Bhaagamathie

In the restless streets of Hyderabad, a looming political promise hangs over the city like an unfinished prayer, while an ancient legend whispers from the crumbling walls of a remote bungalow. The estate, known locally as Bhaagamathie, is steeped in folklore about a defiant queen whose tragic end has turned the house into a place that many dare not enter after dark. The air around it carries a chill that blurs the line between history and haunt, setting a tone that is equal parts dread and fascination.

Chanchala is thrust into this unsettling arena after being taken into custody on a serious accusation. Isolated from the bustle of the city, she finds herself confined within the eerie corridors of the bungalow, where every creak seems to echo a story older than the walls themselves. The oppressive atmosphere forces her to confront not only the weight of the allegations against her but also the unsettling sense that something unseen is stirring, testing her grip on reality.

Tasked with untangling her case, a determined CBI Joint Director, Vaishnavi, arrives alongside the sharp‑eyed local ACP, Sampath. Their investigation weaves through bureaucratic intrigue and the lingering superstitions of the villagers, prompting them to enlist a spiritual guru whose presence hints at forces beyond conventional evidence. As the trio delves deeper, the bungalow becomes a crucible where politics, myth, and the unknown converge, leaving each participant to wonder whether the truth lies in hidden documents, whispered legends, or something far more elusive. The film balances razor‑thin tension with an atmospheric dread, inviting the audience to linger in the shadows and question what really haunts the walls of Bhaagamathie.

Last Updated: November 25, 2025 at 14:50