Bees Saal Baad

In the isolated village of Chandanghat, whispers of a restless spirit linger like mist over the fields, a lingering echo of a forgotten tragedy that has colored the town’s folklore for decades. The air is heavy with superstition, and the shadows of old mansions seem to breathe with the weight of the past, creating a backdrop where every creaking door and distant song feels charged with unseen intent.

Kumar Vijay Singh arrives from abroad, intent on reclaiming his ancestral estate. He approaches the village’s legends with a modern, skeptical eye, yet the palpable tension forces him to confront mysteries that defy rational explanation. To navigate this uneasy terrain he enlists the help of private investigator Gopichand, whose methodical mindset promises a grounded perspective amid the swirling rumors.

It is here that Radha, the bright‑spirited daughter of the local doctor, enters his world. Their connection grows against the backdrop of strange occurrences—a haunting melody drifting from the swamp, an uncanny presence in Kumar’s own coat—prompting Kumar to weigh the pull of his lineage against a growing sense of danger. As the unknown tightens its grip, the choice looms: walk away from a place haunted by history, or stay and face whatever hovers just beyond the village’s palm‑leaf doors.

The film weaves together a mood of brooding suspense and gentle romance, letting the audience feel the tug of destiny versus desire. Its tone balances eerie, atmospheric dread with moments of hopeful human connection, leaving viewers to wonder whether the lingering spirit is a force of the supernatural, a curse of bloodlines, or something more unsettling that tests the resolve of every soul who dares to linger in Chandanghat.

Last Updated: December 04, 2025 at 23:48