The Arrogant District Judge Venkitesh Balaji and his naive Personal Security Officer Jyothi Kuttan are abducted and held hostage by a Maoist Group demanding release of their leader in prison. As both men face the impending death, their hierarchy equations change and it becomes a fight for survival.
Rahul Riji Nair
Director
Saiju Kurup
PSO Jyothi Kumar
Suresh Krishna
Venkatesh Balaji
Balachandran Chullikkadu
Kumaran
Sidharth Bharathan
Maoist Ganeshan
Aswathy Sreekanth
Nisha
Zhinz Shan
Aravindan
Anand Ekarshi
Maoist Manu
Ajesh Babu
Renjit Shekar
PSO Salman
Sreejith Gangadharan
AR Camp DySP
Krishnan Balakrishnan
Shaji
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