| Director | Vishal Furia |
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The story picks up seven years after the events of the first film. Sakshi lives with her now seven-year-old daughter Ishani and Inspector Samar.
Ishani suffers from a rare condition that makes sunlight lethal to her — a protection by design to shield her from dark forces. Ishani is suddenly kidnapped by sinister villagers linked to her mother's ex-husband, Rajbir’s village cult. Sakshi and Inspector Samar return to the haunted sugarcane fields and the cursed village to save her daughter and confront supernatural threats.
They uncover the cult led by a shape-shifting high-priestess, Daasi Maa, and patriarchal elders engaged in child marriage and sacrificial rituals for immortality. Sakshi discovers eerie underground labyrinths where young brides are imprisoned and exploited. Amidst the scenario, she discovers Rani, who gets killed and dragged away by the still-alive Rajbir. The latter whips Sakshi unconscious and leaves her in the spiraling staircase of a well.
When Rajbir returns to drag away Sakshi's body, assuming her to be dead, he is killed by Sakshi, who is possessed by the spirits of Rani and all the murdered women. After this, Sakshi goes to the well to rescue Ishani while Samar fends off the rest of the cult. In the following chaos, Sakshi evokes a change in Daasi Maa's mindset for the better and manages to rescue Ishani, but ends up battling a half-human, cave-dwelling monster that sustains itself by preying on young girls (the creature for which all the sacrificial rituals were done). The reformed Daasi Maa also helps Sakshi by distracting the monster with her shape-shifted form.
Ishani is sent to safety under Daasi Maa’s care, but Sakshi is pulled back into the well by the monster using chains and remains trapped underground, gearing up for what appears to be another showdown (potentially leading to another sequel).