Okay.
So, your name is Ishani.
- Ishani! - Meera, no!
If any harm comes to Ishani, professor,
I won't spare you.
Nothing should happen to her. Ishani, there's no need to fear.
Nothing will happen to you. Okay?
Why would anything happen to her?
Can anything happen to her while she is with me?
Did something happen to her?
No, right? Then?
Professor.
Please.
My sister is a child, emotionally and mentally.
Whatever you want to do, whatever your purpose is,
you can't fulfil them by hurting her. Please.
Really?
What do you know about my purpose?
I don't know anything.
But I know
that no one can touch me as long as I am there.
[pensive music playing]
Meera.
Wait right there.
Mother Meera.
Vayuyaan.
Why did all of them freeze all of a sudden?
[shushing]
She is watching you. Keep quiet.
What did you do?
That's what Ishani told me.
I froze all of them.
They were making a lot of noise, you know.
So irritating.
I don't like noise at all. I like peace.
Just shut up! Okay?
If you like peace, then let go of Ishani.
You want to talk to me, right?
Talk to me. Let all of them go. Please.
Thank God.
That's what I wanted.
For you and me to talk to each other.
And you always used to run away whenever I tried talking to you.
Not good.
Now, listen to me.
Because you don't have any other option.
Come with me.
In exchange for that,
I will set all of them free.
Deal?
[pensive music playing]
Statue over, aunt.
Uncle, statue over.
Sonu. Hey.
Statue over!
Mother Meera, statue over.
[crying]
- Ishu! - Mother Meera.
Are all of you fine?
Where did professor go?
Pro... Ayaan. Where is Mr. Choudhury?
Where did Mr. Choudhury go?
- Hey. - Vayuyaan is not here, Mother Meera.
Where is Ayaan, Ishu?
That vile man took him with him.
Will you tell me where we are going?
- Professor, I am asking you something. - Mr. Choudhury.
I can't understand something.
Why are people in a hurry to reach the destination?
Enjoy the journey.
Enjoy.
The journey.
[grunting]
[laughing]
Where did he take Ayaan?
Who is that man, Meera?
You will find out who he is, uncle.
- But I have to go to Mr. Choudhury. - Meera.
Will you go alone again?
Don't be silly.
- Whatever we just saw... - You don't understand. Please.
Please stay safe. Keep each other safe.
All the people of Rudrapur have turned into spirits.
You can't go to the village.
- Please stay with each other. - Okay.
- Yes. We will be together. - Okay.
- We will be together. - Thank you, uncle. I am going to Mr. Choudhury.
Be careful, Meera.
Be careful.
There is such a big Spirit Army.
But there is no spirit here to guard.
If they are not crazy, then...
Sonu!
[eerie music playing]
I never came this far in the jungle, professor.
I didn't know that there was a road like this.
You will find trees, birds, plants, and everything else.
And you won't find anyone.
Only I am there.
And you.
Professor DD Kaalkarni.
And Rudrapratap Choudhury.
Rudrapratap Choudhury.
Rudrapratap Choudhury from calling me Ayaan.
That means whatever is happening is because
of my great-grandpa, Rudrapratap Choudhury.
What do you want to say?
Is this the outcome of my actions from my previous birth?
They are the outcome of your actions.
Why are you punishing others then?
What have Meera and Ishani done to you? What have I done to you?
Am I the professor, or are you?
So many questions.
Professor, will you tell me where you came from?
No more questions.
We shall get going. We have to go a long way. Come on.
I...
- [sighing] - Keep quiet.
Now, can we please leave?
'Take water in a vessel.'
'Keep it under moonlight exactly at midnight.'
'According to Ishu's notes, the water has been charged by the moon.'
'We will awaken it by the fire now.'
Wow.
What a beautiful view, Mr. Choudhury!
After seeing such a beautiful view,
you will be short of breath and you'll be mesmerised. Look.
What shall we do? Shall we order tea here?
What do you want to show me?
You didn't bring me here for sightseeing.
What's the matter?
I can't say what the matter is.
