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The Malayalam film Purusha Pretham is a fun, suspenseful, and satirical entertainer that works well as an OTT watch, even years after its release.

The title itself is quite interesting—“pretham” in Malayalam refers to a dead body, so the story revolves around a male corpse that unexpectedly becomes the center of a chaotic investigation.

The film begins with a dead body found floating in a pond. Once the police are informed, what follows is not a typical serious investigation, but a series of humorous and realistic situations. Instead of taking responsibility, police stations amusingly try to shift the case onto one another, even claiming that the body drifted due to water waves.

This simple premise turns into a clever satire on how unidentified bodies are sometimes handled with negligence. The film highlights the behavior of police, media, and the public in a light-hearted way. In one funny instance, people initially avoid saying they discovered the body—but quickly change their stance when they hear there might be a reward involved.

Three police officers play key roles in the case. The senior officer casually passes the responsibility to a sub-inspector, leading to more confusion. Things take another twist when a woman claims the body belongs to her husband. However, as the investigation progresses, doubts arise about her story, adding a layer of mystery to the narrative.

Blending satire, mystery, and gentle humor, Purusha Pretham offers an engaging take on bureaucratic systems and human behavior. It’s a perfect choice for viewers looking for a light yet thought-provoking film, currently available on Sony LIV.