Arundhati

The film unfolds primarily in the present, as Arundhati travels to Gadwal and confronts a looming threat. Interwoven are vivid flashbacks to the mansion's feudal past, revealing Jejamma's tragedy and Pasupathi's rise. These shifts anchor the narrative in both contemporary stakes and ancient grievances.

The story centers in Gadwal, a town in Telangana, around an old, abandoned mansion tied to the Jejamma legend. The mansion is a decaying, atmospheric palace with a tomb that anchors the eerie events. The setting provides a claustrophobic backdrop for supernatural threats and the clash between ancestral power and present danger.

🪄 Reincarnation

Arundhati is revealed to be Jejamma's reincarnation, linking her fate to the mansion's haunted history. This connection drives her decisions as the past encroaches on the present. The film uses this bond to explore inheritance of trauma, power, and responsibility.

⚔️ Revenge

Pasupathi returns after seven years with black magic, terrorizing Gadwal and targeting Arundhati. The pursuit centers on control, brutality, and the manipulation of fear. The climax pits supernatural forces against human cruelty.

🕊️ Sacrifice

Jejamma sacrifices her life to create a weapon from her bones, intending to end Pasupathi's reign. Arundhati then must accept a self-sacrificial path to save her family. The story frames sacrifice as the only path to break the cycle of violence.