As the movie unfolds, it becomes clear that the disappearance of Shola is not just a normal case of a missing person. Tobi becomes increasingly erratic in his behavior, experiencing vivid nightmares and hallucinations that leave him unable to differentiate between reality and his imagination.
Tobi's family, including his overbearing mother, try to keep him grounded, but their attempts only drive him further into darkness. At the asylum, he meets a psychiatrist who tries to help him navigate through his mental breakdown, but it soon becomes apparent that something more sinister is at play.
As Tobi digs deeper into the circumstances surrounding Shola's disappearance, he uncovers a web of lies, deceit, and betrayal involving his own family and some of their closest friends. Along the way, he also meets other patients who have suffered similar fates, and together, they work to uncover the truth.
Despite facing resistance from those who want to keep their secrets buried, Tobi and his new allies persevere. In the end, they uncover the shocking truth of what happened to Shola and bring those responsible to justice.
Throughout the film, audiences feel the weight of Tobi's anguish and confusion, as well as the hope that he will break free from the shackles of his mind to find freedom. It's a gripping tale of love, loss, and the human mind's power to heal and overcome adversity.