Kali

In a sun‑kissed corner of Kerala, a newly married couple tries to map a future together while wrestling with a stubborn flaw. Siddharth is sharp‑witted and deeply devoted, yet his temper ignites at the slightest provocation, turning ordinary moments into volatile flashpoints. Across from him, Anjali is steady and compassionate, determined to coax her husband toward a calmer rhythm without losing the affection that binds them. Their love is a quiet promise that the world of their families and friends can be navigated, even as they step away from conventional expectations to build a life on their own terms.

The film unfolds against a backdrop that shifts from the bustling streets of Kochi—where Siddharth has secured a respectable banking position—to the open, uncharted stretches of a remote highway that looms as both a literal and figurative test. The tone is a blend of realistic domestic drama and a simmering undercurrent of tension, hinting that everyday pressures can quickly become magnified when the road ahead is uncertain. The couple’s interactions are grounded in everyday rituals, from shared meals to whispered negotiations about anger‑management techniques, creating a world where ordinary love is both a sanctuary and a crucible.

As the narrative moves forward, the couple finds themselves on a journey that teeters between routine and the unexpected. The highway—quiet, expansive, and indifferent—serves as a visual metaphor for the challenges that lie ahead, offering a space where the stakes of Siddharth’s temperament and Anjali’s patience are subtly amplified. The atmosphere remains tense yet hopeful, inviting the audience to wonder whether love and resolve can truly reshape a restless spirit before the road demands its answer.

Last Updated: October 05, 2025 at 16:55