Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Beehad" is a story written by Anulata Raj Nair.

A greedy sand mining contractor illegally mines and sells sand, destroying the eggs of endangered alligators in the Chambal river basin. This time, it is not as easy as he thinks. A sin from the past comes back to haunt him.

Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Chawal ki Kheer" is a story written by Deepak Heera Rangnath.

A female doctor is posted in a cursed village where no girl child is born. She digs deep to unfold this mystery, but finds herself haunted by a demonic entity she can't comprehend.

Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Godavari Kunj" is a story written by Ritvik Shridhar Joshi.

A young woman wants to sell off her house, due to the untimely death of three family members. The house, however, has an evil plan for her.

Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Umr Das Saal" is a story written by Anulata Raj Nair.

A 10-year-old boy is possessed by an evil spirit, but his father doesn't seem to know why. As time passes, it comes to light that it is his father's wrongdoing that has cursed and may kill his son.

Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Daakinban" is a story written by Deepak Heera Rangnath.

A child visits a forest with his father and aunt. His father wants to clear the forest and build a resort. He has no idea that an evil spirit, lurking in the mysterious forest of Daakinban stands in his way.

Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Morchang" is a story written by Deeksha Choudhary.

A caravan halts under the moon near a lake in the desert of Rajasthan. A budding artist in the group insists on playing "morchang", a jaw-harp-like instrument that he is good at. But there is something in the lake that doesn't want him to play it. A dark sin from the past grabs hold of him.

Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Maut ke terah din baad" is a story written by Deeksha Choudhary.

A son sees his father's ghost after the 13th day of his unnatural death. Does his father have an unfulfilled wish, or is there a darker reason behind his return?

Rated 16+ Violence, brutality.

"Jhulsa hua Phool" is a story written by Rashmi Kulshreshta.

A young couple visits their their ancestral house with their daughter. The daughter is attracted to a mysterious tree that is rumoured to be haunted. Why is their daughter so fixated on the haunted tree?