Bhoot Unkle

In the bustling suburb of Hari Nagar, a fresh start awaits a family whose father has just taken the helm as the local school’s principal. Geeta steps into a world of new classmates, unfamiliar streets, and the quiet hum of a community eager to settle into routine. The everyday rhythm of school life is soon tinged with a ripple of mystery when a beloved gaming device vanishes on her very first day, only to surface in the pocket of a shy classmate.

​Shyam, the boy who finds himself unintentionally at the center of that awkward moment, quickly feels the weight of suspicion after a missing gold chain leads to a police search of his modest home. Overwhelmed by the sudden scrutiny, he darts away from the tension and seeks refuge in a weather‑worn lighthouse perched on the village’s outskirts—a place locals whisper about but rarely approach.

Inside the lighthouse’s echoing chambers, ​Bhoot Unkle makes his quiet entrance. The spirit, portrayed with a warm, mischievous charm, carries the aura of an old sailor’s ghost who prefers playful tricks to frightening hauntings. Though his presence is otherworldly, his demeanor is inviting, offering a gentle guide for the bewildered teen who has stumbled upon his secluded domain. Their meeting sparks a tentative friendship that promises to turn the lighthouse from a forgotten relic into a sanctuary of imagination.

The film balances a lighthearted, slightly spooky tone with the genuine curiosity of youth navigating a new environment. As Geeta, Shyam, and the friendly phantom begin to interact, the story hints at a world where everyday worries meet the subtle magic of unseen allies, setting the stage for an adventure that blends humor, camaraderie, and a touch of the supernatural.

Last Updated: October 14, 2025 at 03:48