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Sonakshi, Shilpa step out together in 'I-scream-fest'

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November 09, 2025

The film starts off with an AI (Artificial Intelligence) generated flashback of events which leads us to the introduction of 'Dhana Pishaachini' (Sonakshi Sinha, presented like never before) and 'Pishaacha Bandhan'.

- Satish Sundaresan

Amid all this, the story leads us to the introduction of the businessman Shiva (Sudheer Babu), who is also a never-say-never ghost hunter by choice.

Shiva, who gets a recurring dream of a lady wanting to kill an infant with a knife, sets on a mission to decode it while unearthing myths associated with ghosts and demons.

A chance meeting with the archaeological researcher’s character played by Divya Khossla (special appearance) gets translated into their romance. Eventually, she also becomes Shiva’s partner in crime in ghost hunting. Due to a certain unexpected turn of events, Shiva finds himself a few explanations away from decoding his haunting dream.

Shiva’s parents drop a truth bombshell on him about his real parents. Shiva gets the shock of his life when he discovers something extremely unexpected about his parents. Around this time, Shiva also gets entrusted with the uphill responsibility of overpowering ‘Dhana Pishaachini’ from casting her evil spell!

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