Humans of Someone (2018)
A man gets obsessed with a filmmaker whose films become inextricably entwined with his own life.
Top billed cast
- Nithin NathI
Madonna SebastianSarah- Meghna NairSarah
- Dhanya VarmaAlice
- Mathai Fenn
- Ayaz Salim
- Ida Yoana
Sudipto Balav- Methil Devika
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