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In a city where every street seems to hold a secret, a uniquely gifted sketch artist is drawn into a chilling hunt. Haran Shankar lives a quiet life teaching karate, but his talent for rendering faces—learned from his late mother—makes him an unlikely ally when a murder case hits the police desk. Across town, a seasoned officer, Dysp. Dineshan, is tasked with piecing together the fragments of a crime that threatens to strike again before the perpetrator can disappear.

The investigation turns on an extraordinary witness, a young woman whose photographic memory allows her to recall a killer’s visage with startling clarity. Known only as Alisha for her protection, she becomes the pivotal link between the police and the sketch artist, offering a description that feels both vivid and haunting. The pair must translate memory into line, drawing a portrait that could unmask a phantom hidden among ordinary faces.

Guiding their efforts is Allen Jacob, a methodical CID officer who respects the delicate balance between intuition and procedure. He sets the tone for a tense collaboration, urging careful observation while the city’s shadows grow longer with each unanswered question. The atmosphere is thick with anticipation, as the sketch artist’s steady hand meets the officer’s relentless drive, and the witness’s recollections hover on the edge of certainty. Together they navigate a world where a single portrait could be the key to stopping a silent predator, and every line drawn brings them closer to a truth that might remain just out of reach.

Last Updated: October 05, 2025 at 16:49