The film stars an ensemble cast including Prithviraj Sukumaran, Indrajith Sukumaran, Isha Talwar, Vijay Babu, Saiju Kurup, Hannah Reji Koshy, Suzanne Bernert, Alencier Ley Lopez, Srikant Murali and Siddique.

Four friends: Abdulla Marakkar, Ram Kumar Nair, Kalyan Menon, and Parameshwaran Potti share a traumatic past.

The illiterate Sahib is betrayed by his friends and they transfer the property to the French woman, making a lump sum.

Unable to digest the fact that his friends betrayed him and the ancestral property lost, Sahib committed suicide, which brought his family to the streets.

She heavily criticised how politically cautious it was and stated, “Prithviraj and Indrajith Sukumaran’s naturally arresting personalities cannot compensate for Theerppu’s ridiculously facile politics.”[3] Manoj Kumar R of The Indian Express gave the movie 2/5 rating and commented that "the film seemingly has no inkling of how absolute power works".

[5] S.R.Praveen of The Hindu said "Theerppu comes perilously close to living up to that joke that some films are made quickly within the limited space of a room or a resort, and having no content worth speaking about".