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India.com
06-08-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
10 Films With Unreliable Narrators That Will Keep You Guessing Until The Very End
photoDetails english 2942183 Updated:Aug 06, 2025, 04:28 PM IST Unreliable Narrators 1 / 12 There's something endlessly fascinating about films that take away the comfort of the conclusive truth from the viewers. The perfect way to pull this off is through an unreliable narrator, someone who cannot be trusted, one whose credibility is compromised. When this happens, each revelation becomes a riddle and each memory a doubt. These ten films masterfully blur the line between reality and illusion, plagued with unpredictable twists and turns, leaving you questioning everything even everything after the credits roll. Badla (2019) 2 / 12 In this taut Indian thriller, a young entrepreneur wakes up in a locked hotel room beside her lover's corpse. Desperate for answers, she enlists the help of a proficient lawyer. As their conversation unfolds, so too does a web of lies, manipulation, and shifting realities Ghajini (2008) 3 / 12 Sanjay Singhania, a wealthy businessman afflicted with short-term memory loss, embarks on a relentless quest to avenge the murder of his beloved. Armed only with tattoos, photographs, and fleeting recollections, his pursuit of justice becomes as fragmented as his memory. Fight Club (1999) 4 / 12 Based on Chuck Palahniuk's novel, this film follows an insomniac narrator drawn into the anarchic world of Tyler Durden. Their descent into chaos and rebellion against consumerist ennui takes a sharp turn, revealing that the true battle lies within. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) 5 / 12 When Clementine undergoes a procedure to erase memories of her relationship, Joel tries to mimic the same. But as his recollections fade, he realises he isn't ready to let go. A poetic exploration of memory, love, and loss, the film cleverly distorts time and identity, turning the mind itself into an unreliable narrator. Talvar (2015) 6 / 12 This crime drama dissects the infamous 2008 Noida double-murder case of Aarushi Talwar an Hemraj Banjade. This film showcases three versions of the incident, told through conflicting investigations. The film exposes the malleability of 'truth' when filtered through bureaucracy, bias, and personal agendas. Ittefaq (2017) 7 / 12 When two seemingly unrelated murders occur, the only witnesses, Maya and Vikram offer wildly different accounts. As the police attempt to piece together the puzzle, it becomes clear that truth has many faces, and deception is a game both are willing to play. The Sixth Sense (1999) 8 / 12 A troubled boy claims he can see the dead. His psychologist, Malcolm Crowe, becomes entangled in a mystery that transcends the supernatural. With a now-legendary twist, the film forces the viewer to re-examine everything they've been told. Shutter Island (2010) 9 / 12 U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels arrives on a remote island to investigate a patient's disappearance. But as he delves deeper into the asylum's secrets, questions of identity and sanity spiral out of control. The final twist redefines the entire narrative. Kahaani (2012) 10 / 12 Pregnant and utterly determined, Vidya Bagchi journeys to Kolkata to find her missing husband. Amid the vibrant chaos of Durga Puja, she encounters layers of deceit, where nothing is as it appears and neither, perhaps, is she. Memento (2000) 11 / 12 Leonard Shelby suffers from anterograde amnesia (a memory disorder where a person cannot form new memories after a specific event or injury) and is hunting his wife's killer. But in a narrative told both forwards and backwards, memory itself becomes suspect. As Leonard's system of notes and tattoos leads him forward, the audience is left to question whether vengeance is truth or just another lie he's told himself. Conclusion 12 / 12 These films exemplify the art of storytelling through unreliable narration, forcing audiences to participate in the unraveling of truth. Providing thought provoking narratives, inviting us to peer through the cracks of memory, morality, and mind. (All images: IMDb)
Time of India
10-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
EPACK Prefab sets up new sandwich panel manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh
