("Suprabhatham" playing)
(heart monitor beeping)
(melancholic music)
For me? (chuckles excitedly)
It's 8:30 a.m.
-Give Amma juice and her medicines. -Sure thing.
Hmm?
I had kept the medicine box here.
(eerie music)
(ghungroo jingles)
(gasps)
(box sliding)
(whimpering)
(creepy whispers)
(music rises)
-(jingles loudly) -(startles, screams)
(screeches)
What happened?
One foot... anklet... ghost!
Someone is here with ghungroo on their feet.
Something is happening here.
Seeing all this, I feel like there is a link between your visit to the mansion
and this ghost here.
I'm really afraid, madam!
In this world, a man can be affected only by another man
and not because of anything else.
It's time already. Go and give my mother her medicines.
Madam.
-(ghungroo jingles loudly) -(Bujjamma screeches)
(eerie music)
Just because there is light doesn't mean darkness is gone.
Just because there are answers doesn't mean the questions are gone.
The fact is that some answers only make room for more questions.
Like a really pregnant woman.
(pleasant music)
(ghungroos jingle)
-(Carnatic music playing) -(ghungroos jingling)
(music stops)
(ghungroos jingle)
(camera shutter clicks)
-(bulb sparking) -(eerie music)
(ominous music)
(music rises)
(music turns menacing)
(groans)
(bones cracking)
(cracking persists)
-(neck cracks) -(screams out in fear)
(phone rings)
-Hello. -Good morning, baby! You just woke up?
What is it? Why do you look so tense?
(clicks teeth)
-The same bad dream. -Oh. You are used to it, right?
Why do you have to be scared?
You feel that way.
I don't understand why I've been having this dream for 2 months now.
As if someone is following me and clicking my photos.
I see someone strange in the mirror.
That was in the past, Radhika. You aren't a normal person anymore.
-Don't think about it. -Fine.
When will you come?
My work isn't done yet. It may take two more days.
Have you been eating on time?
Yes, I have.
Today, you have to visit the doctor for a check-up. Don't forget to go.
It's not like you'll let me forget about it.
(chuckles)
I sent you a surprise. Did you receive the parcel?
No.
Well, what did you send?
That's a surprise. You'll get the parcel. Have a look at it then.
Okay? Take care, baby. (kisses) Love you. Bye.
Love you too. Bye. Come back soon.
(camera shutter clicks)
(foreboding music)
(doorbell rings)
(door opens)
(baby shrieks loudly)
(chuckles)
(creepy music)
(music reaches crescendo)
(music stops)
(Radhika) What is your name, baby?
-(woman) Jai Dhanvin. -Jai Dhanvin.
-Hi, Jai Dhanvin. -Excuse me, madam.
-Please come inside. -Yes.
(laughs good-naturedly)
(Doctor) The baby's growth is fine.
Are you taking your medicines on time?
(camera shutter clicks)
(baby wails)
(camera shutter clicks)
(Doctor's voice echoes) Hello?
(muffled) What happened?
(Doctor) Radhika?
Are you all right?
My mind is so disturbed, Doctor.
I keep remembering the same old memories.
Radhika, how are you at fault for whatever happened?
Even your husband knows about your past.
Don't overthink and put yourself under pressure
because it might affect the baby.
I think it's better for you to meet a hypnotist.
Definitely, you'll feel better.
Okay, Doctor.
(camera shutter clicks)
(foreboding music)
(door creaking)
(phone notification dings)
(camera shutter clicks)
(notification bell dings)
(eerie music)
-(swing creaks) -(automated) This number is not valid.
Please check the num--
(notification dings)
(music intensifies)
Who... Who are you?
(baby wailing)
(baby shrieks loudly)
(baby wails)
(wailing persists)
(baby crying)
(baby's cries persist)
(baby whispering)
(foreboding music)
-(monster screams) -(Radhika shrieks)
(intimidating music)
(music fades out)
Name?
Radhika.
Your husband's name?
Surya.
How many members are in your house?
Just me.
What's the problem?
Although there's no one at home, I feel I'm being watched by someone.
I also keep hearing the sound of a baby crying.
(stutters) Many strange things are happening.
I'm scared, Doctor.
Since when?
Four months.
Did you visit any hypnotist in the past?
No.
Shall we start the hypnotherapy session?
Hmm.
Please relax.
Okay.
(sinister music)
(clock ticking)
Pay attention to the sound of the clock you hear in this room.
(clock ticking quickens)
Now, you're feeling light as a feather.
The world around you is slowing down.
(ticking slows down)
(ticking quickens rapidly)
(hypnotist) Radhika?
-Can you hear me? -Yes.
