A forbidden forest, a mysterious lost doll, and a child's body hosting another soul — this is a chilling tale
of grief, possession, and the ultimate sacrifice of love.
When Samrat's first wife dies during childbirth, he marries Barsha, and they have a daughter, Rimi. But
his son from the first marriage, Ritam, refuses to accept Barsha as his mother. One day, while on a
picnic, Ritam and Rimi discover a strange doll deep in the forest — and Rimi goes missing. She is found
days later, but something about her has drastically changed.
Soon, disturbing events shake the family. Rimi tries to attack Ritam, and Barsha is seriously injured while
stopping her. Barsha’s sister, Bani, claims this is not a medical issue but a spiritual one. Samrat seeks
help from Father Bijon, who confirms that Rimi is possessed and needs an exorcism — but only with soil
from the same forest.
As Samrat and Sudip return to the forest to retrieve it, they meet Nandini, a woman searching for her son
Sayon’s lost doll. Sayon has been in a coma for years, and the doll was his favorite.
Just when the exorcism is about to begin, a mysterious man named Palash intervenes, claiming Rimi will
recover only if she’s handed over to him. But soon, it’s revealed — Palash is a spirit who transferred
Sayon’s soul into Rimi’s body, allowing the comatose boy to live a normal life through her.
The story ends in a haunting exorcism. Palash’s soul dissipates into the air, Sayon’s spirit returns to his
own body, and Rimi finally regains her innocence — free from the weight of a soul not her own.
