Five children become lost during an adventure in the forest and stumble upon an eerie, deserted house. There, they meet an old woman who offers to tell them six terrifying stories. To make things more interesting, the children decide to turn the experience into a competition to see who can endure all six tales without showing fear.
The first story revolves around a movie enthusiast named Satish, who has a routine of watching a Bollywood film every Friday night. Despite his mother's warning about taking a shortcut through the graveyard on Friday the 13th, he ignores her advice. He successfully reaches the cinema, enjoys his film, and heads back home through the same creepy graveyard. However, the sounds of his jingling coins in his pocket spook him, leading him to mistakenly believe he has encountered a witch. His fear proves fatal, as it causes him to suffer a heart attack. Eventually, it is revealed to others that the "witch" was merely a film poster, and the haunting footsteps were just his own.
After this chilling story, the children are left rattled, but they gather to hear the next tale. This one features a professor named Sunil Khanna who is tutoring a student, Altaaf, at home. The professor's constant pointing out of various objects in his house annoys Altaaf, who contemplates leaving, but is cautioned not to. As the professor explains that a ghost resembling him haunts the premises, he shows his student a reflection that reveals the ghost's exact likeness, only more sinister. Altaaf is terrified, leading to an eerie situation.
As the children digest this tale, one girl, Nisha, suddenly disappears to the washroom, only to return as a ghost herself.
The third story takes a turn into the life of a photographer named Kunal, who encounters a lonely woman named Varsha in a mysterious house after his car breaks down. Soon, he learns that Varsha’s husband, Rahul, has been dead for two years. The couple, now revealed as spirits, share that Kunal has unwittingly interrupted their attempt to summon other spirits, leading to a chilling twist. Kunal appears to meet his fate in an unforeseen and ghostly twist, as he becomes a victim of the situation.
Next, the narrative shifts to a family comprising Vishwas, his wife, and their young son Chintu, who are interrupted by an insurance agent, Prabhakar Pandit. Despite their initial resistance, they find themselves swept into a perilous situation where Vishwas ends up accidentally killing the agent, who ominously confirms the truth of his claims about unpredictable accidents - making the situation all the more supernatural.
The penultimate story involves a film director, Karan Chopra, who is joined on the set by a young woman named Riya, who pretends to be a ghost. Their night takes a dark turn as spooky occurrences spill over into reality, ultimately leading to Karan's fatal panic when Riya's prank goes horrifyingly awry.
The final story positions Ajay in a precarious situation, as he encounters a mysterious woman on the highway, only to find himself in a police station accused of murder. The twist reveals her identity as a spirit seeking vengeance for her tragic past. As Ajay deals with the ramifications of supernatural possession, he quickly finds himself embroiled in a web of revenge and haunting.
As the stories conclude, one boy named Ashu claims he remains unscared. However, the lights suddenly flicker off in the house, and when they return, all his friends appear as ghosts, haunting him with eerie smiles. The old woman smiles knowingly, as Ashu realizes the horrifying reality of his situation. In a panic, he tries to escape but finds the doors sealed.
Tragically, Ashu succumbs to fright upon encountering the old woman, leading to his demise. The following morning reveals the scene to be surrounded by police and media as they grapple with the mysterious deaths of the children. An old servant recounts the history of the house and its previous owner, while a reporter provides a somber recap of the tragic events that turned the camping trip into a nightmare, leaving the true cause of the children's deaths shrouded in mystery—ultimately, they all died from sheer terror.
