Brother’s Day

The narrative unfolds in contemporary times with flashbacks to a brutal past. It follows weddings, journeys, and a perilous pursuit that culminates in a jungle hideout. The timeline blends current-day resilience and pursuit of justice with memories of trauma that continue to influence the characters.

The story unfolds in a rural village where Shiva grows up and assumes responsibility for his sister Peeli. A nearby jungle, infamous for wild animals, serves as a backdrop for danger and key confrontations. In later years, the action shifts to the surroundings of Rony, Jema, and Chandy, where family life and wealth intersect with darker past events.

👪 Family & Duty

A central thread is the obligation to protect and care for family. Shiva’s choice to raise Peeli and the siblings’ loyalties drive the plot forward. Rony’s protective stance toward Santa and Ruby anchors the emotional core. The story frames action as a test of family resilience under pressure.

🕵️ Identity & Deception

The conflict centers on an impostor posing as Shiva, exploiting Santa’s trust and the family’s sense of safety. The truth emerges through investigation and the revelation that the real Shiva died years earlier. Deception drives suspense and tests loyalties as appearances are peeled back.

⚖️ Justice & Vigilance

Violence and crime threaten the characters, prompting acts of vigilant justice. Rony confronts the impostor, and a climactic showdown pushes toward resolution. The ending frames the protagonist as a figure of justice, blurring lines between formal law and personal retribution.

💪 Trauma & Resilience

The narrative contrasts deep trauma with the characters’ capacity to endure and move forward. Ruby’s attack, Santa’s hidden fears, and Rony’s guarded past shape their choices, yet they strive to reclaim their lives and build a hopeful future.