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Thousands of years ago, to vanquish the demon Raktabeeja,

Adi Parasakti brought forth the Sapta Matrukas (the Seven Divine Mothers).

Accompanied by Bhadrakali, they marched into battle against the formidable demon.

Raktabeeja possessed a unique and peculiar boon

the moment a drop of his blood touched the earth, thousands of new Raktabeejas would instantly arise from it.

Therefore, as the Sapta Matrukas wounded him,

Bhadrakali consumed his blood before it could reach the ground, preventing the birth of more demons.

Thus, the annihilation of the demon was complete.

To bless her devotees in this Kali Yuga,

Goddess Varahi manifested herself along with her six divine energies near the village of Mahendragiri.

The great Sage Agastya commissioned the construction of a magnificent temple for the Goddess.

This is the sacred Mahendragiri Varahi temple.

1826 — Bhadrapada Shuddha Panchami

1826

Bhadrapada Shuddha Panchami...

The day Goddess Varahi, once the embodiment of peace, transformed into a fierce deity.

1993 — Ashwayuja Bahula Amavasya 1993 — Ashwayuja Bahula Amavasya

Greetings, sir.

Greetings!

Somayya, how is your health?

It is alright, sir.

I was planning to stop by the hospital this afternoon.

Don’t come to the hospital today.

I am heading to Hyderabad to visit my son at his hostel.

Okay sir.

Come tomorrow.

Alright, sir. I’ll take my leave now. - Take care.

Today marks the 33rd birthday of our Rajendra Varma.

O' Mother, bless him and keep him safe.

Om Namo Varahi..

MAHENDRAGIRI - 35 Km

[Portraits of the Mahendragiri lineage ancestors who died under Goddess Varahi’s curse]

I’m good-looking, right?

Happy birthday, Rajendra.

You call your husband by his name? No shame, huh?

Come...

Watch out!

Careful!

The priest sent the prasadam, madam.

Mom!

Good morning!

Sujatha... take the prasad.

You eat.

What happened? Why are you crying?

It's my birthday today. Everyone should be happy, right?

What's wrong?

Why does everyone look like they've lost someone?

Okay, okay... I get it.

Because of Mother Varahi’s curse on our lineage, every man in our family dies at the age of 33.

And since today is my 33rd birthday... today I’m...

that’s it, right?

Okay, okay, no problem. What time is it now?

If you just tell me what time I’m going to go ..this evening or tonight

at least everyone can fully enjoy the birthday celebrations!

Come on, Mom..

Ever since I was a child, you've brainwashed me into believing I’d die at 33.

You’ve practically hypnotized me, to the point where I’ve actually started to believe it myself!

I don’t know if that curse will ever actually kill me,

but with the psychological torture you’re putting me through, I’m dying a little bit every single day.

Seriously, tell me.. doesn’t your Goddess Varahi have anything better to do?

Is she just sitting there, waiting for me to turn 33 just so she can finish me off?

Rajendra!

Rajendra, don't speak of Mother Varahi that way.

It's not right.

Oh, look who's talking!

You were raised abroad, you're highly educated...

you’re the one who told me you didn't believe in these superstitions.

That’s exactly why I liked you...

because you were an atheist!

And now, here you are, treating the prasad as sacred and talking about curses and sins.

Oh, is this all my mom’s training?

She can change anyone.

Okay.

Listen, Mom. If Dad died at 33, it’s because he was a drunkard who ruined his liver.

If Grandpa died at 33, it’s because he was a diabetic who ate kilos of sweets a day.

But I am not them. I am fit, and I am healthy.

Okay... okay.

Enough of this.

Today, I’m going to prove to you that there is no curse on our family.

I’m going to go stand right in front of the Varahi temple.

Let’s see how she kills me! I’m going to prove it to you once and for all, Mom.

Mom, let me go.

Rajendra...

let’s assume what you’re saying is true for a moment.

But why did every man in our family die on their birthday?

And they weren't natural deaths... they were all accidents.

None of them died of natural causes.

How do you explain that?

