சுப்ரபாரதி மணியன்

Thiriller screen plays SubrabharathiManian Cash, Crush & Chaos / The currency trap He is a man who has known loss — a widower working a modest government job, quietly hoping for a promotion that seems forever out of reach. His life carries on with quiet routine, but responsibilities continue to grow. His lover, a determined woman, works as an assistant professor in a college. Though she pours her heart into teaching, her job remains temporary — and securing it permanently comes with an unspoken price: a bribe. Together, they care for his daughter, now a college student with dreams of her own. Like any young woman, she wishes for a scooter — a symbol of freedom and belonging. These are ordinary dreams, shared by countless families. But behind each of them, there lies a common need — money. When their small salaries fail to meet these mounting hopes, frustration brews. One day, in half-serious jest, they speak of printing counterfeit money — a silly thought tossed between tired shoulders. But what begins as a joke takes a sharp turn. A shadowy gang hears of their desperation and makes a tempting offer: “We’ll print the fake notes. You just distribute them.” It sounds simple. It sounds like a solution. It becomes their downfall As fake notes pass from hand to hand, so do consequences — legal and personal. Slowly, the trap tightens. The man, the woman, and the child — each must now face the reality of the choices made in the name of love, ambition, and survival. Do they get what they longed for? Did the man earn his promotion? Did the woman secure her future as a professor? Did the daughter receive her scooter