Amala
Paul's
The
Teacher
is
scheduled
for
a
theatrical
release
on
December
2.
The
film's
trailer
looks
intense
and
gritty.
Let's
discuss
it.
Amala
Paul
appears
to
be
a
sports
instructor
at
a
school
and
we
see
a
shot
that
shows
her
googling
'Kollam
teacher
sex
video.'
Later,
she
is
shown
to
be
pregnant,
and
her
doctor
discusses
her
abortion
with
Amala's
husband,
played
by
Hakkim,
who
is
shocked
to
hear
it
from
her
for
the
first
time.
Amala
looks
tense
and
focused
throughout
the
trailer.
From
what
we
observed
it
seems
that
she
probably
gets
caught
in
an
abusive
situation
and
she
is
trying
to
get
out
of
it
with
minimal
damage.
Whether
she
cheated
on
her
husband
and
someone
is
taking
advantage
of
her
secret,
or
someone
abused
her
and
further
goes
as
far
as
blackmailing
her
with
something
is
yet
to
be
known.
The
captions
in
the
trailer
read
'A
New
Lesson:
Never
Forgive,
Never
Forget'
It
could
be
that
this
is
some
kind
of
personal
vengeance
over
a
blast
from
the
past.
Chemban
Vinod
appears
toward
the
end
of
the
trailer.
He
sits
at
the
top
of
a
flight
of
stairs
and
looks
at
the
camera.
He
signals
the
person
behind
the
camera,
or
screen,
or
in
person
as
per
the
scene,
to
come
to
him.
From
the
taunting
body
language
and
the
eerie
look
on
his
face,
it
could
be
assumed
that
maybe
he
is
behind
the
abuse
and
blackmail
of
Amala's
character.
The
shots
look
dark
and
tight.
The
mood
of
the
film
is
obviously
serious.
Whether
the
film
focuses
on
conveying
a
social
message
about
how
women
are
treated
in
society
or
whether
it
focuses
on
the
thrilling
conflict
between
the
characters
was
not
evident
from
the
trailer.
Which
is
a
good
thing.
It
would
attract
people
interested
in
thriller
as
well
as
those
interested
in
social
commentary.