Psycho is a 2014 Indian psychological thriller film directed by Mysskin. The film stars Udhayanidhi Stalin, Nithya Menen, and Aditi Rao Hydari in the lead roles. The film follows the story of a young man named Arunkumar, who is suffering from dissociative identity disorder (DID). Arunkumar's condition is caused by a traumatic event in his childhood, and he has multiple personalities as a result.
The film begins with Arunkumar working as a software engineer in a company. Despite being highly talented, Arunkumar is socially awkward and has difficulty interacting with others. One day, he meets a woman named Indira and falls in love with her. However, Indira is already engaged to another man.
As the story progresses, we see Arunkumar struggling to cope with his DID and the various personalities that emerge as a result of his condition. One of these personalities is that of a woman named Mano, who is aggressive and violent. Mano often takes control of Arunkumar's body and causes him to do things that he would not normally do.
As the film progresses, we see Arunkumar's relationships with Indira and the people around him become strained due to his condition. Despite this, he remains determined to win Indira's love and prove to her that he is not a danger to her or anyone else.
Overall, Psycho is a thrilling and thought-provoking film that explores the complexities of mental illness and the challenges that people with DID face in their daily lives. The film's strong performances, particularly from Udhayanidhi Stalin as Arunkumar, and its engaging plot make it a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers.
Psycho (1960)
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On the way, Marion gets lost and ends up at the remote Bates Motel. According to The Dark Side of Genius and to Stephen Rebello in Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho, Hitchcock's wife and trusted collaborator, Psycho before its official release: after Marion was supposedly dead, one could see her blink. Retrieved August 17, 2016. The stuffed birds' shadows loom over Marion as she eats, and Norman's mother is seen in only shadows until the end. Retrieved November 8, 2010. But I never take a shower in a hotel or motel room without making sure that the bathroom door is locked. Norman comments that Marion eats like a bird.
The inner holes on the shower head were blocked and the camera placed a sufficient distance away so that the water, while appearing to be aimed directly at the lens, actually went around and past it. The film seemed to be about one thing; then Hitchcock suddenly switched gears and turned it into something else. He explains that Mrs. Retrieved January 26, 2014. Even if my wife is in the next room. With no sign of help coming from anyone, she approaches Shekar.
Especially not so early in the film. Critics later reassessed the film far more positively. After committing matricide, Norman stole his mother's corpse, hid her body in the fruit cellar, and convinced himself that she was still alive. He ultimately calls it "an insult, rather than a tribute, to a landmark film. Retrieved April 2, 2017.
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When she took a lover, Norman became jealous, which drove him to kill both of them. Back at the Bates house, Norman carries his protesting mother into the fruit cellar to hide, insisting that someone else will come looking for Marion and Arbogast. Meanwhile, Norman is at the edge of the swamp again, insinuating that he has gotten rid of Arbogast's car and body the same way he disposed of Marion's. A fly lands on Norman's hand, and his mother's voice crows, "let them see what kind of person I am. It was not an entirely original publicity strategy as Psycho, Hitchcock promised a film in "the Diabolique manner". .
Retrieved March 13, 2007. So all we could do was loosely base them on the original". There doesn't seem to be anyone working at the office, but Marion sees an old woman in the window of the house next door. Norman enters the house and rushes upstairs, thus giving Lila the chance to continue down into the cellar. Retrieved March 13, 2007— via FindArticles. Meanwhile, Marion takes a shower.
