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ZARA KHAUFF SE SUNO

“Chudelon Ka Baans” follows a rural reporter investigating a cursed bamboo tree feared by villagers. His camera captures a ghostly woman visible only through the lens, revealing she has “written his name.” Strange claw marks appear on him, and his voice begins to change. The villagers warn that those chosen by the spirit slowly transform into her. The final reveal shows the reporter no longer touching the ground—becoming the next wandering ghost. 

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Chudelon Ki Baans

“Andheri Call” follows Ishan, who receives a strange no-camera video call at 2 AM from a woman claiming to be trapped in his room. As her pixelated face forms, she insists she can only escape if he sees her. His phone freezes and begins showing a dark duplicate of himself behind him. The entity replaces Ishan’s identity digitally—and physically. His phone later reveals a folder titled “Faces I Took,” hinting the ghost has moved to its next victim.

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Andheri Call

A filmmaker named Kabir moves into an old Mumbai apartment building where a fog-filled corridor, known as the Dhundhli Gallery, is rumored to be haunted. One night, he discovers security footage showing a ghostly girl walking right behind him. When he confronts the corridor, she appears and pulls him into the fog. The next morning, only his broken camera is found. Now, the corridor has two figures wandering in the mist — the girl, and Kabir.

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Dhundhli Gallery

“Khoon Ki Chowkhat” is a chilling story about a village ritual ignored once—and the deadly consequences that follow. When blood appears mysteriously on doorframes, a ghostly force begins demanding its yearly sacrifice. A missing villager’s final taped confession reveals that the house itself participates in the killings. The ritual thread burns off, and the home chooses its victim. Blood returns every year, even though the man is long gone.

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Khoon Ki Chowkhat

“Security Alert” tells the story of Akshar, a Mumbai techie whose AI home-security system begins detecting an unknown second occupant. Footage reveals a woman appearing behind him—someone not physically present. The AI gradually accepts her as the new homeowner and marks Akshar as “removed.” Police later find the flat empty, but the live feed shows the woman claiming the house. Akshar’s identity has been overwritten—digitally and supernaturally.

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Security Alert

“Lift Number 12” is a chilling narration of a man trapped inside an office elevator that takes him to a mirror version of his own floor. He meets a dark copy of himself with black eyes, claiming ownership of a different world. His recordings capture a terrifying transformation as the entity takes his place. The real man vanishes, while a perfect double walks out on CCTV footage. The elevator now chooses its next victim.

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Lift Number 12

"Raat Ki Sawaari” is a chilling narration by a cab driver accused of killing his passenger. He insists the woman he picked up had no reflection, altered his GPS, and kept appearing in different seats of the car. She reveals she died waiting for a cab on the same road years ago. His dashcam captures her sitting behind him moments before the crash. The ride ends with a supernatural message: “Trip Completed.” 

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Raat Ki Swaari

“Khoya Hua Frame” follows the disappearance of Naksh Tyagi, a Mumbai street photographer, whose camera contains disturbing images of a faceless woman. The woman appears closer in each photo until she is seen inside his home—followed by an image of Naksh lying unconscious. CCTV later reveals the woman’s face transforming into his. The ghostly entity steals identities through photographs. Naksh is never found, but a shifting face still appears in windows wherever cameras point. 

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Khoya Hua Frame

“Mehmaan Line Par Hai” is a horror narration about Samar, a Mumbai podcaster who receives a chilling call during a live episode. The caller claims to be a dead woman named Anamika—from the same room he is sitting in. As her presence becomes undeniable, Samar realizes Anamika shares the name of his twin sister who died years ago. The studio descends into darkness, and the ghost takes over the show as the new host. Samar disappears, but listeners still hear his faint whispers in every episode. 

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Mehmaan Line Par Hai

"Radio Wala Saaya” is a chilling narration about Aarav, a late-night radio host who receives strange warnings from an anonymous caller. A tall shadow starts appearing on studio cameras and eventually inside the recording room. During a live broadcast, the shadow takes over Aarav’s voice and presence. Aarav becomes trapped behind the studio glass like a ghostly reflection. The broadcast continues every night—hosted by something that looks and sounds like him. 

 

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Radio Wala Saaya

When Rishi moves into a cheap Mumbai flat, strange things begin to happen — a TV that turns on by itself, CCTV footage showing his own apartment… and someone standing right behind him. Flat No. 404 — a haunting reminder that some doors should never be reopened.

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Flat No. 404

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