College Days

In the bustling corridors of a prestigious medical college, ambition and privilege collide with the raw, unfiltered energy of youth. The campus is a micro‑cosm where academic pressure, social hierarchies, and hidden alliances shape daily life, creating a backdrop that feels both intimate and unforgiving. Against this vibrant yet turbulent setting, a personal tragedy has stripped the protagonist of his closest family members, leaving a lingering ache that fuels an unrelenting drive for justice.

Haunted by loss, Ananthakrishnan adopts the identity of Rohit Menon and walks through the same lecture halls and laboratories that once witnessed his grief. The decision to infiltrate the very institution that nurtured the recklessness responsible for his pain sets a tone of calculated tension, as each step forward feels like a careful rehearsal for a confrontation that hangs just beyond sight. The masquerade is more than a simple disguise; it is a deliberate immersion into a world where he must learn to blend in while harboring a purpose that threatens to upend everything around him.

Within the college’s tight‑knit community, Rohit quickly encounters Joe Joseph, a charismatic member of the notorious group whose actions helped ignite the tragedy. Their budding friendship is layered with unspoken motives—a mix of genuine camaraderie and strategic positioning. As Rohit navigates the fine line between ally and adversary, the campus atmosphere crackles with a quiet suspense, each interaction hinting at deeper currents beneath the surface.

The film unfolds as a tense, character‑driven chess match, where identity, loyalty, and revenge intersect. The tone is deliberately moody, balancing the sterile precision of medical training with the chaotic emotions of a man on a mission. As Rohit settles into his new role, the audience is left to wonder how far he will go to balance the scales, and what cost the pursuit of retribution might exact in a world that values appearance as much as achievement.

Last Updated: November 25, 2025 at 14:55