Pennum Porattum (2026)

In the village of Pattada, a place marked by its deep-rooted connection to death and despair, the story unfolds around three central characters: Gopalan Master, Charulatha, and Suttu. Each of them confronts the relentless scrutiny and brutality that the village's oppressive environment imposes. Their struggles shed light on the hardships faced by society's most marginalized groups. Suttu seeks liberation by escaping the village, finding a sense of relief in newfound freedom. Meanwhile, Charulatha stays behind, her prospects uncertain and her life overshadowed by the ongoing cycle of violence and injustice that defines Pattada.