| Director | Mohan Govind |
|---|---|
| Country | India |
| Box office | ₹5 crore |
A man returns home with gifts, including a miniature mummy sarcophagus resembling King Tut's. That night, the electricity cuts out and strange events unfold after he confesses to his children that he once pushed a basketball player, causing his death. The player's spirit appears and kills him.
A news debate follows, featuring app developer Kayal, who claims her app can communicate with spirits. A panellist mentions a tiny ancient mummy, created by an Egyptian queen to contain negative energies, now located somewhere in Chennai.
Restaurant owner Nalan hopes to marry Kayal, but her police officer brother, Prem, disapproves and pushes her towards a wealthier suitor, Aravind. Meanwhile, a small mummy sarcophagus is left behind by a customer at Nalan's restaurant, after which strange occurrences begin in the kitchen, including a mysteriously appearing sweet dish of extraordinary taste.
When Nalan's benefactor Veera and later Aravind are both murdered, Prem suspects Nalan each time. Kayal and Nalan join forces, using her app to investigate. They uncover that the restaurant once belonged to Mitra, a gifted cook who suffered severe amnesia after being struck by a cricket ball. Her condition was exploited horrifically — she was repeatedly raped by the building's watchman, and later gang-raped by the secretary, Veera, Aravind, and the watchman. When her mother discovered the truth, she was murdered and buried. Mitra was killed in a staged explosion.
The mummy's presence raises the spirits of Mitra and her mother, who exact revenge on each perpetrator. With justice served, the two spirits are reunited and depart in peace.