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There’s drama out there that quietly unsettles you from the very first scene. It doesn’t yell for attention. Instead it draws you into a sense of unease as if a hidden puzzle is just beneath the surface. By the time the credits roll after about 2 hours and 20 minutes you realize it’s not just another thriller. The ending stays with you a twist so unexpected that it reframes everything you thought you’d seen. Which film is this? Here we are talking about DNA a 2025 Tamil-language investigative drama‑thriller directed by Nelson Venkatesan. The story centers on a couple who believe their newborn child has been swapped shortly after birth. As the wife grows increasingly certain something is wrong the husband starts pursuing the truth search that becomes the spine of the film revealing a grim conspiracy far larger than a mere hospital error. What is the storyline? The central conflict plays out with Atharvaa Murali as Anand man haunted by his past and Nimisha Sajayan as Divya a woman living with borderline personality disorder who insists her child isn’t theirs. Their marriage and the emotional rabbit hole they fall into add weight to the mystery unfolding around them. Supportive performances by Ramesh Thilak Balaji Sakthivel Viji Chandrasekar Chetan Riythvika KP and others bring dimension to the investigation. How was the reception of DNA? When it reached theaters on June 20 2025 DNA drew praise for its tightly-woven narrative technical polish and the way it balanced emotional urgency with suspenseful pacing. Critics gave it between 3 to 3.5 out of 5 stars noting that although it faced some clichés and unnecessary detours (like fabricated songs or melodramatic moments) it remained gripping enough to sit through its length without losing momentum. More about DNA Now for streaming: DNA is available to watch on JioHotstar (also known as Disney+ Hotstar) beginning July 19 2025 in five languages—Tamil Hindi Telugu Malayalam Kannada complete with subtitles. Its also accessible through OTTplay Premium widening its reach across the country. Overall DNA offers more than just thrills. It thoughtfully explores parenthood mental health and corruption behind medical institutions.