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Nimitta Matra to thrill audiences this Valentine's Day

The film is written, directed, and produced by Roshan De Souza

A Sharadhaa

Nimitta Matra, a thriller exploring the aftermath of a parapsychological experiment, sheds light on a chilling incident that took place in Mangalore 15 years ago. Written, directed, and produced by Roshan D' Souza, the film is set to redefine the genre. The recently released trailer has already garnered widespread praise ahead of its release in theaters on February 14, Valentine's Day.

Set against the backdrop of Bangalore and Mangalore, Nimitta Matra delves into the forgotten aftermath of mysterious and cruel experiments, ultimately uncovering a horrifying, unsolved incident that occurred in Mangalore years ago.

Speaking about the film, director Roshan D' Souza says, "The trailer has served as an invitation for audiences to experience our film, and I’ve taken great care in perfecting it. After months of hard work, I am happy to see the positive response. Nimitta Matra is a full-fledged commercial thriller, and for those unfamiliar with parapsychology, this film offers a completely unique experience."

Actor Poornachandra Mysuru, who plays the lead, adds, "Cinema is a director's medium, and we, as actors, are merely characters on his canvas. Nimitta Matra is a commercial thriller filled with twists and turns that will keep the audience on the edge of their seats from start to finish. I hope it remains unforgettable until the very last credit."

The film also features a strong female lead, portrayed by Sangeetha Rajeev, who plays a pivotal role. "All the women in Nimitta Matra have important roles to play," she shares. "When I first heard the story over a phone call, I was completely immersed in its world. After showing it to a select audience, they told us the story would haunt them for days."

Director Roshan D' Souza also praises Aravind Kuplikar, who plays a police officer in the film, saying, "Aravind has brought something special to the role. His understanding of the character is impeccable, and his presence will undoubtedly speak for itself. I can’t wait for the audience to see him in this avatar."

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