Sunil Kumar Desai is back with suspense thriller film 'Marma'. Its a story of a woman who suffers form a split personality and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Sudha (Prema) and Anand (Anand) get engaged. To celebrate his engagement Anand decides to throw a party. He invites Sudha with promise that he will picks her up. But because of some reasons he fails to fulfill his promise and Sudha takes a drive to Anand's estate. On the way she gets stuck in the rain and she knocks the door of a house nearby. There she discovers a body of a girl. Suddenly she senses that she is being attacked by somebody and in the struggle, she falls from the roof and gets admitted to a hospital while she was unconscious. When she reaches her home she explains about what she experienced that night. But no one believes her. She never recovers from that traumatic experience. Later onwards she starts fight with person who comes in her imagination and tries to kill her. Even psychiatrist also fails to bring her out of this mental shock. Her fiancée also tries to bring her to normal condition.

Sudha is clear about what she saw that night. She has seen the body of a girl. She has the button of a dress as evidence. When Sudha is taken to that house she does not find the body. She finds that the person who attacked her on that knight is duff and blind. Who killed that girl? Where is that dead body? How Sudha overcomes her trauma? You will find the solution to all these questions in the climax.

Desai keeps you in suspense till the end of the film with the cinematography of H.C. Venu. Prema's performance is excellent. Hats off to Prema. Arun Sagar too does to justice to his role. Newcomer Anand is promising. Background score by Gunasingh is little too loud.

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