Idiot

In a remote village that clings to the echo of an old royal bloodline, the lingering shadow of a centuries‑old betrayal hangs over the land. Legends speak of a royal family that vanished under mysterious circumstances, and of the restless spirits that now watch the descendants of those who caused the tragedy. The atmosphere is a mix of rustic simplicity and unsettling folklore, where whispers of ghosts and whispered vows of revenge drift through crumbling stone walls and bustling market lanes alike.

Chinnarasu is a wayward young man who lives under the thumb of his domineering father, the village panchayat chief. Though his father despises him, Chinnarasu finds solace in his own stubborn pride and a yearning to claim his share of a heritage he barely understands. When an unexpected inheritance forces him to journey toward the abandoned palace tied to the ancient tragedy, his life takes a sudden, disorienting turn that leaves him questioning reality itself.

Sumitha, a composed psychiatrist at a remote mental‑health facility, carries the weight of her own family’s past. She works among patients whose minds hover between the ordinary and the otherworldly, and she remains largely unaware that the very walls of the hospital conceal lingering echoes of the old royal curse. Within the ward, she meets a fellow patient, Burfi, whose eccentricity adds a note of uneasy humor to the otherwise tense environment. Their interactions hint at deeper currents flowing beneath the surface of everyday life.

The story unfolds with a tone that balances eerie superstition and darkly comic mischief, threading together the lives of ordinary villagers and institutional caretakers with the unseen forces of the past. Ghostly presences, ancient grudges, and an ominous plan to abduct someone close to the hospital intersect, promising a chaotic clash where past and present collide in a village too small to contain the secrets it holds.

Last Updated: November 25, 2025 at 14:44