Jism

In the sun‑bleached streets of Pondicherry, the tide carries more than just sea foam—it sweeps through the lives of those who linger by its edge. Kabir is a cynical lawyer whose evenings dissolve into cheap drinks and fleeting encounters, a restless soul clinging to a fragile veneer of charm. The city’s restless rhythm mirrors his own, a blend of coastal beauty and underlying grit that frames a world where ambition and emptiness constantly collide.

Against this backdrop, Sonia appears like a tide‑rising moon, a striking woman caught in a gilded marriage to Rohit, a wealthy traveler whose absence leaves an echoing void. Her elegance masks a yearning for something beyond the comforts of wealth, and when she meets Kabir on a deserted beach, an electric tension ignites. Their chemistry is immediate, a charged exchange that hints at both salvation and peril, drawing each toward a connection they cannot easily dismiss.

The film settles into a moody, atmospheric thriller, where desire and desperation blur the lines of right and wrong. Kabir’s loyalty to his friends—Siddharth, a perceptive cop, and Vishal, his steadfast colleague—remains a quiet anchor as he navigates Sonia’s tantalizing allure and the promise of a life far removed from his own. The tone is suffused with sultry suspense, inviting the audience to wonder how far two strangers will go when passion becomes the compass in a world that offers no easy answers.

Last Updated: October 23, 2025 at 16:16