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'Pradhama Drishtiya Kuttakkar' Review: Parvathy Drives A Twisty Thriller
The film follows four police officers during a Christmas night patrol.
Their quiet night suddenly becomes dangerous when someone dies at the station.
The death looks like it happened in custody.
Only Aneela, Divya, Sreenath and Dasan are there.
Divya was responsible for the gun, but Aneela pulled the trigger.
Aneela then helps plan a cover-up.
They need to stop anyone from reporting the person missing for 14 days.
After that, the station’s CCTV recording will be replaced.
An uneventful Christmastime night patrol turns violent when a dead body appears at the police station.
The gun is held by Aneela, Divya, Sreenath and Dasan, the four officers present.
The incident appears to be a custodial death, although nobody else is at the station.
Aneela becomes the reluctant mastermind of a cover-up after pulling the trigger.
The officers have 14 days to prevent a missing-person complaint before CCTV footage is overwritten.
- Who
- Aneela, Divya, Sreenath and Dasan, played by Parvathy, Unnimaya Prasad, Mathew Thomas and Sidharth Bharathan.
- What
- A violent incident leaves a dead body at a police station, prompting the four officers to plan a cover-up.
- Where
- At the police station.
- When
- During a Christmastime night patrol; the officers have 14 days before the CCTV footage is recorded over.
- Why
- The officers want to prevent a missing-person complaint until the relevant CCTV footage is overwritten.
Key facts
- Film
- Pradhama Drishtiya Kuttakkar
- Central character
- Aneela
- Other officers
- Divya, Sreenath and Dasan
- Incident
- A dead body is found at the station after a night patrol turns violent.
- Aneela’s role
- She becomes the mastermind of the cover-up and pulled the trigger.
- Time limit
- The officers need to avoid a missing-person complaint for 14 days.
- CCTV deadline
- The footage will be recorded over after 14 days.
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