You have to see it for yourself.
You have to see it with your eyes.
Like this.
[laughing]
See you on the other side.
Mr. Choudhury.
[plate clinking]
Go quickly!
I am here. Come here.
[eerie music playing]
No!
[eerie music playing]
No!
[door closes]
Meera, are you fine?
Yes, I am fine.
Let's start the fire ritual.
The fire ritual.
Ishu, I hope you remember the mantra that you read.
[pensive music playing]
Write it down quickly.
Hurry up, dear.
[lights a matchstick]
We have to chant the mantra 51 times from all four directions.
Only then will the moon water be charged,
and we can kill the sinners.
[knocking on door]
'Where am I?'
[birds squealing]
Ishu, hurry up! Write it down quickly.
- Come here quickly, Ishu. - Here you go.
Come.
[chanting mantra]
[knocking on door]
[chanting mantra]
The chanting of the mantras shouldn't stop.
[chanting mantra]
[pensive music playing]
[bells tolling]
[eerie music playing]
[pensive music playing]
This place.
Does the professor perform dark arts here?
Why did he bring me here...
Does he want to sacrifice me?
[eerie music playing]
[skeleton rattling]
[devotional music playing]
[hopeful music playing]
[pensive music playing]
I could see the nightmare repeating itself.
I am seeing this dream live today.
This is so strange.
If I didn't come to this place before,
how could I see these things in my dream?
All of this.
Who said that you didn't come here before?
[pensive music playing]
[screaming]
[water splashing]
[hopeful music playing]
[pensive music playing]
[rope twisting]
Professor.
[grunting]
Professor.
Let go of me.
Professor, what are you doing?
Professor, have you gone mad?
[pensive music playing]
[bells tolling]
[eerie music playing]
Could this be a dream?
This is not a dream, but reality.
This is reality, Mr. Choudhury.
Professor, I didn't do anything.
Professor, stay away from me.
Get ready to face your reality, Mr. Ayaan.
No, professor.
You perform dark arts.
You want to sacrifice me.
What do you want to do? What's your purpose?
I am talking to you.
Sacrifice you?
[laughing]
No!
Even a parrot knows
that patience bears fruit.
Don't pretend to be childish.
Become a parrot.
Mr. Choudhury, be a parrot.
Do you want to turn me into a parrot?
Why?
Someone's life can't be transferred to a parrot.
Professor, what you are doing is wrong.
I don't always talk in riddles.
I was just saying
that you should learn to be patient.
That's all.
Because even in the previous birth,
you became impatient while chasing after money,
and made a deal with Madhumati.
Didn't you do that?
I thought you would have learnt the lesson by now.
But apparently not.
You didn't learn anything in this life either.
Very sad, Mr. Choudhury.
You don't always talk in riddles.
Why are you talking in riddles now?
Which lesson? What are you trying to say?
Talk clearly. I can't understand anything.
Take me out of here quickly.
Let the moon rise at the top.
After that, you will get all the answers. And then...
[bottles clinking]
Cheers.
Again? I didn't do anything, professor.
Try to understand me.
[bottles thudding]
[pensive music playing]
[pouring liquid]
[eerie music playing]
Professor, please let me go.
I didn't do anything, professor.
You went to Dakini's jail.
You saved Meera there,
and killed Dakini.
Professor, please try to understand me.
Try to remember, Mr. Choudhury.
After killing Dakini,
what did you do?
Remember.
I went to Dakini's jail while chasing after Meera.
She was scary and dangerous.
Dakini was set free. Her time in jail was over.
After that, Dakini stabbed me.
I...
I don't remember anything after that, professor.
I don't remember what happened and how.
I told you everything.
Get me out of this.
[laughing]
You know this, right?
As you sow so shall you reap.
What are you saying?
Are you punishing me for killing Dakini?
I freed the world by killing her.
You know how dangerous she was.
Why are you smiling?
Was she your grandma
that you are avenging her?
Mr. Choudhury.
I like these lovely things you say.
But you know what?
Too bad.
You have to die now.
[pensive music playing]