The story follows a young aspiring filmmaker, Arun , who returns to his hometown after completing his studies. There, he discovers a series of murders happening in his town, and the killer is copying the modus operandi of a serial killer who was executed a few years ago.
Arun, who is passionate about making a film on serial killers, gets interested in the case and starts his own investigation. He also meets a junior cop, Inspector Ranjith , who is in charge of the case. Ranjith, who is struggling to solve the case, takes Arun's help, and together they start investigating.
As the investigation progresses, Arun discovers that the killer is targeting school girls and using a unique method to kill them. The killer, who is very smart and meticulous, leaves behind very few clues, making it difficult for the police to catch him. Arun, with his knowledge of serial killers, provides valuable insights and helps the police in their investigation.
The story takes a twist when Arun discovers that the killer is someone he knows and is close to him. He also realizes that the killer's motive is not just to kill but to seek revenge for a past incident that involved Arun and his family.
an intense and suspenseful sequence that culminates in between the , Arun , and the serial killer
After a series of twists and turns, Arun finally manages to identify the killer's true identity and track him down to an abandoned building. As he enters the building, he finds himself trapped in a labyrinthine maze of corridors and rooms, with the killer stalking him from the shadows.
The killer's true motive is revealed to be revenge on Arun, who had inadvertently caused the death of the killer's sister many years ago. The killer had been carefully planning his revenge for years, meticulously studying the modus operandi of various serial killers in order to carry out a perfect crime.
As Arun tries to evade the killer and find a way out, he realizes that the killer has set up various traps and obstacles to slow him down. With time running out, Arun must use all his wits and instincts to outsmart the killer and save himself.
In a tense and gripping finale, Arun finally manages to outsmart the killer and escape from the building, just as the police arrive on the scene. The killer is eventually apprehended and brought to justice, with Arun's help proving instrumental in solving the case.
killer flashback
The man named Christopher (killer), who had a troubled childhood. As a child, he witnessed the death of his sister in a hit-and-run accident, which he blamed on Arun's father . Christopher's father was also an abusive alcoholic, who physically and mentally tortured him.
The film's conclusion reveals the identity of the killer, which is a shocking twist that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. It also delves into the psychological trauma experienced by the killer, which adds a layer of complexity to the story.
In Later,Ratsasan Tamil psychological thriller film that was released in 2018. The story revolves around a serial killer who murders schoolgirls and a police officer who is investigating the case. The film received critical acclaim and was well received by audiences for its gripping storyline, outstanding performances, and tight direction.Overall, "Ratsasan" is a masterfully crafted thriller that keeps the audience engaged and guessing until the very end. It is a must-watch for fans of the genre and anyone looking for a well-written and suspenseful film.
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