The Vengeance

"The VENGEANCE" is a fiction film that delves deep into the complexities of human psychology. Inspired by the philosophy of the renowned British writer Dr. Samuel Johnson, the film reflects his powerful distinction:
“Revenge is an act of passion; vengeance of justice. Injuries are revenged, crimes are avenged.”

The story revolves around a master and his two pupils. Driven by jealousy, one of the students, Sameer, murders his master. Consumed by his dark desires, Sameer later attempts to kill his friend, but the ghost of his master intervenes, preventing the act and ultimately taking Sameer’s life to avenge his own death. However, death does not end Sameer’s wrath—he returns as a ghost, determined to fulfill his unfulfilled wish of killing his friend.

The film explores the stark contrast between VENGEANCE and REVENGE. The master’s spirit seeks justice for his untimely death, embodying vengeance, while Sameer’s restless soul is fueled by personal grudges, representing revenge. This clash of emotions forms the core of the narrative, blurring the lines between justice and passion.