Tell me what happened in your past without hiding anything.
-(flute plays) -(Carnatic song playing)
(ghungroo jingles)
(camera shutter clicks)
(Carnatic song echoes)
(song continues)
(camera shutter clicks)
(song ends)
(ghungroo jingling)
(pleasant music)
(Radhika) From then on, I became friends with Raju.
(playful music)
(sighs frustratedly)
One last time.
(sighs)
Please. Please. Please, God!
(delightful music)
(music stops)
(camera shutter clicks)
(romantic music)
(Radhika) Very soon, our friendship turned into love.
(playful music)
(jingles)
♪ My love for you grows Like a tree ♪
♪ My heart feels different Feels like yours ♪
♪ It turned into a story And reached my heart ♪
♪ I want to always walk With you ♪
♪ Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa ♪
♪ The musical notes Have turned my world magical ♪
♪ My heart begins to dance To the tune of ♪
♪ Thakadhimi-Tharikita-Thakajanu ♪
♪ My love for you ♪
♪ Blossoms every day ♪
-(flute continues, fades away) -(ghungroo jingles)
I made two mistakes at that age, out of immaturity.
Why, Radhika? This was such a big decision.
How can you decide without telling me?
My career is more important to me than this decision.
I have just started my career as a dancer.
How do you expect me to have a baby without getting married?
Are you crazy? I'm making arrangements for our wedding.
I'm not ready, Raju.
Why?
Is my income not enough?
This is not about money, Raju. It's about my career.
Winning the Best Dancer award from the most prestigious
Golden Natya Academy has always been my dream.
If I have a baby at such a time, I can't perform for six years.
I'd rather hear praises from admirers than a child calling me "mother."
Try to understand.
So, to satisfy your selfishness, you stopped a life from taking birth?
-Enough, Raju! -(swing rattles)
You speak as if I committed murder!
I'm the one who would have had to carry and birth the baby!
It's my wish. For me, my career is more important.
I earn more as a classical dancer than what you earn with your useless camera.
Remember that.
(scoffs) That's it.
By killing our baby, you've proven that our love has no value.
Disgusting!
I feel disgusted even looking at you! Just leave!
This is my house, Raju.
(door creaks and slams)
(gasps)
Did you meet Raju after that day?
No.
Don't worry. Don't think too much about your past.
In the next two to three sessions, I'll completely eliminate your fear.
(camera shutter clicks)
(creepy music)
(swing creaking)
(veena note strikes)
(discordant note plays)
-(ghungroo jingles) -(startles)
(jingles)
(phone notification dings)
-(intimidating music) -(gasps in shock)
(notification beeps)
(baby wailing)
(creaks)
(baby continues crying)
(baby wails)
(chilling music)
(child's voice echoes) Mother?
(foreboding music)
(child humming)
(Radhika sighs)
(child) Mother?
(child humming)
(child's voice echoes) Mother?
(eerie silence)
(gasps sharply)
(eerie music)
Mother?
(echoes) Why did you kill me even before I was born, Mother?
Didn't you feel bad for me?
A mother's womb is sacred. How could you make such a mistake?
(thunder strikes)
Speak up, Radhika.
(sharp gasp)
Why did you kill her?
(menacing music)
Father, shall we take Mother with us?
(bloodcurdling scream)
-(screaming) -(Radhika gasps)
Radhika's sins followed her and took revenge.
The soul that she denied, the one that died because of her, turned evil
and took her life.
Radhika's life wasn't taken away by any spirit or ghost.
It was her own memories.
Memories not only follow us but also haunt us.
(camera shutter clicks)
Pregnancy is a valuable experience in any woman's life.
When Radhika conceived again, memories of her failed pregnancy returned.
Remembering her ex-lover Raju and her aborted baby
made her mentally weak.
So, she began to think
they were watching her and trying to talk to her.
When she met the hypnotist, she hid the fact that Raju passed away.
-(horn honks) -(shouts in agony)
If fear accompanies hallucination, our reality changes.
That made her take her own life.
-(child) Mother, why did you kill me? -(Raju) Radhika, why did you kill her?
-(Raju) Radhika, speak up! Why? -(child) Mother, why did you kill me?
-(child) Tell me, Mother. Why me? -(Raju) Why did you kill our baby?
-(Raju) Why did you do that, Radhika? -(child) Why, Mother?
(Radhika shrieks)
What you said was true.
Darkness around light
and questions around answers.
They exist forever.
But only one thing can defeat everything.
Death.
(introspective music)
(footsteps fade away)
(crow caws)
(rickshaw drives off)
Madam.
-(suspenseful music) -(inaudible dialogue)
(music turns threatening)