Aarav was once an ordinary boy until one message changed everything. A photograph taken without his knowledge. A threat whispered through his phone. A warning that if he spoke, someone he loved would suffer. Silence became his only shield, and the world around him slowly closed in as fear tightened its grip. Alone and terrified, he watches his friendships unravel, his teachers grow concerned and his small sister remain blissfully unaware of the danger shadowing them both. But when the threats begin appearing inside his notebooks, at classroom windows and even near home, Aarav realizes that fear no longer protects him. It traps him. He must choose between the silence that keeps him safe and the truth that could save everyone he loves. With the help of a perceptive teacher, a loyal friend and a family that refuses to let him face the darkness alone, Aarav begins to reclaim the voice he lost. What follows is a tense and emotional journey through hidden cruelty, quiet courage and the slow rebuilding of a shattered boy learning to trust the world again. The Boy Who Stopped Talking is a haunting and hopeful story about resilience, love and the power of a single truth spoken at the right moment.