Kondal

Anchuthengu is a seaside village in Thiruvananthapuram known for its fishing culture and close-knit families. The plot shifts to Munambam Harbour in Ernakulam, where Manuel joins a fishing crew. The setting underscores the community’s dependence on fishing for livelihood and the fragility of trust when tainted goods threaten the town’s life.

⚖️ Justice

Manuel's quest to uncover the truth behind his brother Danny's death pits him against a powerful business network that taints the village's fish supply. The clash exposes corruption and forces the community to decide whether to stand up for what's right or stay silent as profits trump people. The pursuit of accountability drives the narrative and tests Manuel’s resolve.

👪 Family

Family loyalty shapes Manuel’s choices as he navigates danger to protect those he loves. His commitment to his kin motivates him to challenge those responsible for the family tragedy and to seek retribution. The film ties personal bonds to larger community stakes, highlighting the cost of violence driven by care.

🌊 Community

The village’s lifeblood is the sea, and the fishing crew becomes a microcosm of trust and betrayal. When the fish market crumbles due to rotten stock, neighbors rally or fracture under pressure. The narrative uses the sea and harbor as a backdrop for collective resilience and moral choices.