It demands your complete focus from its opening moments; once it begins, there’s no letting up. Even after the credits roll and a heavy feeling lingers, you'll likely find yourself still thinking about the sense of powerlessness it evokes. The narrative concerning three police officers caught within caste-related conflicts exposes some deeply unpleasant realities both here and elsewhere, and this time, those suffering aren’t ordinary people. It represents skillful, understated filmmaking. Nayattu (The Hunt) creates a disturbing atmosphere.

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