Mrs. Serial Killer

In a quiet town where tradition and reputation loom large, Sona finds her world upended the moment she learns she is pregnant. Her husband, Mrityunjoy Mukherjee, a respected gynecologist, is suddenly thrust into a nightmare as the community turns against him, convinced he is responsible for a string of unsettling crimes. The couple’s once‑steady life is fractured by suspicion, media frenzy, and a legal battle that threatens to strip them of everything they have built together.

Desperate to clear her husband’s name, Sona is drawn into a tense cat‑and‑mouse game with Inspector Imran Shahid, a determined officer whose past connection to her adds a personal sting to the investigation. When a sharp‑tongued lawyer, Rastogi, offers a chilling suggestion—that proving innocence might require committing a mirror‑image of the alleged offenses—Sona is forced to confront the limits of love, loyalty, and her own moral compass. The proposition hangs over her like a dark promise, turning the fight for justice into a private, ethically fraught odyssey.

The film unfolds with a moody, atmospheric palette, balancing the intimate tenderness of a couple’s devotion against the cold, procedural world of law enforcement. Its tone drifts between lingering romance and suspenseful dread, inviting the audience to linger on the uneasy spaces where affection meets desperation. As Sona wrestles with the weight of an impossible choice, the story teases a deeper exploration of how far one will go when love is pitted against an unforgiving system, leaving viewers on the edge of anticipation.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:38