Pradhwi N Rajan

Identity (2025) is one of those films that sneaks up on you and then refuses to leave your brain. Starring Pradhwi N Rajan, the movie throws you headfirst into a world where nothing is what it seems—seriously, trust issues for days. The story follows a main character wrestling with, well, their actual identity, all against a backdrop that’s part tech-noir, part psychological thriller, with a dash of existential crisis just for kicks. It kicks off with a simple question—who are you, really? But then, as you watch, that question mutates and gets way messier. There’s this swirl of digital footprints, altered memories, and some shadowy organizations that seem way too invested in one person’s life. Rajan’s character keeps getting yanked between reality and illusion; you’re never totally sure what’s real and what’s just a tricked-out simulation. Paranoia? Off the charts. And, dang, the visuals aren’t messing around. Neon lights, glitchy edits, and this constant hum of dread, like something’s about to short-circuit. The plot messes with your head, forcing you to wonder what you’d do if your history could be rewritten—or wiped out completely. Relationships crack. Trust evaporates. By the end, you’re left sorting through the wreckage with the main character, wondering if identity is something you own, or something that’s always slipping through your fingers. It’s a wild ride—definitely not your average popcorn flick.