Aa Drushya[2] is a 2019 Indian Kannada language neo-noir crime thriller written by Karthick Naren and directed by Shiva Ganesh.

It features V. Ravichandran[6][7] in the lead role The supporting cast includes Achyuth Kumar, Ramesh Bhat and Chaitra Achar.

The score and soundtrack for the film is by Gautam Srivastaa and the cinematography is by A. Vinod Bharathi.

Deepak narrates the story to a man who is the son of another police officer who has come for taking career advice from him.

Three young men - Fabian, Mano and Melvin - hit a man with the car they were driving on a rainy day in a neighborhood.

On his way out, the paperboy sees the car from the crime scene and shouts out to the police, but they ignore him.

Deepak visits the crime scene and meets the new police officer, Gautham.

Gautham investigates and identifies that Shruti had told the neighbor about a young man who is her fiancé.

From the camera, Deepak sees that Vaishnavi has lied about arriving late to the house, while she was there earlier.

Gautham and Deepak come to the conclusion that one among the young boys might have been the suspect and that Shruti would have given a complaint against the one whose name she would have confused with.

Gautham and Deepak hypothesize the situation by narrating a story: Both Krish and Shruti are in the apartment and then the anonymous killer breaks in and kidnaps Shruti, Krish, and Vaishnavi's assumed boyfriend and threatens Vaishnavi.

Due to his burn injuries, he had been permanently relieved from field duty, and his voice also changed.

Krish, faking his name is Mano, comes inside the apartment with his friend, rapes her, and shoots the same in their phone.

[11][12] The film's background score and the soundtracks are composed by Gautam Srivasataa and written by V. Nagendra Prasad.

The music rights were acquired by D-Beats The Times of India paper gave 3.5/5 and wrote "Aa Drushya not only manages to entertain and engage those who have not seen the original, but it also proves to be a worthwhile watch for those who have seen Dhruvangal Pathinaaru too.

"[14] The Bangalore Mirror gave 3.5/5 and wrote " Ravichandran's parade of characters fill up the narrative in overall story"[15] The New Indian Express gave 3/5 and wrote "Aa Drushya can be a thrilling watch for all those who want to see the mystery, keeping in focus Crazy Star Ravichandran.