Jagratha

In the glittering yet unforgiving world of Malayalam cinema, the sudden loss of celebrated actress Aswathi sends shockwaves through the industry and the streets of Kerala alike. The tragedy unfolds against a backdrop of relentless media scrutiny, public curiosity, and a palpable sense of unease that hangs over the city’s glamorous façade. As whispers turn into headlines, the case quickly becomes more than a personal tragedy—it morphs into a public spectacle that demands answers.

Enter the methodical mind of Sethurama Iyer, a CBI detective renowned for his sharp intellect and calm persistence. Summoned to take over the investigation under a cloud of political pressure, he is handed a tight deadline that leaves little room for error. Iyer’s reputation for dissecting complex puzzles precedes him, and his presence introduces a measured, almost surgical approach to a situation that is otherwise spiraling into chaos. The weight of expectation rests heavily on his shoulders, shaping a tense atmosphere where every clue could tip the balance.

Working alongside him are his two juniors, Vikram—a seasoned officer with a wry sense of humor—and Chacko, a former constable whose fresh perspective adds an unexpected layer to the team’s dynamics. Their interactions blend professionalism with a subtle camaraderie, each bringing a distinct outlook to a case riddled with hidden motives. As they navigate the tangled web of relationships surrounding the deceased, the investigators find themselves drawn into a labyrinth of past secrets and present anxieties.

The film weaves a moody, atmospheric thriller that balances the stark realities of investigative work with the lingering allure of the entertainment world. Shadows of undisclosed histories loom, hinting at deeper currents beneath the surface. With every step deeper into the inquiry, the tension rises, promising a narrative where truth is as elusive as it is compelling, and where the line between fame and infamy blurs in unsettling ways.

Last Updated: December 03, 2025 at 23:43