Atharva, a family-oriented pilot from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, is excited to take his wife Beena and their children, Aarya and Ansh, on a peaceful vacation to a remote village. However, their tranquility is shattered when they encounter Pratap, a mysterious stranger who seems to know far too much about them. He offers to help them during their stay, and although Atharva is initially skeptical, he agrees, believing it to be a coincidence.
Soon, it becomes clear that Pratap’s intentions are anything but benevolent. Using dark powers, Pratap begins to manipulate Aarya, Atharva's young daughter, through hypnotism and black magic. Aarya starts behaving in increasingly strange and violent ways, to the horror of her family. Pratap’s control over her deepens, forcing her to commit horrific acts against her will.
As Atharva fights to save his daughter and shield his family from Pratap's sinister influence, he discovers a shocking truth: Pratap is no ordinary man, but a powerful demon with the ability to control minds. He intends to use Aarya as a vessel for a grand scheme to dominate the world. As the demon’s grip tightens, the family grows ever more desperate. After a skirmish, Aarya pushes her brother Ansh from the terrace, and he falls with a hard impact that underscores the stakes of their struggle.
Now pushed to the limit, the family makes a devastating choice: they hand over Aarya to Pratap, who promptly takes her away. In a bid to save their son, Beena drives with Ansh toward safety, pleading with Atharva to rescue their daughter. But tragedy strikes on the road when Beena collides with another car, ending the lives of Beena and Ansh in a split-second catastrophe.
The climax erupts in a brutal confrontation between father and demon. Atharva realizes that ending Pratap’s power requires a horrific price: he severs the source of the demon’s influence by attacking Aarya, using a pair of scissors to cut into his daughter’s ears, rendering her deaf and breaking Pratap’s hold. The battle rages on, and Atharva finally overpowers Pratap, knocking the demon out and, in a final act, cutting off Pratap’s tongue. Pratap is rendered powerless, and the curse over Aarya is broken, though at the cost of her hearing.
In the aftermath, a disheveled, scarred Atharva travels to a remote, isolated place where Pratap—still alive but sequestered by his own powers after losing his tongue—is kept under control. Atharva mocks the fallen demon, reminding him of the powerlessness that now binds him. Pratap, hungry and writhing in pain, begs for death, but his pleas go unanswered. As Atharva departs, he leaves food for Aarya, who remains in a frail, mentally enslaved state, unaware of the world around her.
