Ratsasan

Running time 152 minutes Country India Language Tamil Box office ₹20 crore Ratsasan ( transl. pronounced The film was released on 5 October 2018 to generally positive critical reviews. It was remade in Plot In the opening scene, two elderly men discover a dead corpse of Samyuktha, a 15-year old school student, who was brutally murdered. Arun Kumar is an aspiring filmmaker who wants to make a movie on psychopaths. After multiple rejections and pressure from his family, Arun becomes a Meanwhile, Arun investigates the abduction of a school girl, Amudha. Arun finds similarities between Samyuktha and Amudha's case, due to the mutilations on a doll found at Amudha's house. But his attempts to convince his superior officer, Inbaraj admits to being a sexual predator but denies the murder charges. In a bid to escape, he holds Venkat, a policeman, at gunpoint, but Arun guns Inbaraj down. The same day, Ammu is abducted from her birthday party at home and Arun finds her mutilated corpse in their car trunk. Arun and Das becomes devastated on seeing her corpse. Das didn't tell Kokila that Ammu is dead, and they leaves back to their home. To make things worse, Arun is suspended for his Despite constant surveillance, she is abducted. Arun and his team track her location and saves Sanjana. But Anabella manages to escape. Arun finds that Annabella was accused of murder a long time ago. He meets Rajamanickam, a retired cop, to collect information. Rajamanickam tells that Annabella's real nam...

A sub-inspector sets out in pursuit of a mysterious serial killer who targets teen school girls and murders them brutally. A sub-inspector sets out in pursuit of a mysterious serial killer who targets teen school girls and murders them brutally. A sub-inspector sets out in pursuit of a mysterious serial killer who targets teen school girls and murders them brutally.

Ratsasan Movie Synopsis: A serial killer is murdering school girls, and a newbie cop has to track him down before the victim count increases. Ratsasan Movie Review: In the beginning of Ratsasan, we get to see a murder. A mysterious assailant walks towards a tied-up woman and starts hitting her with his axe. Before we can feel the shock, we get to see that it is actually a film shoot. And the next instant, we also find out that it is a dream – of Arun Kumar (Vishnu Vishal, effective), an aspiring filmmaker. Arun wants to make a movie on a serial killer, but faces rejection at every step of the way. These scenes seem to be a reference to what director Ram Kumar might have faced with this script in real life. But for Arun, the pressure from his family forces him to become a cop. His late father was a cop and with an uncle (Ramadoss) in the police department, getting into the force isn’t too difficult for him. And then the plot kicks in. A girl is found murdered in a gruesome manner and Arun finds out that it could be connected to a previous case. All the research that he had done for his movie script leads him to realise that these could be the work of a serial killer And there is hardly any clue. Soon, another couple of murders occur, with one being a personal loss, which only increases his resolve to catch the murderer. Ratsasan is a competent thriller, for the most part. There is a tautness to the storytelling, especially until the interval block, that keeps us hooked. Eve...