College Days

Athira, a first-year medical student, is pushed to death by a gang of five friends. The college principal’s fake testimony and political influence shield the perpetrators, allowing them to continue their studies. The incident establishes the gang’s recklessness and the system’s complicity.

Rohit Menon arrives from Bangalore to do House Surgency at the same college and immediately clashes with the gang. They scheme to corner him and push him out, but he resists their pressures and refuses to back down. The hostility quickly escalates into open confrontation.

During the escalating conflict, Rohit is killed and the gang buries his body in a forest to hide the crime. Commissioner Sudeep Hariharan begins to close in on the case as the mystery deepens. The crime sets a chilling chain of events in motion.

Rohit’s supposed spirit targets the gang one by one. Joe is found dead in the anatomy lab, a hanging that shocks students and faculty alike. The murder pattern hints at a calculated retaliation rather than a random act.

Rakhi is discovered murdered, beaten to death within the forest. The brutal attack reinforces the sense of an unseen, vengeful force at work. Fear spreads through the college as investigators edge closer to the truth.

Anand is found tied up on the road and struck by a passing truck, another brutal act of retaliation. The pattern of killings grows more methodical, pointing toward a calculated plot. The investigation tightens around the gang.

Anu dies in a hospital after a surgical scalpel attack, further deepening the mystery and fear. The murders appear choreographed to implicate others and silence witnesses. Satheesh’s involvement begins to come under scrutiny as the pattern emerges.

Satheesh is arrested for Rohit’s murder but is released on bail due to the false testimony of a police officer who supports him. The system’s corruption complicates justice and keeps the killer on the loose. The investigation grows more urgent as new evidence surfaces.

That night, Sudeep confronts the gang and hints that Satheesh’s fate will mirror the others. The tension reaches a breaking point as the commissioner asserts control over the case. The web of deceit begins to unravel.

In a twist, Rohit is revealed to be alive and is arrested from Satheesh’s house, where he was attempting to kill Sudeep. He introduces himself, setting the stage for the final revelations. The arrest triggers a new wave of interrogations.

Rohit reveals that his real name is Ananthakrishnan and that the Rohit who died six months earlier was a ruse to cover his actions. The revelation reframes the arc as a calculated vendetta rather than a simple act of murder. The interrogation room becomes the site where truth begins to emerge.

A flashback shows Athira as Ananthakrishnan’s love interest, and that he witnessed her last breath during a phone call. This memory crystallizes the motive for revenge. The emotional core of the plot is finally exposed, linking past heartbreak to present violence.

Rohit/Ananthakrishnan explains that the gang’s confrontations were engineered to provoke fear and fuel his vengeance. Sudeep begins to understand the psychological drive behind the killings. The pursuit shifts from punishment to uncovering the truth behind the vendetta.

Against warnings, Ananthakrishnan strangles Satheesh with his own handcuff and hurls him off a bridge. The brutal act completes the murder sequence that his plan had long orchestrated. Sudeep and his team are left with a shocking, seemingly helpless stance.

Believing his revenge is satisfied, Ananthakrishnan surrenders to Sudeep. The case moves into formal legal proceedings as the truth about Athira, Rohit, and the gang comes to light. The story closes with the weight of the evidence awaiting justice in court.