It’s precisely because there is no logical explanation that I’ve been tolerating all of this until now.

If I knew the truth, I wouldn’t have to suffer.

It's hard when it happens to us.

It's hell when it happens to our own.

I lived through that hell when your father passed away.

Please mom.

I cannot lose you too.

Please Mom.

The priest strictly warned us not to let you step outside today.

If you have even an ounce of love for me,

please... just listen to me this one time.

Fine! Fine. I won’t go anywhere. — Please, I’m begging you.

Fine! Fine. I won’t go anywhere.

I’ll stay right here in the house.

Are you happy now?

Just calm down, okay?

Look at you, look at her... what is this chaos?

Enough with the theatrics.

And by the way…

I’m staying because my mother asked me to, not because I’m afraid of some curse or Goddess.

Okay?

Greetings. Thank you.

Thank you.

May you live a hundred years and continue to help those in need, son!

A hundred years? They say I’m done at thirty-three.

Sir, Phone...

Hello?

Your sister has gone into labor.

We’ve rushed her to the hospital.

We’re all quite worried...

Mom, they admitted my sister to the hospital. Come on, let's go.

Rajendra!

Sorry.

Come.

Namaste.

Namaste.

Namaste.

Distribute them to everyone.

Mom!

Rajendra!

What happened? Sujatha.

Start the vehicle. What happened?

Pains... contractions

Have your contractions started?

Start the vehicle, Kondayya.

We’ll be at the hospital. Let's go to the hospital immediately.

Kondayya!

No!

I can't...

Mom, why isn't he starting the car?

Should I send her?

Who?

A midwife!

A midwife? Mom, what era are we living in?

Sujata, we’re going to the hospital!

Mom!

You said our family is cursed because of a woman's curse, didn't you?

Now we must make sure we don't bring another woman's curse upon ourselves.

No, Rajendra! Don’t go! — Don’t talk, Mom.

No, Rajendra! Don’t go!

Rajendra.

Kondayya, start the vehicle. Let’s follow them.

Madam, the car isn’t starting.

10 minutes, we'll be there, okay? Just 10 minutes... we'll be there.

Why did the labor pains start so suddenly?

I can’t take this pain!

There’s still time before your delivery, right? Okay, 10 minutes... we'll be there in 10 minutes.

We'll be there in 10 minutes, okay?

Rajendra!

What happened? Please hold on a little longer.

Just a little longer… we’re almost there!

Shit!

MAHENDRAGIRI VARAHI

Madam, I’m sorry.

Your son didn't die in the accident.

It appears his heart was pierced by something resembling powerful, sharp claws

Two giant claw marks! The curse is real...

Mother Varahi has taken him.

Do you see? He died exactly at thirty-three, just as predicted.

What about my daughter-in-law?

Madam, at the crash site, we found tiger-like paw prints near where your daughter-in-law was.

I think you daughter-in-law too...

We are still searching for her body.

Your son's postmortem report will be ready soon.

The day after Shakuntala Devi’s son, Rajendra Varma, passed away...

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL - Vijayanagaram ...on September 1, 1993,

...on September 1, 1993,

her daughter gave birth to a baby boy.

His name is… Narendra Varma.

Priest, have you read my grandson Narendra Varma’s horoscope?

I have examined the boy’s stars, Mother.

Your fears are not unfounded.

Families may branch out, but the blood remains the same.

Just as he is the rightful heir to your vast wealth, he is also the heir to the Goddess’s curse.

Is there no end to this cycle, Priest?

There is a way, Mother.

Every year, perform special rituals in the boy’s name.

Pray fervently to the Mother Goddess, seeking liberation from this ancient curse.

"Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi..!"

"Even the decree of death cannot breach her divine boundary.."

"The Divine Mother’s wrath knows no limit.."

"Is this eternal path to salvation destined to change.. Varahi!"

"The roaring echo that resounds will never fade.. "

"Even the burning funeral pyre reducing all to ashes isn't enough.. "

"Is this the endless cycle of birth and death.. Varahi!"

"Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi..!"

