Bhramaram

In the bustling streets of Coimbatore, a comfortable routine shields a family from the world’s harsher currents. Unni, a confident share‑broker, enjoys the stability of his career while nurturing his loving wife Latha and their bright daughter Lakshmi—affectionately called Lechu. Their home is a haven of ordinary pleasures, framed by the quiet rhythm of middle‑class aspirations and the gentle hum of the city’s markets. The film’s tone is gentle yet taut, painting everyday life with a brush that hints at deeper currents beneath the surface.

The fragile equilibrium tilts when a stranger appears at their doorstep, introducing himself as a long‑lost schoolmate named Jose. His arrival is marked by an easy‑going charm that quickly turns eccentric, his lingering presence and off‑hand anecdotes stirring both curiosity and unease. The household, accustomed to predictability, begins to feel the subtle pressure of an uninvited guest whose motives are unclear, setting a tone of restrained tension that steadies the narrative’s pulse.

Seeking clarity, Unni turns to an old confidant, Dr. Alexander Varghese—a figure from their shared past whose pragmatic outlook offers a stark contrast to the mystery lingering in their living room. Their conversation peels back layers of memory, suggesting that the visitor may be more than a nostalgic companion. The film balances this intrigue with a contemplative mood, allowing the audience to sense the weight of unspoken histories and the quiet suspense that arises when the familiar world is quietly infiltrated by an enigmatic presence.

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