Directed by Nelson Venkatesan the film stars Atharvaa Murali and Nimisha Sajayan in a gripping tale that explores the intersection of astrology and science. It follows two souls battling life in different ways — Anand still reeling from the loss of his first love and fresh out of rehab and Divya who suffers from a mental health condition. Their arranged marriage happens against some opposition but Anand chooses to stand by Divya despite learning about her struggles. The twist that changes everything Soon after their wedding happiness fills their home with the birth of their child. But on the very same day everything changes. Divya claims her newborn has been swapped. Initially dismissing it as paranoia Anand begins to uncover disturbing truths that shake him to his core. The investigation takes them deep into a dark web of astrology-linked superstitions psychological battles and a chilling international child trafficking ring. More than just a thriller DNA doesn’t just aim to scare — it holds a mirror to society questioning deep-seated prejudices and the unjust burden placed on mothers to “prove” their love and sanity. Its layered writing keeps the mystery tight until the last frame where the climax lands like a jolt. The background score doubles the suspense while the cinematography adds to the unease — from hospital corridors to dimly lit investigative sequences. Both visually and emotionally it grips till the end. Where to watch DNA With an IMDb rating of 7.2 and a BookMyShow score of 8.9 DNA is now streaming on JioHotstar in Hindi Kannada Telugu and Malayalam. If you missed it in theatres now’s your chance — grab your popcorn dim the lights and let the mystery unfold.