Hey Satyam,

I’m heading to the Balwinder Singh Temple. Are you coming along?

Hello, sir!

My name is Dulam Srinu, and I’ll be your guide.

Dula Srinu?

"It’s not Dula, it’s Dulam.

Say it with me: Du… Lam… Srinu."

Mr. Dulam, we usually see temples dedicated to Gods.

It’s quite unusual to see a temple built for a man. Why is that?

Whether God or man, what truly matters in times of peril is humanity, sir.

That very humanity is divinity.

Our Balwinder Singh gave his life for this nation, yet he continues to watch over and protect us all.

That is why we built this temple in his honor.

Did you know? Every night, Balwinder Singh’s spirit visits this temple.

He accepts the offerings of fruit and milk left for him.

What more proof do you need, sir,

to know that Singh Ji’s soul is still among us?

So, Balwinder Singh’s spirit comes here every night to take the fruit and milk...

Excuse me! Hello?

Cameras are not allowed here.

Oh, sorry, sorry... I’ll put it away.

Wow, the security here is incredibly tight.

They spotted the camera the moment I pulled it out.

That’s only during the day.

After 6:00 PM, you won't see a soul for miles around this place.

And even if someone tries to stay, Balwinder Singh’s spirit simply won't allow it.

Are you done with your 'Temple Run'?

It seems our sir has turned into quite the devotee!

Devotee? Nothing.

What happened?

Is this some kind of setup?

Hey, Mom’s calling… - Oh!

Hi Sidhu! - Sidhu, how are you?

Have you eaten?

It's very cold there... wear a sweater.

Let him speak.

Sathyam, take care of Sidhu.

You didn't even answer my call this morning.

I don't understand. Please, one at a time.

Mom's been nagging me since last night, saying you never called.

Why didn't you call her last night?

Wait.

Look here…

He's fine.

He hasn't picked up any of my calls since yesterday.

Come on, wish him.

Why hasn't he answered my calls?

Hey, take good care of him.

Oh, come on! He's not a little kid.

Get him married, and he'll have kids of his own.

By the way, did you go there for sightseeing, or are you up to your 'Burning Truth' antics again?

Look, the bird… I shot it a while ago.

No, we’re just here for sightseeing. — Yes.

Take care.

Okay, bye.

Bye.

Set up the camera.

Just a second… all set. Ready? Go!

Welcome to your favorite YouTube channel, The Burning Truth (Nippulanti Nijam).

Tonight, we are embarking on a daring adventure.

Right near the India-Bhutan border,

we are going to expose the frauds being carried out in the name of 'spirits,' right before your very eyes!

Perfect!

Hey, Satyam.

Siddhu!

Look over there… that’s the Balwinder Singh Temple.

All set to go.

Hey

Siddhu...

Look! I think it's a wild boar.

To hell with the hallucinations! Focus!

No, listen to me…

Careful.

Hey!

Siddhu!

Siddhu! The video feed has cut out!

Siddhu...

Siddhu...

Shit!

Siddhu...

Hey!

Siddhu...

Look at his audacity, sir!

Even after you threatened him, he still dared to do this.

He came here to expose the truth about Balwinder Singh's soul, sir.

If he managed to breach this much security and get here... he is not ordinary.

He has arrived, sir.

Siddharth,

Why did you come all the way from Hyderabad to sneak into the Balwinder Singh Temple

a site under military jurisdiction... in the dead of night?

Aren't you all deceiving the public in the name of God?

No one here is deceiving anyone.

If this isn't deception, then what is it?

Do you have any idea how many innocent lives in India’s... are being consumed by terrorism?

Our enemy country is exploiting their poverty to smuggle guns and drugs across the border.

It was during this crisis that a rumor took hold: the spirit of Balwinder Singh is restless

prowling these lands to punish those who commit treason.

As fear took root, crime and treason quickly dwindled.

Because this fear serves the nation, we allow it to persist.

As a soldier of the... Army, I have only one piece of advice

whatever you do, do it for the good of your country.

