kishkindha kaandam
A recently released suspense thriller film on the OTT platform Disney Plus Hotstar has left the mind boggling. In the film you see such ‘Kishkindha Kaandam’ that it leaves the senses impressed. In the film you see a gun in the hand of a monkey and the story takes a complete turn. There is a retired army officer, a little boy and monkeys in the jungle. The story is so strong that the film received a rating of 8.3 on IMDb.
What is the story of the movie…?
The story begins among the people who live in the forest area of Kerala. An employee who works at an NGO is getting married. After the wedding, the new bride arrives home and the characters begin to open up. Enter the story of a retired army officer who is the father of an NGO employee. The father has amnesia and is therefore fired from his job. Because he is in the military, the father gets a gun license. But one day this authorized weapon disappears. A few days later, aerial shots are heard in the forest and after an investigation, a photograph is obtained. In this image the monkey has a gun in his hand. After this image the story begins to be filled with mysteries and questions. When the police begin an investigation to solve this mystery, a murder story also begins to take shape in parallel. The story unfolds like the layers of an onion and begins to blow away the audience’s senses. But when the story reaches its last 10 minutes, it opens up such suspense that you too will get out of your seat after watching it. This movie can be watched on Disney Plus Hotstar.
Made fun of winning 10 times
People have really liked this film of director Dinjith Ramesh. People have also seen the movie in theaters. This fantastic story and powerful thriller film has multiplied the box office by 10. Made on a small budget of Rs 7 crore, this film has left everyone speechless by collecting Rs 75 crore at the box office. Actors like Asif Ali and Aparna Balamurali have worked in the film. According to IMDb, the total collection of this film has been more than 76.52 crores.
