Reshma, please check the washroom once.
Fresh towels need to be kept inside.
Please ensure that everything is clean inside.
[soft music playing]
Reshma!
[door closes]
Resh...
[pensive music playing]
[door opens]
[eerie music playing]
[rack moving]
Who is there?
Who is doing this? Reshma?
Mr. Choudhury, where are you?
Mr. Choudhury, please come.
Where did everyone go?
The whole hotel... Mr. Choudhury...
Mr. Choudhury!
[rack moving]
[gasping]
Who is there?
[armchair squeaking]
Who is there?
[pensive music playing]
[gasping]
[panting]
I think the problem lies with Rajbari.
Dakini's effect hasn't gone away from the palace and the land.
That's why Guddi's spirit came here.
Only Mr. Choudhury has been getting nightmares until now.
Now, I have started to get nightmares, Babaji.
I can't believe this. I am saying this.
But I truly feel
that we should shift our hotel from Rajbari to somewhere else.
Changing the place won't change your life.
What do you mean to say?
The arrival of sinister beings and the incident that took place here,
are they not connected to Rajbari and its land?
What did you see in your dream, Meera?
Babaji, I saw myself in the dream.
I was alone in the entire hotel.
When I went out to search for everyone,
I was sitting in the chair.
My eyes exuded bright light
and I couldn't open my eyes.
Dreams are the mirrors of the state of mind.
It's not necessary that
the dream you had was bad.
But what's happening here is not right, Babaji.
There must be a reason
that the sinister beings want to come here.
There is a reason.
Not one, but two.
Two reasons. What?
Both of you.
Both of you went through Dakini's world.
Just like no one can return unstained from the coal mines.
Babaji, please talk clearly.
I can't understand what you want to say. Please stop talking in riddles.
I am not talking in riddles.
Neither is this land cursed
nor both of you.
But the beings of that world
will keep getting attracted to both of you.
Wherever you go,
such incidents will keep following you.
You can say
that the universe has chosen you all to serve them.
Those who don't have anyone else's support.
There could be many things
that no one else can see,
but you will be able to see them, Meera.
[solemn music playing]
The service has become your duty.
You have to help all transcendental beings.
- Which beings? - Transcendental beings.
He means supernatural beings.
So, you mean to say
that we will have another side business now.
Ghost detectives.
Mr. Choudhury, detectives are spies.
We have to help them. We have to solve their problems.
Do you even have an idea about what you are saying?
You mean to say
that we have to give therapy to spirits, right?
No. I didn't think that,
but the universe and the Goddess have given us this task. It's okay.
We will do it wholeheartedly.
- We will become ABC for everyone. - What will we become?
All Bogey Consultancy.
[sighing]
Babaji, thank you so much for coming to meet us so late at night.
But you can go home now. It's quite late.
It's 10 pm. Until then, I will ask aunt
about why she is weaving a sweater so late at night.
Come, Babaji.
- I will drop you off to your hermitage. - Sweater?
Who is weaving the sweater, Meera?
There.
She was right here.
[eerie music playing]
Mother Meera.
- Mother Meera, come. - This...
Ishu, we will go. One minute.
Just give me a minute. We will go.
- I will be back from home in an hour. - Mother Meera.
One minute.
So, there are two hours left for all the reservations made.
But still, if a walk-in guest comes,
make him check in properly. Okay?
- Mother Meera. - Yes.
Are we really going to our new home?
Is our home really new now?
We have two homes now.
One thing is right and the other is wrong.
Our home is new now because Vayuyaan has fixed our home.
But secondly,
I told you that we won't stay there
because a new tenant is going to stay there.
Yes. You told me, but didn't show me.
My new home is waiting for me. Shall we go now?
Come.
[laughing]
Hmm.
[eerie music playing]
What happened, Mother Meera? Let's go.
Ishu, one minute.
[eerie music playing]
[door opens]
Mother Meera, shall we go?
Let's go.
I took the umbrella since it was raining outside. Come.
[raining]
[tyres screeching]
Prerna! My daughter-in-law!
- Aunt, get a hold of yourself. - Prerna.
- Mother Meera. - Ishu.
It's nothing. I don't know. Something terrible happened.
Aunt, one second.
[pensive music playing]
Prerna.
- Prerna! - No.
Inspector.
What happened here?
Meera, I was going to call you.
Do you know her?
They are your tenants, right?
Yes, they are my tenants.
Sir, I rented my house a few days ago.
The daughter-in-law of their house, Prerna, committed suicide,
by hanging herself between 6 to 7 pm yesterday.
