Anu Thomas

“Empuraan” – A Masterstroke in Storytelling and a Stark Warning for Kerala Empuraan is not just a movie it’s a statement. The direction is nothing short of brilliant, with every frame carefully crafted to leave an impact. Each character, no matter how small, holds significance, making the film an immersive experience. But beyond its cinematic excellence, Empuraan serves as a mirror to society, reflecting the dangers lurking in the shadows. The film subtly weaves in the ongoing issues with RSS and its deep-rooted agenda. India is a republic, yet even discussing the brutal truths of 23 years ago is met with suppression. If we remain silent now, we will lose the right to raise our voices forever. Kerala, take this as a reminder do not fall into the trap of supporting RSS-BJP’s caste and religious politics. Look at what’s happening in North India. History has shown us their methods—killing, brainwashing, weaponizing caste and religion, brutalizing women and children. If we don’t resist now, the same fate awaits us. The alarming rise in narcotic cases may not be a coincidence. It could very well be a calculated move to weaken the youth, to take control of future generations, and to ensure blind obedience to their agenda. This is a war that is not fought with guns, but with manipulation, division, and fear. Empuraan is more than a film it is a warning. And we must pay attention before it’s too late. The future is ours it’s in our hands.