Bhog

Bhog

Year: 1000

Runtime: 132 mins

Language: Bengali, Bangla

Director: Parambrata Chatterjee

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Atin brings home an enigmatic brass statue of a deity, unaware of its sinister past and the darkness it harbors. As his fascination turns into obsession, only Damri, a mysterious outcast, appears capable of soothing the restless Goddess. Yet each offering made to the idol only fuels the awakening of an ever more malevolent force.

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Timeline & Setting – Bhog (1000)

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Time period

Contemporary

The events unfold in modern times, with urban Bengali life, everyday work routines, and after-hours socializing. The presence of a private employee and police inquiries places the narrative squarely in the present day. Rituals, dreams, and myth intersect with everyday life, creating a tense, current-day horror atmosphere.

Location

Old ancestral house of a zamindar family, near the Hooghly River, West Bengal, India

The story centers around an ancient zamindar-era house where Atin lives with his aunt. The residence sits near the Hooghly River, giving the film a distinctly Bengal backdrop rich in tradition and history. Within its walls, relics and a mysterious idol drive the plot, establishing a mood of reverence and looming danger.

🏰 Old ancestral home 🌊 Hooghly River setting 🗺️ West Bengal locale

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Main Characters – Bhog (1000)

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Atin Mukherjee (Anirban Bhattacharya)

A sociable but restless bachelor who seeks escape in nightlife until an ancient idol derails his sanity. His devotion to the goddess grows quickly, turning him introverted and fixated on ritual. He becomes consumed by fear of incurring divine wrath and is driven to drastic actions to protect himself and those around him.

👀 Obsession 🔮 Supernatural influence 🧭 Psychological unraveling 🕯️ Urban life

Damri (Parno Mittra)

A mysterious homeless widow who becomes the catalyst for the goddess's awakening in Atin's life. She cooks bhog that the goddess eats, revealing a dangerous power connected to the idol. Her presence destabilizes the household and ultimately reveals a hidden, malevolent motive as a petni.

🗝️ Mysterious 👺 Antagonist 🍲 Culinary influence 🪶 Supernatural threat

Bhavesh Bhattacharjee (Rajatabha Dutta)

An elder kaku figure who distrusts the idol and warns against worship without proper ritual knowledge. He anchors the family with caution and a pragmatic outlook, providing historical context about the dangers involved. His sense of responsibility clashes with Atin's stubborn devotion.

📚 Wisdom 🕯️ Ritual knowledge 🛡️ Protective 👨‍👦 Family ties

Pushparani Das (Sudipa Basu)

Atin's loving but wary aunt who fears the consequences of the idol. She becomes entangled in the supernatural happenings and ultimately disappears, triggering a police inquiry. She embodies the tension between superstition and modern rationality within the family.

🧓 Elderly relative 🛡️ Protector 🕊️ Vulnerability 🗝️ Family duty

Subesh Agarwal (Chhandak Chowdhury)

The friend who runs an antique shop and introduces Atin to the idol. He acts as the conduit to the idol and the mystery surrounding its origin, providing the initial link to the priest and the Mahavidya myth.

🧭 Link to artifacts 🗝️ Mystery 🤝 Friend

Krishnananda Agamavagisha (Subhasish Mukherjee)

A priest who recognizes the idol's true identity as part of Matangi and warns about the dangerous rituals. He embodies traditional knowledge and the gravity of ritual power, offering crucial backstory to the myth and its consequences.

📜 Knowledge 🕯️ Ritual danger 🗡️ Priestly authority

Goddess Matangi

The ninth Mahavidya whose hunger manifests through offerings and dreams. The goddess embodies both allure and peril, commanding respect and caution from those who encounter her. She drives the central conflict by demanding fidelity and correct ritual practice.

🔮 Divine 🪄 Supernatural 👁️ Power

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Major Themes – Bhog (1000)

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🪄 Goddess Worship

A mysterious idol draws Atin into a dangerous, all-consuming devotion. The ritual demands strict knowledge to avoid grim consequences, highlighting how belief can override reason. The worship creates a power imbalance between the worshipper and a capricious deity, driving isolation and fear. The narrative explores the allure and peril of worship when performed in ignorance.

🔮 Possession and Obsession

Atin's fixation on the goddess corrodes his social life and mental health, turning everyday choices into perilous rituals. The dream hauntings and hungry deity blur the line between reality and illusion. The fear of incurring divine wrath pushes him toward reckless devotion. Supernatural influence reshapes his identity and priorities.

🏚️ Haunted House

The ancestral home serves as a nexus for ritual danger and ancestral memory. Its looming walls become a stage for visions, manifestations, and the goddesses' demand for offerings. Objects like the idol and yantras create a claustrophobic mood and a sense of inescapable fate. The house literally houses the peril that unfolds.

💧 Cycle of Fate

The myth of the Mahavidya Matangi carries a rule: missteps in worship invite a petni's lethal intervention. The idol must be handed to someone within a family lineage or doom follows. The closing sequence and post-credits hint that the cycle may repeat, trapping others in the same maya of Matangi.

Last Updated: December 04, 2025 at 15:20

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