Ezra

In the bustling coastal city of Kochi, modern life intertwines with centuries‑old traditions, creating a backdrop where the ordinary and the uncanny coexist. The humid streets, temple bells, and the scent of sea‑salt air set a mood that is both vibrant and subtly unsettling, hinting at mysteries that linger just beyond the everyday bustle.

Ranjan Mathew arrives as a methodical nuclear waste specialist, his analytical mind accustomed to controlling dangerous materials. Beside him, Priya Raghuram struggles to reconcile her Marathi roots with the rhythms of Malayali culture, finding herself caught between familial expectations and the new environment. Their partnership, already navigating cultural nuances, is tested further as the house they share begins to feel less like a sanctuary and more like a space where unseen currents stir.

When inexplicable disturbances start to surface, a sense of dread settles over the couple’s routine. The local police, led by ACP Shafeer Ahammed, take notice of the growing unease, while community figures such as Fr. Samuel and Rabbi David Benyamin offer insights that blend folklore with faith. Their presence adds layers of historical resonance, suggesting that the unsettling forces may be tied to the city’s deeper past.

Against this atmospheric tension, Ranjan and Priya must confront the way their deepest anxieties echo within the walls of their new home. Their journey becomes a delicate balance of rational inquiry and emotional resilience, as they navigate the thin line between personal fear and the broader, lingering mysteries of Kochi. The film promises a haunting exploration of how love, culture, and the supernatural intertwine, leaving the audience breathless in anticipation of what lies just beyond the visible world.

Last Updated: October 05, 2025 at 16:53