Your camera was destroyed in the fight yesterday.

Here is your memory card.

We don't need this.

Sir!

Hey, it’s me, Sidharth.

Don't worry Don't panic

You're alright, aren't you?

I’m fine... I’m okay.

Nothing happened to me, and nothing happened to you.

Man, when the signal suddenly cut out, I was scared to death!

I rushed over as fast as I could. What happened out there?

I saw him... the spirit of Balwinder Singh at the temple. I lost consciousness,

but someone saved me.

I don’t know who. Let’s just go.

The spirit of Balwinder Singh?

Really?

Superstition can occasionally do some good, but blind faith is always a double-edged sword.

Come.

Ugh… there goes our chance of getting any subscribers.

As long as there are humans on this earth

scams in the name of spirits will never go out of style.

Our business is safer than ever.

Come... - Okay.

O Mother, You alone must protect my brother, Narendra Varma.

Narendra, What's this?

Grandma, she's Preethi.

Greetings to you all. My name is Preethi.

Narendra and I studied at the same college.

I fell in love with him...

and he loved me dearly as well.

But when we spoke of marriage he told me about the curse haunting your lineage.

Then why did you proceed with the marriage, knowing the risks?

Have you ever heard of the great scholar Vishwanatha Shastry of Kashi?

Yes, we have.

He is a renowned pandit.

He is my grandfather.

I spoke to him about this curse.

He assured me that there is indeed a remedy.

There is no scripture he hasn't studied, nor any mantra he hasn't mastered.

Narendra is no longer just your grandson he is my husband.

And above all else protecting my husband’s life is my primary duty, isn't it?

It is that very faith that will protect our Narendra.

I’ve checked both of their horoscopes.

From this moment on, everything shall be auspicious.

We have found a divine and favorable date exactly one month from now.

We are finalizing that time.

Now, the bride and groom may exchange rings.

Hey, three roses.

Oh, you're in a great mood!

The engagement is happening, isn’t it, sir?

What is your name, sir?

My name is Satyam.

Who do you belong to?

What do you mean?

I mean… who are your parents?

My parents... - Sathyam!

He’s my brother...

my own brother.

Yes

he’s my brother.

We share the same village, the same district, and the same state!

Priest,

what are you calculating so seriously?

I seem to have made a slight error in the previous astrological readings..

I found a minor flaw in the boy’s horoscope.

A flaw?

Oh, there’s no need to panic, madam.

Rajeev’s horoscope suggests potential property disputes and land litigations in the future.

As a remedy, you must perform rituals at the Mother Varahi temple.

The Varahi temple?

Where is it located?

In Kashi.

With the wedding only a month away... - Dad, can you please stop this?

This talk of land and property disputes... we don't have any, and they won't happen either.

Besides, where is the vast wealth for us to even fight over?

Even if there were, I’m saying it right now... I don't want anything; I’ll sign everything over to Rajeev.

You’re spoiling our mood with all this astrological nonsense.

Agreeing to this priest and this ritual was my biggest mistake.

What do you mean you agreed? Just stay calm.

Priest... you mentioned the Varahi ritual; can’t we just perform it here at home?

Mom!

Siddhu!

Aunty.

I just saw a Reel earlier about a Mahendragiri village near Vizianagaram.

Apparently, there’s a Varahi temple there.

It would be much faster if we went there, wouldn't it, Priest?

That’s the best plan.

Can we perform the pooja there? — Yes, you can do it there as well.

You just won’t change, will you?

We are just like this; it’s simply our nature...

Besides, when Aunty asks, it’s not really a request.. it’s a command.

Let's go to Mahendragiri.

I sketched this after seeing the idol at the temple.

This is exactly how Mother Mutyalamma appears.

Greetings. -Greetings.

How are you? - Fine.

Next week is our Mother Varahi festival.

We were hoping you’d make the necessary arrangements for us…

Oh, certainly.

Please come by the house this evening and we'll talk.

Okay sir. - Okay sir.

Let's go.

Rudra!

Are you taking him to the hospital? - Yes sir.

