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CBI 5: The Brain
CBI 5: The Brain is a 2022 Indian Malayalam-language mystery thriller film directed by K. Madhu and written by S. N. Swamy. The film stars Mammootty reprising his role as CBI officer Sethurama Iyer along with an ensemble cast. It is the fifth installment of CBI film series.
The film was released in theatres on 1 May 2022 and received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. It was praised for Mammootty's performance and the nostalgic moments but criticised for its other performances, writing, length, old-school narration and climax. Still, it went on to become a commercial success at the box office.[citation needed]
Aparna is an IPS trainee, who leaves her house for a seminar, hosted by the CBI for IPS trainees. DSP Balagopal and Inspector Vinay, two officers from the CBI host the program until they start to talk about several cases that the CBI has handled so far. They discuss a particular case known as the Basket Killings which was successfully investigated by the senior CBI officer Sethurama Iyer.
The case took place in October 2012 when Home Minister of Kerala state Abdul Samad dies en route to Nedumbassery from Delhi, in an aircraft. Many believe he died of natural causes, but some find it mysterious. The suspicions escalate when Samad's doctor Venu is also found dead under mysterious circumstances. Protests take place asking the government to order an investigation into the death of Samad. A journalist named Bhasuran heads these protests and the next day he is found murdered by hanging. A cop named Josemon is also found to be murdered the next day. The police understand that he was murdered by a car that hit and ran over him. The police come to the conclusion that these murders are related and names them as Basket Killings.
The case is handed over to DYSP Sathyadas, a corrupt cop who hates the CBI, particularly Iyer, but the IG K.C Unnithan is against handing over the case to Sathyadas, citing his corruption. Unnithan shares these concerns with the DGP, but he rejects his plea and asks him to wait. Sathyadas finally concludes that the murder of Josemon is linked to a sand trafficker named Sam. Out of suspicion, he takes Sam under custody. Meanwhile, a petition has been moved on court to hand over the case to CBI by Josemon's family. The case is headed by Sathyadas' wife Adv. Pratibha, who seems to have her own reasons for encouraging the petition.
At the same time the CBI had also given a workload petition in the court. Later, Unnithan requests Balagopal to revisit this controversial decision, withdraw the workload petition and to bring justice to Josemon's family. So, Balagopal meets Iyer at CBI Headquarters in New Delhi and they meet the CBI Director who decides to withdraw the workload petition. The case is eventually handed over to the CBI and Iyer is called upon by the Kerala Government and his associates at the CBI office in Kerala. Iyer reveals that Samad and the Chief Minister had come to visit him to talk about a youth named Mansoor who was a relative of Samad and that he had joined a militant group some years ago.
They focus on Sam and learn that Adv. Pratibha and Sam are acquainted. They question her and she proves that she has no involvement in the killings. They find Sam dead in a remote place after his escape from a hospital earlier while he was under custody. The CBI suspect his death is also a murder, but it is revealed in the forensic reports that his death was due to a heart attack. They decide to search Bhasuran's house and they also question his friend. They find evidence that the killer might be a person named Mansoor and Iyer and his team suspect the involvement of the same Mansoor that was Samad's relative. They also heard this name before from the Dr. Venu's wife and his driver as well. During the search, Vinay finds a portrait that resembles one of the people he saw in the Delhi Airport CCTV recordings, and learn that his name is Sandeep and that he is linked to DYSP Vikram, a CBI official who is a victim of a murder attempt. Iyer and his team pay him a visit along with DYSP Chacko, a long-time friend of both Iyer and Vikram.
Iyer learns from a paralysed Vikram that Sandeep's actual name is Paul Meyjo. Later they find Meyjo at a private space near a beach. While questioning him they find many designs to a pacemaker and notes describing how to hack a pacemaker. They ask Meyjo about this and he tells them that he made those to prove his friend, Dr. Venu's claim that a person cannot externally hack a pacemaker. They are forced to release Meyjo due to a lack of evidence. Later, Sathyadas comes to meet Iyer to share with him that he had seen lights coming out of Sam's guesthouse, which was supposedly empty. Iyer decides to investigate and finds that someone was indeed there. Iyer conjectures that murder of Samad was an accident and the original intended victim was Susan, a patient of the Dr. Venu and the wife of a renowned doctor, Dr. George Abraham. She is visited by a priest-disguised Meyjo not long before the CBI infiltrate the house to save her.
