Casting : Vasanth Ravi, Sunil, Mehreen Pirzada, Anikha Surendran, Kalyan Kumar, RajKumar
Directed By : Sabarish Nanda
Music By : Ajmal Tahseen
Produced By : JSM Movie Production, Emperor Entertainment – affer Sadiq, Irfan Malik
The hero Vasanth Ravi, a police inspector, is an alcoholic. Due to this, he is suspended from duty, and his alcoholism increases. His wife Mehreen Pirzada, who does not like this, gets angry with him. Meanwhile, Vasanth Ravi’s eyesight suddenly disappears. Due to this, his wife is all alone.
In this situation, a series of murders are happening in Chennai in the same style. The police, who are engaged in an intensive search to catch the murderer, are unable to find the right clue, and suddenly Vasanth Ravi’s wife Mehreen Pirzada is also murdered in the same style in a house with a tiled interior.
The police investigating the case, confirming that no outsiders have entered the apartment, are confused by the murder of Mehreen Pirzada that took place inside the house. At the same time, the police’s suspicion also turns to Vasanth Ravi, who is blind. But Vasanth Ravi also enters the field with the help of his police friend to find the psycho killer who killed his wife.
Did Vasanth Ravi find the killer? Who is the real killer? How was Vasanth Ravi’s wife killed when no outsiders came inside the house? ‘Indira’ answers these questions with twists and turns.
There are serial killer-centered stories in the style of a series of mysterious murders, the psycho killer behind them, and his backstory. However, this film is completely different from that regular format, taking a detour and shocking us with twists and turns that we cannot predict.
Vasant Ravi, who plays the hero, has played a strong role in a balanced manner, not over the top, which has added great strength to the film. He has played a visually impaired man very well, and has scored a score in his acting by acting emotionally after the death of his wife. Although there are situations where he expresses extreme emotions in many places, he handles it appropriately and does not act out of character.
Mehreen Pirzada, who plays the heroine, has played the character of getting angry at her husband’s wrongdoings and then getting worried for him.
Sunil, who plays the serial killer, has the way he celebrates the murders he commits and the way he laughs with joy, which scares the audience.
Anika Surender captivates the audience with both her beauty and acting.
Nagendra, who plays Vasant Ravi’s friend, and choreographer Kalyan, who plays the police inspector, have both acted naturally and added strength to the screenplay.
Cinematographer Prabhu Raghav has shot the scenes in a way that increases the tension in the crime thriller genre through lighting and frames. Especially the way he shot the fight scene inside a house in the climax is terrifying.
Music composer Ajmal Dasheen has composed the music and the background music, which goes with the scenes.
Editor Praveen.KL, although he shows who the psycho killer is at the beginning, has edited the scenes very neatly so that the twist that follows cannot be guessed until the end of the film.
Although Sabarish Nanda, who has written and directed, has written the screenplay with a psycho murder as the plot, he moves the film very interestingly with a huge mystery knot in the background.
How did the murder take place inside the house with the inside covered? The director raises many conjectures in the minds of the audience with the question, and once the psycho killer is caught by the police, he adds another mysterious twist to the heroine’s murder, belying the audience’s conjectures, leaving them with tension and surprise until the end.
