Ziam ending explained: Is Muay Thai fighter Singh dead or alive in Thai zombie thriller film?
(Spoilers ahead, you know what to do)
What is Ziam about?
Ziam unfolds in a world devastated by global warming and a deadly bacterial outbreak. At its heart is Singh, a former Muay Thai fighter now working as a truck driver, who finds himself in a brutal battle for survival. When his girlfriend Rin, a doctor, becomes trapped inside a zombie-overrun hospital in Bangkok, Singh risks everything to save her.
Ziam ending explained
After being shot, Singh is rescued by Rin and quickly returns to battle as zombies - including infected soldiers - launch another attack. As the military's bomb countdown ticks down, Singh sets off the hospital's sprinkler system, unintentionally reviving dormant zombies. Amid the chaos and the deaths of Vasu and his wife, Singh urges Rin and Buddy to flee. He fights off the horde in the parking lot and survives, while they reach the rooftop and beg the rescue team to wait.
Singh arrives just as the helicopter doors close. In a final act of sacrifice, he holds the rooftop door shut to block the zombies, giving Rin and Buddy time to escape as the hospital explodes with Singh still inside.
However, a mid-credits scene reveals that Singh survived. Hidden inside a protective container, he crushes a zombie and emerges alive. His quick thinking and survival instincts, honed as a Muay Thai fighter, helped him endure the blast and the undead. Driven by love and sheer will, Singh proves himself an unstoppable force - even in the face of death.
Demi menyelamatkan kekasihnya, seorang bekas peninju Muay-Thai terpaksa meredah lautan zombi di dalam sebuah hospital. #Ziam bakal tiba di Netflix, 9 Jul.1/3 pic.twitter.com/yz1vo659ay
Do Rin and Singh reunite?
A key subplot in Ziam is Rin's dream of starting a peaceful life with Singh in Chiang Dao -
northern
Thailand. Singh often envisions her in a white dress, symbolizing their future together. During a quiet moment in the hospital, he apologizes for worrying her, gives her back her necklace, slips a ring on her finger, and promises they'll move to Chiang Dao once they escape.
After the explosion, Rin believes Singh is dead. In the final scenes, she's seen in Chiang Dao, wearing the white dress and clutching the ring - grieving yet seeking peace. When she turns at the sound of someone approaching, her expression subtly shifts to surprise.
Though it's not shown directly, the moment hints at Singh's return and the possibility that their shared dream has finally come true.
You can now stream Ziam on Netflix.
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