Missing

Sushant Dubey arrives at a luxury resort in Mauritius with his wife Aparna and their 3-year-old daughter Titli. He persuades the receptionist Naina to upgrade from a single room to a double, setting up a more intimate space for the couple. The mood blends romance with an air of secrecy that foreshadows trouble to come.

The man in the room below is shown creeping about and peering into other rooms, creating a chilling undercurrent to the holiday. Sushant notices the unsettling behavior but tries to stay calm as the night unfolds. The threat is mundane yet unnerving, hinting at a danger beyond the couple's affair.

Titli vanishes in the middle of the night, triggering panic and a frantic search. Aparna's panic Combines with suspicions about a possible abduction, while resort staff and security scramble to keep information contained. The initial concern centers on the neighbor but the mystery deepens quickly.

Police inspector Buddhu is called in to lead the investigation, questioning staff and guests. The resort manager is keen to avoid police scrutiny to protect the resort’s reputation, while the search for Titli intensifies. Tensions rise as the hotel’s credibility comes under scrutiny.

CCTV footage initially points to the creepy neighbor, who is later seen with a little girl in town. Aparna pushes to verify the lead, and it’s revealed the girl the neighbor is with is not Titli. The neighbor explains that his own daughter is with his ex-wife, who has custody.

A sketch artist is asked to recreate Titli from Aparna and Sushant’s descriptions, but the two drawings diverge completely. Under intense questioning, Sushant hints at a deeper deception, suggesting Aparna cannot bear children. The contradictory memories sow doubt about Titli’s existence.

Sushant discloses that Aparna cannot bear children and that Titli may be a product of their emotional strain. He suggests Titli could be a hallucination rather than a real child. The revelation destabilizes Aparna and complicates the investigation.

Back in his room, Sushant claims he kidnapped Titli at the behest of a friend who is Aparna’s ex-husband. He threatens Aparna and the two flee the resort with three heavy pieces of luggage. The plan is to escape, but the truth remains murky and the chase intensifies.

As they race through the forest, it’s unclear how they slipped past the front desk with their heavy luggage, especially given the staff’s earlier lapses. The escape feels improvised and surreal, heightening the sense that someone is always watching. The suspense shifts from discovery to survival.

Aparna stops to breathe in the forest and asks for Titli, challenging the illusions around her. Sushant admits he did not know or kidnapping Titli in that moment, deepening the ambiguity. Aparna hints that Titli’s existence is more complicated than either of them thought.

An old man arrives at the resort, asking after his daughter Titli and producing a photograph. He reveals that Titli is connected to Aparna, exposing a troubling history and suggesting Aparna herself may be the person he’s searching for. The revelation reframes Titli as a person entangled with Aparna’s dangerous past.

The deranged Titli attacks and kills Sushant with a meat cleaver in the middle of the forest. The killer’s identity and motive are tied to Aparna’s fractured psyche and the tangled web of lies surrounding Titli. The film closes on a brutal, shocking note that leaves the truth unsettled.