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Dr Karan, a psychiatrist, joins a medical college and research facility in Ooty the same day, a television journalist, Shalini, arrives there to do a reality show. Within hours of arriving at the centre, the doctor senses the presence of a spirit which he assumes is trying to communicate a message to him. He begins to believe that the centre holds dark secrets which the dean and his staff are seeking to preserve. He confides in the journalist about his findings and the two set out to find the truth. The journalist soon finds out that there is indeed a problem but that it is not at the facility but with the doctor...
A group of friends ventures into a remote, abandoned mansion rumored to be haunted, seeking a thrill. As they explore the eerie surroundings, they uncover dark secrets and disturbing events that seem to be tied to the mansion's tragic past. The friends soon find themselves trapped and fighting for their survival as the supernatural forces within the house awaken and target them one by one.
The film received a largely negative reception from critics, who pointed out its derivative plot, poor execution, and lack of originality. Audience reception was also underwhelming, with many finding the horror elements uninspired and the overall narrative unengaging.
The film failed to deliver on its horror premise with predictable scares and a weak storyline.
Technical aspects were criticized, with subpar direction and editing contributing to the film's overall poor quality.
Despite a promising setting, the movie struggled to build suspense or offer genuine thrills.
Google audience: Audience reviews indicate disappointment with the film's predictable plot and lack of effective scares. Many viewers found the movie to be a tedious watch with little to offer in terms of originality or engaging horror elements.
The film marked the directorial debut of Siddarth V. Chinnasamy, who also starred in and co-wrote the movie.
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