Synopsis:
Rekhachithram (2025) is a Malayalam mystery crime thriller that follows Circle Inspector Vivek Gopinath, recently reinstated after a scandal, as he investigates the decades-old disappearance and murder of Rekha Pathrose, a young woman who vanished from the set of a 1985 film. As Vivek delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a complex web of secrets involving Rekha’s life, revealing connections between her tragic fate and the world of cinema. The investigation not only forces Vivek to confront his own past but also sheds light on the dark undercurrents of the film industry, blending mystery with a deep emotional exploration of Rekha's untold story.
Rekhachithram (2025) is a gripping Malayalam crime thriller that blends mystery with emotional depth. The film follows Circle Inspector Vivek Gopinath as he unravels the haunting mystery behind the disappearance and murder of Rekha Pathrose, a young woman tied to a film from the 1980s. Asif Ali delivers a compelling performance as the determined police officer, skillfully navigating the complexities of the case while confronting his own personal demons. Anaswara Rajan as Rekha brings a sense of vulnerability and strength to her role, effectively capturing the emotional heart of the story.
The film excels in its suspenseful narrative, maintaining a tight pace and engaging the audience with unexpected twists. The atmosphere is immersive, with a sense of nostalgia tied to the era in which the story is set, adding an extra layer of intrigue. However, while the investigation unfolds with intensity, some of the emotional moments feel a bit underdeveloped, and the pacing slows down in places. Despite this, Rekhachithram succeeds in being a captivating mystery that balances historical and fictional elements, making it an enjoyable watch for fans of suspense and drama.