Gauri The Unborn

During a school sports event, Shivani slips and falls, and an unseen force seems to be responsible. Her parents are initially unaware of any supernatural cause behind the accident. In the days that follow, Shivani's behavior begins to change, setting off a subtle but troubling shift in the family dynamic.

Shivani's behavior grows stubborn and unpredictable, puzzling Sudeep and Roshni. They attribute it to normal childhood mood swings and try to ignore it. The mounting tension at home goes unchecked as the girl drifts farther from her usual self.

Sudeep receives a promotion and a chance to travel, with Mauritius as their planned destination. Shivani, however, requests to visit their ancestral home first, insisting on seeing it. After much persuasion, the family agrees to spend a few days at the ancestral home before leaving for Mauritius.

They arrive at the ancestral home for a short visit, hoping for a change of scenery. Shivani's behavior worsens, appearing more withdrawn and temperamental. Supernatural signs begin: strange noises, cold spots, and objects shifting in ways that cannot be explained.

Events culminate as the family discovers the root of Shivani's torment: an evil entity has possessed her. The house seems to answer to the presence, and Shivani's actions respond to unseen commands. The family realizes the haunting is real and personal.

During possession, the entity reveals herself as Gauri, the girl the couple would have had if their first child had not been aborted. Gauri explains that she envies the love given to Shivani and seeks revenge for her own absence. The revelation comes through a string of unsettling flashbacks triggered by Shivani.

Gauri vows to kill Shivani within three days, turning the haunting into a countdown. The threat hangs over the family, heightening fear and desperation. They realize that the danger will culminate on the third night.

The parents try various protective measures to shield Shivani, but Gauri keeps tormenting her. They plead, improvise, and confront the spectral presence, only to be teased and thwarted by new attacks. The sense of danger intensifies as each attempt fails.

On the third night, the couple prays desperately for Shivani's life and pleads with Gauri to depart. They beg simply for her to leave Shivani's body and give the child back to them. Gauri refrains from harming Shivani after realizing the depth of parental love.

After the night passes, Sudeep and Roshni acknowledge Gauri's wish to stay nearby in moments of fear. They accept her presence in their lives, choosing to harbor the uneasy coexistence as part of their family. The haunting ends with a fragile, hopeful compromise rather than a severed bond.

They return home with a new, complex dynamic, balancing Shivani's safety and the uneasy companionship of Gauri. The couple vows to protect their daughter while also honoring the unexpected guest in their lives. The family begins to navigate a future where love must span both the living and the spirit.

Shivani remains cherished, and the parents live with the idea that Gauri is part of their family. The film closes with acceptance of the supernatural presence as a lasting, if uneasy, element of their lives. Love endures, even when the family’s history includes the miraculous and the haunting.