Yaadhum Ariyaan (Starring V. Dinesh & Brana Abdulsalam): A chilling getaway that spirals into a gripping psychological thriller.

The story centers on two friends and their girlfriends who embark on a forest getaway, choosing to stay in a secluded bungalow.

What begins as a fun retreat quickly spirals into horror when one of the girls dies mysteriously while alone with her boyfriend. As fear grips the group, their desperate attempt to cover up the incident leads them into a nightmarish descent, unraveling a deeper psychological struggle and testing the limits of their morality.
#Under the direction of M. Gopi, the film explores the eerie premise of an unexplained death in isolation, skillfully interweaving suspense with the psychological unraveling of its characters. The narrative maintains engagement through its emotional depth and a series of unexpected twists.

In his debut role, V. Dinesh delivers a gripping and emotionally layered performance, immersing himself fully in the character and bringing authenticity to the screen.

Brana Abdulsalam and Shyamal deliver solid performances that maintain the film’s emotional tension and pacing.

Veteran actors Appu Kutty and Thambi Ramaiah lend strong support with their seasoned presence, adding weight and texture to the unfolding drama.

Dharma Prakash’s music and background score heighten the suspense and emotional gravity of the film, complementing the story rather than overpowering it.

Cinematographer Dinesh Kumar L.D. captures the ominous atmosphere of the forest setting with precision, amplifying the film’s sense of isolation and unease.

Overall Yaadhum Ariyaan is a sincere and heartfelt film that delivers its message with clarity and grace, leaving a subtle yet enduring impact