Paradha Movie (2025)

Some veils hide shame. Others hide strength.

Paradha is a haunting tale of three women, Subbu, Rathnamma, and Ragwhose lives are stitched together by silence, sacrifice, and secrets. Subbu, burdened by a past that cost her ₹70 lakh and more than just money, seeks redemption in a village where time stands still and customs speak louder than truth. Rathnamma, stoic yet scarred, guards a legacy she never asked for. Rag, the youngest, questions everything, especially the veil that hides more than just faces.

As whispers of the ancient practice of Sati echo through the hills, the women confront a world that demands obedience but fears awakening. One moment, a face revealed, then swiftly veiled, becomes the film’s heartbeat. What lies behind the curtain isn’t just identity, but a reckoning.

With evocative visuals by Mridul Sujit Sen and a soul-stirring score by Gopi Sundar, Paradha doesn’t ask for your attention—it commands it. This isn’t just a story. It’s a confrontation.