Apthamitra

In the quiet outskirts of Mysore, an aging palace rests under a veil of history and whispered legend. Ramesh, an engineer with a practical mind, decides to make the crumbling manor his home, drawn by its grandeur despite the cautionary tales that cling to its stone walls. By his side, Ganga brings a blend of warmth and curiosity, eager to breathe new life into the vast, echo‑filled corridors while sensing the lingering pulse of the past.

The household quickly swells with family and caretakers, each adding their own rhythm to the ancient rhythm of the estate. Shivananda, Ramesm​h’s elder uncle, watches the renovation with a mixture of pride and unease, reminding everyone of a sealed room on the first floor that has remained untouched for generations. His daughters, Vani and Hema, arrive with youthful optimism, while the modest caretaker’s granddaughter Sowmya offers a quiet, observant presence that grounds the bustling family. Their interactions weave a tapestry of domestic life set against the ornate yet oppressive backdrop of the palace.

Local folklore speaks of Nagavalli, a celebrated dancer whose tragic fate is said to have forever stained the palace’s corridors. The sealed chamber is rumored to be the very heart of that lingering story, a place where the line between memory and spirit grows thin. Ganga’s intrigue about the forbidden space hints at a deeper pull, suggesting that the house may hold more than just old furniture and faded portraits.

Against this atmosphere of mystery, Vijay, a psychiatrist and longtime friend of Ramesh, arrives for a holiday visit. His rational outlook provides a counterpoint to the growing unease, promising a measured perspective as subtle disturbances begin to ripple through the household. Together, the characters navigate the delicate balance between heritage and haunting, setting the stage for a tale where history, belief, and human connection intertwine in the shadows of the ancient palace.

Last Updated: October 14, 2025 at 03:55