Vidheyan

The film unfolds in a rural agrarian town in South Karnataka where a powerful landlord dominates migrant workers. Thommy, a labourer from Wayanad, arrives to survive in a community marked by poverty and hierarchies. The town's dusty streets, temple pond, and close-knit households underscore the social oppression at the heart of the story.

⚖️ Power

Bhaskara Patelar exercises absolute control over the town and its workers, turning fear and coercion into a currency he spends at will. He rapes Omana and manipulates Thommy into complicity as a means of extending his dominance. The narrative examines how wealth and authority corrupt and entrench oppression in a close community.

💀 Morality

Thommy's survival forces him to participate in Pattellar's schemes, blurring lines between victim and accomplice. The dynamics test loyalty, humanity, and the limits of resistance under duress. The story offers a bleak meditation on moral compromise under oppression.

🌿 Freedom

As violence escalates, the community's pursuit of justice culminates in Pattellar's downfall and a perilous escape from his tyranny. Thommy's transformation from submissive labourer to a man who seeks safety and independence unfolds against a backdrop of jungle pursuit and urban vengeance. The ending signals a fragile, hard-won sense of freedom.