Manushya Mrugam

Johnny, a lorry driver, fixates on Sophie who is staying with him and his wife. He repeatedly pushes for Sophie to marry him, despite her clear reluctance. Lissy grows increasingly uncomfortable with his obsession as the tension in the home builds.

Lissy confronts Johnny, scolding him for pursuing Sophie and creating a toxic atmosphere at home. The couple's arguments grow louder and more frequent as Sophie remains trapped in the middle. The mood in the house foreshadows a violent break.

In a fit of rage, Johnny stabs Lissy to death in their home. The killing marks a devastating turning point from domestic strife to outright violence. He tries to conceal what he has done as the household collapses around him.

Having killed Lissy, Johnny rapes and murders Sophie and his eleven-year-old daughter Jeena. The acts take place in the same house, turning it into a grisly crime scene. The family is suddenly erased, and Johnny's crime spree shatters any remaining shred of safety.

Johnny is arrested and imprisoned for the murders. In jail, he is subjected to brutal torture by his fellow inmates. The abuse underscores the brutal consequences of his actions.

Crime Branch Officer David J Mathew leads the investigation and uncovers a fourth victim connected to Johnny's crimes. The new discovery broadens the scope of the case and deepens the mystery surrounding Johnny's network. The public begins to demand answers as the press follows the developments.

Johnny claims that Kamal Pasha, a young man from Bangalore, was the real killer. He reveals that Pasha loved Lissy, but she did not reciprocate, and that Kochupaulose framed Pasha with a false charge. Lissy kept silent to protect Pasha and to preserve her life with Johnny and Jeena.

Johnny overhears a conversation revealing that Lissy was pregnant with Pasha’s child, who is Jeena. He tries to tell Lissy that Jeena is his daughter, but she insists that Jeena is Johnny’s daughter. The revelation intensifies the family’s tragedy and fuels a sense of betrayal.

Pasha goes to their house and kills Sophie and Jeena. This double murder heightens the violence and brings the truth of Pasha’s claim into the open. The deadly confrontation adds another layer to the tangled web of loyalties and lies.

In a furious confrontation, Lissy wounds Pasha with a knife. Pasha retaliates and kills Lissy, ending her life. The house again becomes a scene of deadly escalation as the family tragedy spirals further.

Johnny murders Pasha and then throws his body into the river. The river serves as the final resting place for Pasha and a stark symbol of Johnny's escalating violence. This act closes the sequence of killings tied to the family.

Johnny confesses to the police that he killed his own family as punishment for planning to marry Sophie and for Lissy’s attempt at starting a new life. He asks Detective David to keep the truth hidden. The confession marks a turning point as he tries to evade full accountability.

David and his team leak to the media that Johnny killed Pasha and his family to protect Lissy. They plan to reveal the real truth only when Pasha’s corpse is found. The media frenzy begins to shape the narrative around the case.