Kshanam: That South thriller with IMDB rating of more than 8, whose story had forced even Bollywood

News India Live, Digital Desk: Many such films have been made in South Cinema which gave goosebumps to the audience with their suspense and thriller stories. One of these films is ‘Kshanam’. This Telugu film, released in 2016, was liked so much by critics and audiences that even today its IMDB rating is 8.2/10. If you are fond of suspense films, then this film should definitely be in your ‘must watch’ list. What is the story of ‘Kshanam’? The story of the film revolves around an NRI, Rishi, who returns to India to help his ex-girlfriend Shweta. Shweta’s daughter Riya has been kidnapped and no one believes her, even the police and Shweta’s husband claim that she never had a daughter. As Rishi digs deeper into the case, he realizes that the truth is not as simple as it seems. Is Shweta telling the truth? Is Riya really there or is all this an illusion of Shweta? The answers to these questions keep you engaged till the end of the film. Main cast: The acting of its actors has a big role in the success of the film: Adivi Sesh: In the role of Rishi. Adivi was not only the lead actor of this film, but he also wrote the script of the film. Adah Sharma: In the role of Shweta, who was very impressive in the role of a troubled mother. Anasuya Bhardwaj: In the role of a police officer. Satyadev: In the role of Shweta’s husband. What is special about the film: Direction: Ravikant Perepu made his directorial debut with this film and gave a thriller in which There are no unnecessary songs or unnecessary scenes. Low budget, big bang: This film was made on a very limited budget, but its story and technical nuances made it a blockbuster. Climax: The final twist of the film (Climax) completely surprises the audience, which is the true identity of a good suspense thriller. Bollywood Connection: Comparison with ‘Baaghi 2’ The success of ‘Kshanam’ can be gauged from the fact that its remake It was made in Hindi as ‘Baaghi 2’, in which Tiger Shroff and Disha Patani were in the lead roles. However, in ‘Baaghi 2’, more importance was given to action, whereas ‘Kshanam’ is known for its simplicity and intense mystery.