It became the first Indian film to deal with a rare disease called alien hand syndrome as its main plot point.
Featuring music composed by Balamurali Balu and cinematography by Gautham Rajendran, the film was co-produced by PG Media Works and had a theatrical release on 15 June 2017.
He does have some ethics, but a sudden accident causes him to suffer a brain injury which results in alien hand syndrome (AHS).
[3] A critic from Times of India noted Peechaankai is driven by its high-concept premise — what if our hand starts to have a mind of its own!
Director Ashok sets his film based on this idea against a background that involves criminals and politicians, and gives us a black comedy that is certainly novel, mostly funny and somewhat overlong".