HYDERABAD: Pre-engineered and prefabricated building solutions manufacturer EPACK Prefab Technologies Limited has opened its new sandwich panel manufacturing facility at Mambattu, near Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh. The new plant, which has been built on an over 2.83 lakh sq ft land parcel with a built-up area of a little over 1.49 lakh sq ft, has a capacity to manufacture 8 lakh sq metres per annum of sandwich panel. The new facility, set up at an investment of around Rs 56 crore, will take the company's total sandwich panel production capacity to 13.1 lakh sqm per annum. The new plant, equipped with a fully automated, continuous production line capable of manufacturing PUR/PIR and rockwool panels, has been set up on the back of surging demand for sandwich panels across sectors such as cold storage, food processing, cleanrooms, and industrial infrastructure. EPACK Prefab managing director & CEO Sanjay Singhania said the facility will serve as a southern hub to power critical sectors like cold chain, food processing, and industrial warehousing, while enhancing the company's national footprint. He said the company is eyeing a 30–35% market share in the prefabricated sandwich panel segment by the end of this financial year with the setting up of its new plant. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
The Hindu
07-06-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
EPACK Prefab opens Sandwich Panel manufacturing plant in Tirupati district
EPACK Prefab Technologies Limited, a pre-engineered and prefabricated building solutions provider, opened its sandwich panel manufacturing facility at Mambattu in Tirupati district of Andhra Pradesh. The new plant, built on a 2,83,660 sft land parcel with a built-up area of 1,49,151 sft, is designed to meet the demand for energy-efficient, high-performance sandwich panels which are used in sectors such as cold storage, food processing, clean rooms, and industrial infrastructure. The facility enhances EPACK's production capacity by adding 8 lakh sqm per annum, taking the company's total sandwich panel capacity to 13.10 lakh sqm per annum. The Mambattu plant features a fully automated, continuous production line and the technology ensures high precision, minimal manual intervention, enhanced product quality, and reduced material waste, said Sanjay Singhania, Managing Director & CEO of EPACK Prefab. 'We are proud to align with key national missions such as Make in India, Aatmanirbhar Bharat and PM Gati Shakti,' he said. The company is targeting a 30% to 35% market share in the prefabricated sandwich panel segment by the end of this fiscal year, propelled by its growing capacity and deeper regional penetration, Mr. Singhania said, adding that the plant, armed with an investment of ₹56 crore (excluding land cost), enhanced EPACK's ability to meet customer requirements with speed, scale, and efficiency. The facility is aligned with EPACK's goals of sustainable manufacturing. It operates under approvals from the Tamil Nadu State Pollution Control Board in compliance with the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, and the Environment (Protection) Act. Additionally, its automated systems support energy-efficient operations, reducing per-unit consumption and ensuring consistent, long-lasting panel output. Nikhel Bothra, Executive Director, EPACK Prefab called the Mambattu Sandwich Panel plant a strategic step forward in the company's vision to build a robust, technology-driven manufacturing ecosystem across India. The EPACK has received recognition from the Golden Book of Records for building the fastest-constructed structure in India at this very site—an industrial facility of 1.50 lakh sft within the APIIC Industrial Park at Mambattu.
Hans India
07-06-2025
- Business
- Hans India
EPACK Prefab inaugurates sandwich panel making facility at Mambattu
Tirupati: EPACK Prefab Technologies Limited has inaugurated a state-of-the-art sandwich panel manufacturing facility at Mambattu, expanding its production footprint in southern India. The new plant is built on a 2,83,660 sq ft land parcel with a built-up area of 1,49,151 sq ft, designed to meet the surging demand for energy-efficient sandwich panels. The facility enhances EPACK's production capacity by adding 8 lakh sqm/annum taking the company's total sandwich panel capacity to 13.10 lakh sqm/annum. The fully automated facility manufactures high-performance PUR/PIR and Rockwool panels, catering to sectors like cold storage, food processing, and industrial infrastructure. Designed for minimal manual intervention, the plant supports sustainable, energy-efficient production and is compliant with environmental regulations. 'This plant marks a key milestone in our journey toward building greener, smarter infrastructure for India. It strengthens our presence in the southern market and supports national missions like Make in India and Aatmanirbhar Bharat,' said Sanjay Singhania, MD & CEO, EPACK Prefab. With a Rs.56 crore investment (excluding land), EPACK aims for a 30–35 percent market share in the sandwich panel segment this fiscal year. The facility has created over 600 local jobs and was recently recognised by the Golden Book of Records for the fastest-constructed industrial structure in India at the site.
