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Shankaran (Jayasurya), the elder brother and a middle-aged school teacher, dies of a snake bite leaving behind his very young wife Rajalakshmi (Meera Nandan). He has not had enough time to be with his wife, so he starts stalking his younger brother Mohanakrishnan (also played by Jayasurya), who is a fashion photographer, and asks him to convey his feelings to his wife and let her know that he is still around. Initially Mohanan is scared out of his wits by the experience, even seeking the help of a psychiatrist and the village exorcist. Then, slowly, the dynamics of their relationship begin to unravel. Mohanan is separated from his wife Jyotsna Mathew (Rima Kallingal), a former model and a struggling actress. As the plot progresses, it reveals that Shankaran was opposed to the inter-religious marriage and that Mohanan's own possessiveness and hypocrisy played a part in the break-up. Shankaran appears in twenty different avatars before his brother to urge him to talk to Rajalakshmi.

An unprecedented look inside the private world of J.D. Salinger, the reclusive author of The Catcher in the Rye.

Set in the contemporary world, the story of Kadaksham shows how even now a woman has to struggle and fight her way to survive the societal pressures and norms.