Others (2025)

Detailed Review

In the suburbs, a car suddenly explodes. Police officer Adithya Madhavan, along with Anju Kurian, begins investigating the case. Meanwhile, Gouri Kishan, who works as a doctor, files a complaint after discovering several fraudulent activities happening inside her hospital.

As the story unfolds, Adithya uncovers shocking links between these two incidents through a series of unexpected twists. By the end, even he is left stunned by how things turn out. What really happened? Did Adithya finally arrest the culprits? Debut director Abin Hariharan delivers the film as a gripping crime thriller.

Newcomer Adithya Madhavan fits perfectly into the role of a police officer — portraying both the action sequences against rowdies and the romantic moments with Gouri Kishan naturally. Gouri Kishan, as the doctor, completely transforms into her character. Supporting actors Anju Kurian, Munishkanth, and others do justice to their roles. Jibran’s background score adds strength to the narrative, while Aravind Singh’s cinematography shines, especially in the fight and chase sequences.

As with most thrillers, several twists are expected, but here, the director builds the film around one major revelation that drives the climax. However, the reason given for the crime doesn’t feel entirely convincing.

If you’re someone who enjoys thrillers filled with twists, turns, and a meaningful message at the end — this film is worth a watch.

Overall: “Others – A story of men, women, and others.”