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In this unique crime thriller inspired by the "Shadow Walk" war tactic, sound designer Karthik`s extraordinary hearing ability leads him to uncover dark secrets about Ashok Selvan, a psychotic businessman connected to murders and a missing teenager. As Inspector Kathirvel investigates, shocking revelations about Karthik, Janani, and their intertwined fates emerge in this gripping tale of mystery and suspense.
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In this unique crime thriller inspired by the "Shadow Walk" war tactic, sound designer Karthik`s extraordinary hearing ability leads him to uncover dark secrets about Ashok Selvan, a psychotic businessman connected to murders and a missing teenager. As Inspector Kathirvel investigates, shocking revelations about Karthik, Janani, and their intertwined fates emerge in this gripping tale of mystery and suspense.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:E. Ibrahim
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Studio:Pavi Vidyalakshmi Productions
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