Rakht

Drishti, a young widow with a gift for seeing the future, leaves her breakup with Manav behind and moves to a small, remote village. She hopes for a fresh start, but her psychic abilities quickly pull her into the village's tangled lives. The relocation marks the beginning of a new chapter where the extraordinary intersects with everyday hardship.

In the village, Drishti meets Mohit, an eccentric car mechanic who bears the scars of years of abuse from his father. He is drawn to Drishti and develops a quiet crush she does not notice. He carries a complexity that colors his every interaction.

Drishti uses Tarot readings to help locals and quickly earns their trust. Among her customers is Rhea Trehan, a young woman seeking relief from an abusive husband. The readings offer glimpses of possible futures, guiding people through uncertainty.

Rhea Trehan pleads for protection as Sunny's abuse escalates, and Drishti agrees to help. She begins to unravel the danger surrounding Rhea and offers guidance and support. The case pulls Drishti deeper into the couple's turbulent life.

Sunny targets Drishti and her family, harassing her son at school and at home. He calls Drishti a witch and warns her to stay away from Rhea. The threat escalates when he breaks into her house and makes explicit threats.

Mohit investigates Sunny's trouble and ends up in a violent confrontation with him. After a brutal brawl, Sunny is seen no more near Drishti, signaling a temporary quiet in the confrontation. The incident deepens the bond and mistrust between the two men.

The mayor's daughter Natasha Bahadur Singh vanishes, prompting Natasha's fiancé Rahul, who is also Drishti's son's school principal, to seek her help. Drishti agrees to assist, hoping her visions can locate the missing girl. The case expands the reach of her gifts beyond personal concerns to a civic mystery.

Drishti has a vision of Natasha hanging to her death by a river and informs Rahul. The police locate Natasha's body, confirming her foreseen fate. The vision sharpens the investigation and increases public fear.

Sunny is revealed to own the river opposite the place of Natasha's death, and his arrest seems likely. The case is handed to ACP Ranbir Singh, who does not believe in Drishti's gift and suspects Sunny's guilt while the real killer remains free. The town debates the psychic's credibility as the investigation stagnates.

Rahul is revealed as the real murderer, admitting he killed Natasha to avenge his father’s loss in the mayoral election. He attempts to kill Drishti, but Mohit intervenes, knocking him out. Drishti is driven toward the police station to confront the truth.

At the police station, the inspector claims Rahul accepted his crime but suggests Mohit has committed suicide. Drishti insists Mohit is waiting in the car, yet when she looks outside, he is gone. The twist leaves Mohit's fate ambiguous as investigators close in on the truth.

In the end, Drishti is reunited with Manav, providing a personal resolution to her arc. The film closes on a hopeful note for their relationship as the larger mystery lingers in the background.