There are traits of heightened emotionality in her writings- letters to her mother who passed away when she was ten. While she is managed with tranquilizers, Sunny probes into her background. She is later brought to the hospital, and we see her less agitated, but with a vacant expression, suggestive of a dissociation from her surroundings. Sunny is led to ReshmaвЂ™s room, where he catches a glimpse of the trashed-out room, with Reshma crouching in a corner, in a highly agitated state. The movie introduces us to a very composed, reflective and composed Dr Sunny (quite different from the eccentric Dr Sunny in Manichithrathazhu) who has a personal interest in treating his patient Reshma ( Amala Akkineni) with an acute psychosis condition -she is also the dear sister of his best friend. They are not bound by the logic of our thoughts.вЂ™ In my opinion, this is a crucial aspect of human psychology which people (doctors and psychiatrists included) choose to overlook. This is also verbalized later in the movie вЂ“ вЂ Our minds are beyond us. The dream is symbolic of our powerlessness over our own minds. A dream, wherein Dr Sunny (Mohan Lal) finds himself trapped in such a maze and wakes up in cold sweat.

We find ourselves surrounded by unfamiliarity and uncertainty. A certain fear grips us because we no longer know the way out or the way back. The mind ventures through these paths and when we have traveled too far in this maze, we are lost. If we were to chart the journey of our inner minds, we would realize that the paths it chooses are part of an infinite maze.

Old malayalam movie 1975