Vikrant Rona

In the shadow‑laden depths of a tropical rainforest, a secluded village clings to old myths and whispered warnings. For generations its residents have spoken of strange phenomena that linger like fog over the ancient trees—a sense that something unseen watches from the canopy, turning everyday life into a fragile balance between belief and doubt. The atmosphere is thick with humidity, rustling leaves, and a palpable tension that makes each sunrise feel like a negotiation with forces beyond comprehension.

When the government sends an investigator, Vikrant Rona arrives with his own brand of unconventional intuition. A police officer whose methods are as eccentric as the legends that surround the village, he brings a mixture of sharp wit and restless curiosity. Accompanying him is his young daughter, Guddi, whose presence adds a tender, human contrast to the looming mystery. Their arrival stirs the quiet routines of the locals, who view outsiders with both hope and wariness.

The community itself is a tapestry of intertwined families and lingering grudges. The stern landowner Janardhan holds the village’s history close to his chest, while his niece Panna navigates the expectations placed upon her by tradition and personal ambition. A shadowy figure known as Moose Kunni operates on the fringes, hinting at the village’s undercurrents of secrecy. As Vikrant begins to peel back layers of rumor, the line between victim and suspect blurs, turning every interaction into a delicate dance of trust and suspicion.

The tone of the film is a restless blend of suspense and dark humor, set against the lush, almost oppressive backdrop of the rainforest. It invites the audience to feel the same unease that settles over the village—where every rustle could be a clue, every whispered story a piece of a larger puzzle, and every character a potential key to an enigma that refuses to be solved easily.

Last Updated: August 28, 2025 at 18:52