Jitheesh Raichel Samuel

David has spent days without sleep, craving someone to talk to. One night, a lost traveler arrives at his door. David insists he stay, and their small talk begins. But what starts as a way to calm his anxiety soon grows into something far beyond his control.

Convinced he’s dying, a hypochondriac is pulled into life by a free-spirited woman who shows him that the true danger is learning how to live.

Unni, a struggling film editor in Kerala, is editing a travel vlog. It shows members of a Kenyan tribe singing a traditional song. Unni’s grandmother overhears the song, starts singing along, and claims to know the song. Intrigued, Unni and his girlfriend Anupama share his grandmother’s song on social media. Realising from the comments that many people know the song, they set out to make a documentary about its origin. They travel across Kerala and interview people from various walks of life claiming to know the song. With each new person they meet, the mystery surrounding the song deepens.

Portrays a couple form Kerala who lost their house during harsh winter days while trying settle down in Delhi, building a bond amid challenges in a strange city.

David finds out about the illicit relationship between his wife Bincy and Mathew, a local toddy shop owner and threatens to kill Mathew. Couple of days later, the Dead body of Mathew is found on the banks of Thannithode river and Bincy identifies the body. Akhil Nandakumar newly appointed sub-inspector is inspecting the case who has a rivalry with David. Now with Mathew’s body being found on the riverbank, David is on the run and police are in search of him. Akhil sets up a plan to arrest David from his hideout to regain his lost dignity which ends up complicating and questioning his existence among his peers.