Sivanandam, a methodical CID officer tasked with peeling back the layers of this perplexing case. He walks the fine line between duty and empathy, conducting interviews that reveal more about the suspects’ inner worlds than about any straightforward motive. Each conversation uncovers hidden hopes, suppressed resentments, and the fragile human ties that bind the city together. As the investigation deepens, the atmosphere thickens with intrigue, promising a careful unraveling of truth amid the chaotic backdrop of wartime Madras.

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