[pensive music playing]
How is that possible?
Between 6 to 7 pm?
I saw her outside the hotel at 10 pm yesterday.
[raining]
[crying]
Prerna, open your eyes!
Open your eyes, Prerna!
[crying]
What did you do?
You should have at least thought about your child.
It was all my fault.
I admit that it was my fault.
I shouldn't have gotten her married to my son.
If she didn't marry my son,
then all this wouldn't have happened.
[crying]
Prerna!
Why are you saying that?
Depression is a serious disorder.
Anyone can fall prey to it.
It's possible
that she became so helpless
that she took such a drastic step.
She wasn't helpless. We were helpless.
She used to be happy all the time.
She used to laugh whenever she felt like it.
She used to cry whenever she wanted to.
It's good... It happened the day before yesterday.
If I didn't come on time,
then she would have killed her child.
[crying]
I know that one shouldn't talk ill of the dead.
No one should say ill things. But what can I do?
I think
she wanted to steal from home.
I used to make her understand many times.
Prerna,
these are our ancestral jewellery.
Don't roam around in the village while wearing them.
But no. She didn't listen to me at all.
Look at this. She didn't take off
the ancestral jewellery till the end.
People are born empty-handed.
And they depart empty-handed as well.
We have to take off the jewellery now.
[jewellery clinking]
[pensive music playing]
[crying]
[door closes]
[anklets ringing]
[thudding]
La. La. La.
Lalita.
[eerie music playing]
Hey.
- Hey, what happened? - Hey.
- What happened? - What happened to you?
Sirish, get some water.
What happened to you? Are you fine?
Please sit.
- Please sit. - Sit down.
- What happened? Are you not feeling fine? - Hey.
Have some water.
- Sandip. - Give it to me.
[door closes]
Please come to the room.
- Yes. - Yes, please.
[pensive music playing]
- The Lord's name is the truth. - The Lord's name is the truth.
I didn't do that.
- The Lord's name is the truth. - The Lord's name is the truth.
I didn't do that.
[gasping]
I didn't do that.
[pensive music playing]
I didn't do that.
[pensive music playing]
Mother Meera.
Ishu.
- Mother Meera. - Ishu.
[pensive music playing]
But I saw her at 10 pm, Mr. Choudhury.
How is that possible?
The inspector said that Prerna died between 6 to 7 pm.
So, the one you saw was not Prerna.
It was Prerna's soul.
I also saw her when her dead body was being taken away.
Prerna's spirit came in front of me.
How...
One minute.
That means what Babaji said is true.
Ghosts, spirits, souls,
those whom others can't see, you can see them.
I can also hear them, Mr. Choudhury.
Prerna's spirit was telling me this over and over
that she didn't do that.
- What didn't she do? - I don't know.
Prerna's mother-in-law said
that she used to come to her maternal home
and say that her husband asks for jewellery and cash from her.
Such disgusting people.
Wait a second. One minute.
That means Prerna's spirit wants to tell you
that she didn't steal anything.
She didn't steal anything from her marital home.
Instead,
the jewellery she had belonged to her.
Yes. That's what I also think.
One more thing.
Prerna's mother-in-law said
that she wanted to hurt her child.
But how is that possible?
When we saw her dead body, she had a small sweater.
I think she made that for her child.
The mother who was weaving a sweater for her child for winter,
why would she hurt her child?
You are right.
She would never hurt her child.
She loved her child.
In fact, she didn't steal anything.
I don't know why, but I feel this case is about dowry harassment.
Prerna's in-laws would have asked for money from her.
And jewellery.
She couldn't bear that pressure.
She didn't have a solution, and she committed suicide.
[screaming]
'- Hey, what happened? - Hey.'
[door closes]
What you are saying is the worst crime in society.
Mr. Choudhury.
Something was happening between them that day
which was the worst.
A woman killed herself out of helplessness.
What could be worse than that?
A sin.
Or a sinister being.
Meera.
[chandelier shattering]
Are you fine?
[pensive music playing]
- This... - Wait a minute.
Let me check. Wait here.
[pensive music playing]
What was that?
[window closes]
[window opens]
[wind whooshing]
La. La. La.
Lalita.
[screaming]
[gasping]
[panting]
[wind whooshing]
I saw her there.
Meera, are you sure
that was not a nightmare you had?
I don't have dreams while I am awake, Mr. Choudhury.
I saw the lady at the height of the second-floor balcony.
Right there.
Let's go and check.
[grunting]
[eerie music playing]
[fire crackling]
[eerie music playing]