Vasantha Mullai

In the bustling world of tech startups, Rudhra is a relentless software engineer who measures success by deadlines met and profits gained. His days blur into sleepless nights, and the pressure to outperform his own limits begins to gnaw at the edges of his sanity. Though his ambition fuels his climb, it also leaves him vulnerable to the quiet warnings of his own body—blackouts that signal a deeper imbalance between work and well‑being.

Seeking a breath of fresh air, Rudhra convinces his girlfriend, Nita, to escape the neon glare of the city for a secluded hill‑top retreat. The couple arrives at Vasantha Mullai, a modest motel perched amid mist‑shrouded pines, promising the simple comforts of a romantic getaway. The setting is deliberately intimate: dimly lit corridors, the soft rustle of leaves against the windows, and a lingering chill that seems to echo the protagonists’ inner unrest. Their plan—to unplug, reconnect, and rediscover a calmer rhythm—feels both inviting and fragile.

Yet the motel’s quiet charm soon gives way to an uncanny atmosphere that mirrors Rudhra’s own frayed mind. Subtle disturbances—unexplained sounds, flickering lights, and an ever‑present sense of being watched—begin to blur the line between external reality and internal tension. As the night deepens, the couple finds themselves drawn into a psychological labyrinth where ordinary moments twist into unsettling reflections of their deepest anxieties. The film balances the serenity of a mountain hideaway with a creeping, almost invisible dread, inviting the audience to wonder how far the human psyche can stretch before it unravels.

Last Updated: August 28, 2025 at 18:52