Machhli Jal Ki Rani Hai

Renowned spirit master Ugr Pratap corners a malevolent entity that has possessed a young village girl. The demon eludes him, and in a final act the girl leaps to her death. The tragedy triggers a brutal, chilling curse foretelling the annihilation of Ugr Pratap's own family.

The demon's curse declares doom for Ugr Pratap's family. His innocent relatives die in brutal, mysterious ways, and suspicion about the master grows among the people who know him.

A kindly psychiatrist intervenes in court, arguing that the case lies beyond conventional medicine and that Ugr Pratap may guide other patients toward healing. The court agrees and confines him to a quiet psychiatric facility, acknowledging his gifts and potential to help others who walk the line between science and the supernatural.

A night of celebration ends in a catastrophic car crash that kills the other driver instantly. Ayesha survives, and the trauma strains the couple as they begin to rebuild their lives from the shock.

Weeks after the crash, Uday is assigned to revive a failing factory in his hometown Jabalpur. The move forces them to confront old memories and begin anew.

On arrival, Ayesha notices machines moving on their own and appliances acting independently. The tense dynamic with neighbors Manohar Gupta and Urmi adds strain, and a local baba senses an evil presence and urges an exorcism.

The crisis escalates as a deer-head bust strikes the servant and the baba, inflicted by unseen hands. The spirits grow angrier, signaling a dangerous possession taking hold.

Desperate pleas prompt Ayesha's father to contact the elusive spirit master in hopes of salvation. Ugr Pratap travels to Jabalpur to assess the peril and decide on the next steps.

Ayesha experiences escalating fear and near possession as the boundary between the living and the haunting grows thinner. An old photograph in the factory reveals the old manager and staff, including Manohar Gupta and Urmi, connecting the present threat to the past.

A torn newspaper clipping confirms Manohar's embezzlement, dismissal, and murder of his wife and child before his own death. The living memory awakens the vengeful spirits of Manohar, Urmi, and their daughter, who possess Ayesha.

With the departed as conduits, Ayesha directs fear toward staff and others, making survival uncertain. Ugr Pratap arrives and prepares for a ritual, confronting the possessed woman with his kamandal.

In a grueling riverbank confrontation, Uday wields a trisul and drives the invasive spirits away, restoring a fragile calm. The family returns home to find their young son Sunny nearly drowned but alive, a grim reminder of the cost.

With the danger quelled, Ugr Pratap remains vigilant, vowing to continue his lifelong mission to confront evil wherever it hides. The film closes on a cautious note that science and spirituality can intersect in the struggle against malevolent forces.