Kuttikalundu Sookshikkuka 2016

Gautham Keshav, a dedicated commando, shares a peaceful life with his wife Shahida and their two school-going children Niranjan Keshav and Neeraj Keshav. The tranquil existence is shattered when Gautham is killed by a ruthless group of terrorists, leaving Shahida to shoulder the burden of keeping life stable for the kids. The two brothers, grief-stricken yet driven, vow to seek justice for their father and begin to navigate a dangerous path.

During a school trip, the siblings recognize Kareem Ustad, the leader of the terrorists, pulling the investigation into sharper focus. Merin Mathew steps in to support the family through a tense and painful process, offering help at a moment when every memory of their father weighs heavily on them. With Merin’s guidance, the boys formulate a bold plan to confront Kareem and claim their revenge on Indian Independence Day. Posters go up as reminders, and the children occasionally cry over their dead father, a quiet testament to the lasting impact of his loss.

The plan unfolds with a chilling and ceremonial edge: they hoist the national flag, force Kareem to acknowledge the moment, and demand he say the line, then they salute the flag in a silent, stern tribute. > Bharath Matha Ki Jai

But the suspense tightens as Kareem makes a violent move to kill Niranjan, triggering a swift and desperate response from Neeraj, who sprays a chloroform oxidised liquid onto Kareem’s face. In the ensuing confrontation, Merin and Shahida converge on the scene, bringing the family’s ordeal to a resolution as Kareem is arrested. The narrative culminates in a formal award ceremony where the proud recipients are celebrated by their grandfather and grandmother, along with the memory of Gautham. The film closes on a solemn note, paying tribute with a salute to soldiers who protect the nation.