Freddy is a newly released psychological thriller available on Disney+ Hostar.
Directed by Shashanka Ghosh and written by Parveez Sheikh, the film follows a story of a dentist named Freddy Ginwala, who is currently aged 28 and is looking for marriage.
Freddy is an introverted guy who is shy and doesn’t know how to start a conversation with women.
Most of the women reject him by looking at his behaviour.
Freddy’s only best friend is his pet turtle named Hardy.
Freddy had a tough upbringing, especially when he was little.
He saw his mother getting killed by his father, and then his father committed suicide.
After that, he is taken care of by his aunt Persis.
Freddy spends most of his time in his dental clinic ‘Smile’ and the rest of his time making and painting miniature aeroplanes.
One day at a family function, he comes across a girl named Kainaaz Irani.
He approaches her at the function and tells her he saw her looking at him but only then finds that she is married and her husband Rustom is also there, who then trashes Freddy for messing with his wife.
Later the next day, Kainaaz visits Freddy’s Smile clinic to extract her wisdom teeth.
Freddy advises that it needs to be extracted as soon as possible, so she comes to the clinic to remove the wisdom teeth the next day.
Once Freddy extracts the tooth, he tells her that she would again have to visit him the next day for a post-checkout of the procedure to ensure the extraction is fine and there is no pain.
In the meantime, Freddy madly falls in love with Kainaaz.
He extracts the information on where she lives, then goes to her home and spends hours outside the parking to catch a glimpse of her.
He also finds out that Kainaaz’s husband, Rustom, is abusive and beats her daily.
Kainaaz never visits Freddy after the procedure, and Freddy calls her, insisting she meets him somewhere.
When Kainaaz arrives, Freddy sees the bruised marks on her face and understands her husband, Rustom, has beaten her.
Freddy, who had a traumatic childhood, thinks if Kainaaz is not saved, she will also eventually die as his mother died.
Kainaaz eventually lures Freddy.
He makes him feel loved, and once Freddy falls in love with Kainaaz, he thinks of killing Rustom so they can be together.
Freddy eventually kills Rustom to save Kainaaz, only to learn later that Kainaaz was pretending to be in love with Freddy so that she can inherit her husband’s property, i.e. the restaurant Light of Persia.
Eventually, we saw Freddy getting his revenge by burying them alive Kainaaz and her boyfriend, Raymond, at his Farmhouse in Kajrat, Mumbai.
But will Mumbai Police ever find that Freddy killed Kainaaz and Raymond?
Will the Police ever find out that Freddy is the killer? (Image Credit: Disney+ Hotstar)Will the Police ever find out that Freddy killed Kainaaz and Raymond?
Freddy buried Kainaaz and Raymond alive at his Farmhouse in Kajrat, Mumbai.
In the meantime, Police went to Kainaaz’s home as they were supposed to be at the local police station for the routine investigation.
But after visiting Kainaaz’s home, they noticed both Kainaaz and her boyfriend Raymond were not present.
Police managed to retrieve a CCTV, where they have seen leaving with the suitcase, meaning they fled the country.
Police will probably not investigate the case further.
At the film’s start, the investigating officer was trying to close the Rustom Irani Hit and Run case file as there was no evidence.
So they will probably close the files stating Kainaaz Irani and her boyfriend Raymond Nariman had killed her husband, Mr Rustom Irani, and after that, as they were about to get caught, they fled the country.
Even if they try to look for Kainaaz and Raymond, we doubt they will ever find out what happened to them.
They will most probably be unaware that Freddy has killed them already cause the Police, from the start of the investigation, were sympathetic towards Freddy as he was the renowned dentist of that area.
So it will be tough for them to identify Freddy as the killer.
Please tune into Disney+ Hotstar to stream the film. It is one of the best psychological dramas I have witnessed recently.
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