Director Nelson Venkatesan, known for films like Oru Naal Koothu (One Day’s Ado, 2016) and Monster (2022), comes up with a slow-moving crime drama titled Farhana.
Facing a financial crisis Farhana (Aishwarya Rajesh), a traditional muslim home maker steps up and gets a job to support her family. She is pleased with this new financial independence.
Only after joining the department that Farhana realises that the huge incentive her company is paying is not to sell anything but to have conversations, often of a sexual nature, with men.
The director is spot on when it comes to addressing certain points like dispelling the myths and the wrong perceptions that some people have about working women.