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CBI 5: The Brain
CBI 5: The Brain is a 2022 Indian Malayalam-language mystery thriller film directed by K. Madhu and written by S. N. Swamy. The film stars Mammootty reprising his role as CBI officer Sethurama Iyer along with an ensemble cast. It is the fifth installment of CBI film series.
The film was released in theatres on 1 May 2022 and received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. It was praised for Mammootty's performance and the nostalgic moments but criticised for its other performances, writing, length, old-school narration and climax. Still, it went on to become a commercial success at the box office.[citation needed]
Aparna is an IPS trainee, who leaves her house for a seminar, hosted by the CBI for IPS trainees. DSP Balagopal and Inspector Vinay, two officers from the CBI host the program until they start to talk about several cases that the CBI has handled so far. They discuss a particular case known as the Basket Killings which was successfully investigated by the senior CBI officer Sethurama Iyer.
The case took place in October 2012 when Home Minister of Kerala state Abdul Samad dies en route to Nedumbassery from Delhi, in an aircraft. Many believe he died of natural causes, but some find it mysterious. The suspicions escalate when Samad's doctor Venu is also found dead under mysterious circumstances. Protests take place asking the government to order an investigation into the death of Samad. A journalist named Bhasuran heads these protests and the next day he is found murdered by hanging. A cop named Josemon is also found to be murdered the next day. The police understand that he was murdered by a car that hit and ran over him. The police come to the conclusion that these murders are related and names them as Basket Killings.
The case is handed over to DYSP Sathyadas, a corrupt cop who hates the CBI, particularly Iyer, but the IG K.C Unnithan is against handing over the case to Sathyadas, citing his corruption. Unnithan shares these concerns with the DGP, but he rejects his plea and asks him to wait. Sathyadas finally concludes that the murder of Josemon is linked to a sand trafficker named Sam. Out of suspicion, he takes Sam under custody. Meanwhile, a petition has been moved on court to hand over the case to CBI by Josemon's family. The case is headed by Sathyadas' wife Adv. Pratibha, who seems to have her own reasons for encouraging the petition.
At the same time the CBI had also given a workload petition in the court. Later, Unnithan requests Balagopal to revisit this controversial decision, withdraw the workload petition and to bring justice to Josemon's family. So, Balagopal meets Iyer at CBI Headquarters in New Delhi and they meet the CBI Director who decides to withdraw the workload petition. The case is eventually handed over to the CBI and Iyer is called upon by the Kerala Government and his associates at the CBI office in Kerala. Iyer reveals that Samad and the Chief Minister had come to visit him to talk about a youth named Mansoor who was a relative of Samad and that he had joined a militant group some years ago.
They focus on Sam and learn that Adv. Pratibha and Sam are acquainted. They question her and she proves that she has no involvement in the killings. They find Sam dead in a remote place after his escape from a hospital earlier while he was under custody. The CBI suspect his death is also a murder, but it is revealed in the forensic reports that his death was due to a heart attack. They decide to search Bhasuran's house and they also question his friend. They find evidence that the killer might be a person named Mansoor and Iyer and his team suspect the involvement of the same Mansoor that was Samad's relative. They also heard this name before from the Dr. Venu's wife and his driver as well. During the search, Vinay finds a portrait that resembles one of the people he saw in the Delhi Airport CCTV recordings, and learn that his name is Sandeep and that he is linked to DYSP Vikram, a CBI official who is a victim of a murder attempt. Iyer and his team pay him a visit along with DYSP Chacko, a long-time friend of both Iyer and Vikram.
Iyer learns from a paralysed Vikram that Sandeep's actual name is Paul Meyjo. Later they find Meyjo at a private space near a beach. While questioning him they find many designs to a pacemaker and notes describing how to hack a pacemaker. They ask Meyjo about this and he tells them that he made those to prove his friend, Dr. Venu's claim that a person cannot externally hack a pacemaker. They are forced to release Meyjo due to a lack of evidence. Later, Sathyadas comes to meet Iyer to share with him that he had seen lights coming out of Sam's guesthouse, which was supposedly empty. Iyer decides to investigate and finds that someone was indeed there. Iyer conjectures that murder of Samad was an accident and the original intended victim was Susan, a patient of the Dr. Venu and the wife of a renowned doctor, Dr. George Abraham. She is visited by a priest-disguised Meyjo not long before the CBI infiltrate the house to save her.