Psycho

The pivotal moment occurs at a train station that Dagini references in her radio session, setting the chase in motion. The investigation unfolds across a cityscape that includes a college campus and rural pig farms, expanding the terrain of danger. The killer's lair hides among tall grass, turning the environment into a claustrophobic battleground. As Gautham and Kamala close in, the story moves between urban, institutional, and rural settings, heightening the suspense.

🧭 Obsession

Gautham's love for Dagini grows into an all-consuming fixation that drives his every move. Although blind, he relies on heightened senses to track danger and to deduce the killer's pattern. The pursuit isolates him from ordinary life and pushes risky decisions, illustrating how obsession can blur morality. The theme explores the heavy costs of pursuing someone at any price.

💞 Stockholm Syndrome

Dagini's responses to the danger reveal a complex emotional bond with her captor and with Gautham's unwavering rescue mission. She appears fearless and strangely compassionate toward the killer, insisting that Gautham will find her and that love might redeem him. The narrative uses her perspective to illustrate Stockholm Syndrome, where affection and perceived care complicate moral judgments. The ending suggests her empathy toward the killer, muddying clear-cut notions of victim and villain.

⚖️ Justice

Kamala and Gautham pursue a serial killer whose crimes expose systemic flaws and the limits of police work. The killer is identified as Angulimala, a rich man with pig farms whose wealth belies a brutal streak, and the investigation reveals the greed and abuse behind the murders. The cat-and-mouse game builds toward a climactic confrontation at the killer's lair, then resolves in a morally ambiguous exit rather than a tidy courtroom moment. The ending emphasizes that justice can be messy, with personal redemption and tragedy intertwined.