Venu Nair

In an ancestral home, Dr. Ananth Sivan, an ageing Gandhian scholar, holds firmly to his lifelong beliefs, while his filmmaker daughter Karthi begins to question his convictions. Through their everyday interactions, their relationship unfolds as they navigate the delicate space between ideals, belief, and empathy.

Munuswami undergoes tremendous mental stress, as he is worried that the same fate would befall him too. When Munuswami’s family and their friends try to sacrifice his life at the altar of this 'ritual' of Jalasamadhi, the youngsters fiercely oppose it.

In an ancestral home, Dr. Ananth Sivan, an ageing Gandhian scholar, holds firmly to his lifelong beliefs, while his filmmaker daughter Karthi begins to question his convictions. Through their everyday interactions, their relationship unfolds as they navigate the delicate space between ideals, belief, and empathy.

In an ancestral home, Dr. Ananth Sivan, an ageing Gandhian scholar, holds firmly to his lifelong beliefs, while his filmmaker daughter Karthi begins to question his convictions. Through their everyday interactions, their relationship unfolds as they navigate the delicate space between ideals, belief, and empathy.

In an ancestral home, Dr. Ananth Sivan, an ageing Gandhian scholar, holds firmly to his lifelong beliefs, while his filmmaker daughter Karthi begins to question his convictions. Through their everyday interactions, their relationship unfolds as they navigate the delicate space between ideals, belief, and empathy.

Munuswami undergoes tremendous mental stress, as he is worried that the same fate would befall him too. When Munuswami’s family and their friends try to sacrifice his life at the altar of this 'ritual' of Jalasamadhi, the youngsters fiercely oppose it.

Munuswami undergoes tremendous mental stress, as he is worried that the same fate would befall him too. When Munuswami’s family and their friends try to sacrifice his life at the altar of this 'ritual' of Jalasamadhi, the youngsters fiercely oppose it.