A Poignant Study of Unspoken Regret

Sarath Chandran RJ's slow-burning directorial debut unpacks a family's struggles with duty, regret and redemption

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of authority that borders on tyranny. His interactions are laced with a biting sarcasm reminiscent of the actor's father NN Pillai's iconic Anjooran in Godfather—a man good at heart but incapable of expressing his love openly. The pivotal moment of the film arrives unexpectedly—an incident that transforms the narrative from a slow-burning family drama into an intense psychological study of guilt and moral dilemmas.