Masters 2012

College-bond shapes lifelong partnership

Milan Paul and Sreeramakrishnan alias Sree have been best friends since college, and their bond remains intact as they forge demanding careers in the same city. Milan is a renowned reporter and Sree is an ASP in Kottayam, and they choose to use their positions to help society. Their loyalty to each other becomes the moral compass guiding their actions.

Milan saves Sree from trouble

Sree's short-tempered, impulsive nature lands him in recurring danger, and Milan arrives just in time to pull him out of trouble. The timely rescues reinforce the depth of their friendship and their mutual reliance. This protective bond sets up a pattern of loyalty that persists through later crises.

Sree reciprocates by saving Milan

In turn, Sree risks himself to shield Milan from danger caused by his enemies. The two friends rely on each other to navigate threats, reinforcing their shared commitment to social duty. Their exchanges of aid cement a friendship that goes beyond personal loyalty.

Series of suicide murders baffle the police

A wave of suicide murders rocks the city, with victims dying at the hands of strangers and without clear motive. In many cases, the killer and the victim have never met before the crime, leaving investigators perplexed. The police struggle to piece together a pattern from seemingly random acts.

Crimes reveal 'enemies swapped' and societal injustice

As investigators dig deeper, they uncover a disturbing twist: the killers have swapped their enemies, targeting people who themselves suffered injustice at the hands of society. The motive isn't personal vendetta but a perverse mechanism tied to social wrongs. The case points to a larger unease and a sense that justice has gone awry.

Sree learns Milan was linked to the suicides

Sree discovers that Milan was involved with the suicide murderers, challenging the trust between the friends. He learns this from a suicid killer named Sethunanthan, who reveals Milan's connections and complicity. The revelation shakes Sree and redefines the stakes of their shared mission.

The last target named: Narayanan Thambi

According to Sethunanthan, the final target in the series is Narayanan Thambi, a corrupt advocate. The impending hit becomes central to the looming confrontation. The city braces for the culmination of the killers' scheme.

Milan's motive tied to insult against his mother

Milan reveals that Narayanan insulted his mother Mary Paulose, a humiliation that contributed to her death. This revelation links personal grievance to the broader violence around them and fuels Milan's crusade. The moral weight of the insult drives his pursuit of Narayanan.

Sree intervenes to save Narayanan from Milan

Sree confronts Milan and defeats him, stepping in to save Narayanan from an attack. He consoles Narayanan, telling him that he still needs him in their shared fight for justice. The sequence tests loyalties and shifts the power balance among the trio.

Narayanan kills Milan and shoots Sree

Narayanan retaliates by killing Milan with Sree's gun and then shoots Sree in the chest. The act marks a brutal turn in the crisis, turning the tide against Milan and forcing Sree into a dire situation. The city braces for the consequences of this double act of violence.

Sree avenges Milan by killing Narayanan

Enraged by the death of his friend, Sree takes up the fight and snuffs out Narayanan, avenging Milan's death. The act concludes the immediate cycle of vengeance, though it leaves the duo's allies and loved ones to grapple with the cost. The aftermath underscores the tragedy at the heart of their crusade.