Aaviri

Set in contemporary times, the story blends modern concerns—such as a corporate merger—with supernatural horror. The house's haunted history intersects with Raj's professional life, making personal guilt collide with public image. Modern tech and exorcism methods heighten the stakes as evidence is erased and the truth strains to surface.

An old palatial house serves as the central setting, its opulent halls and creaking corridors hiding past tragedies. The mansion becomes a character itself, with shadows that mirror the family's grief after Shreya's death. The house's oppressive atmosphere amplifies the tension as the ghostly unrest disrupts daily life.

👻 Haunting

Haunting shows how unresolved pain becomes a tangible force inside the home. Munni's encounter with the ghost marks the first crack in the family’s fragile balance. The specter initially appears as Shreya's memory, but is revealed to be Janhvi seeking revenge for her death and for being kept away from her parents. The haunting drives events, pushing the family to confront past mistakes and the line between protection and possession. The exorcism attempt hints at the limits of rational effort against a driven spirit.

💔 Guilt and Consequences

Guilt from a past tragedy reshapes present choices and moral boundaries. Raj's actions reveal how fear and self-preservation can override responsibility, culminating in a violent act. His attempts to hide the body and erase footage show how guilt spirals into deception that harms the entire family. The haunting and the crime ripple through Leena and Munni, forcing them to face the truth.

🗝️ Secrets

The central mystery revolves around Munni's location and the box that contains her voice. Janhvi's ghost manipulates events to keep the truth buried, while Raj confronts the past that connects her death to his actions. The exorcist and Raj work to untangle the web of secrets, leading to a revelation that reframes the family's tragedy.