Until then, the mood is fairly edgy, thanks not just to the red herrings that pop up with the mention of a new character by either of the protagonists, but also because of the gripping and quite frightening horror sequences in the early bits of the film. It is only at the very end that the policeman and the journalist meet and discuss the case, and share their thoughts on the culprit. How is this connected with the case that the police are investigating? The audience gets a glimpse of the victim’s lonely life and broken home through the pieces that mostly the police and Medha, who is seeking a resolution, put together. On the other hand, Aditi Balan portraying Medha, a single mother and journalist specialising in paranormal stories, is faced with otherworldly disturbances in her own life, when she moves into a new home.
It makes for an interesting and unique premise.
When a skull is found in a discarded package, the police must start from identifying the victim, to find out the motive and the culprit. ACP Sathyajith, played by Prithviraj, is faced with a crime that is almost literally faceless. Review: Cold Case has an innovative story track, with the investigative thriller running on two very different propositions, but in a parallel narrative.
Story: The police and a journalist are on the trail of a murder victim to unearth the identity of the culprit and to quell a disturbed spirit
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