That’s wonderful,

That’s wonderful, Mr. Varma.

Rudra is very dear to us;

I’ve been looking after him since he was very young.

Hey, are you feeding him properly?

Yes, sir, I am.

Be careful.

Sure sir.

See you Rudra.

Come, Inspector.

Greetings. - Greetings

Greetings. - Greetings

The ritual is now complete.

This is Mother Varahi’s sacred thread.

Mother, please bless us. - Please...

All will be well.

Thank you, Swami.

See you.

Be blessed.

This temple, the sight of the Goddess, this sacred thread of the Goddess…

it’s all quite amazing

I know almost everything about you and your family

except for one thing: the curse.

So, it’s the curse you’re really curious about, isn’t it?

I’ll tell you.

So...

Sir, this time, you are the one destined to die.

Do you really believe that a sin committed by someone else will fall upon you?

Why did you take the Ayyappa vow (Deeksha)?

So that the grace of Lord Ayyappa remains upon me and my family, sir.

If there's any flaw in your vow, the whole family will suffer, won't they?

Definitely.

Why should your family suffer because of a mistake you made?

Also, if you perform the Deeksha correctly, why shouldn't your family prosper?

Think about it.

A mistake was made by our lineage.

The Goddess, who should have blessed us, is now angry.

These riches and our social status... they were all given by Her.

I never questioned why She blessed me so much.

So I have no right or authority to question why She is angry now.

You are a good man, sir.

Nothing will happen to you.

Perhaps Mother Varahi will show us a solution through Vishwanath Shastri.

Come, let’s go.

Come.

I won't go anywhere, Brother.

I’ll stay right here with you.

Mother Varahi will protect me, Aadhya.

That’s why your sister-in-law asked her grandfather, Vishwanath Shastri, to come.

There’s no danger until my 33rd birthday.

Your exams will be over by then, so come back then.

Focus on your exams for now

we are all safe here.

Is that okay?

You’re a perfect Indian, man!

Covering all religions.

So, what exactly is the scam going on here?

There’s a Fakir here who claims to call upon the spirits of the dead and talk to them.

Spirits?

Shit!

I just remembered an urgent meeting, man. Hey, I'm leaving...

I'll come back later.

Where? - Urgent meeting...

Besides, what is this talking to spirits nonsense?

What terrible superstition!

I’ve believed in superstitions strongly since I was a child.

Still, instead of talking to the living, why talk to the dead?! I'm hurt, I'm leaving.

Hey, wait.

What?

Really?

Is it?

I am coming.

I'm coming right now, don't worry...

He's talking on Bluetooth.

Let's go.

This is all a conspiracy!

Disgraceful!

It’s nothing but treachery and fraud!

This is all fake.

It's all fake, isn't it?

Yes, that's right.

They took my money and let me speak to my wife's spirit for just two minutes. Then they cut me off.

Sir, there are so many things a husband and wife need to talk about.

Sir...

if you’re going in, make sure you negotiate a 'package' for the time and money beforehand.

Bye sir.

Disgusting! It's all fake.

Why are we going there if we already know the truth?

Please man.. don't. - Come on, let’s go.

Hey Siddhu, why is this path so terrifying? - Silence.

This is the secret way in.

I got the blueprint of the building.

[Fakir reciting prayers]

Hey, madam...

who is the woman in this painting?

Mutyalamma.

Mutyalamma?

Mutyalamma?

Focus your mind entirely on that painting.

Mutyalamma!

Descend from the celestial realm to the earth!

Come down!

Madam wishes to speak with your soul!

Mutyalamma!

Come down!

Come...

Mutyalamma has arrived!

She's arrived.

Mutyalamma has arrived!

She's arrived.

Hey, let's go man.

Something went wrong somewhere.

Tell me, what exactly happened?

One hundred and fifty years ago...

she fell victim to a grave injustice committed by my ancestors.

Baba...

please, find a way for me to meet her spirit.

I must seek her forgiveness. I beg of you, Baba..

please...

please, Baba.

Come to me tomorrow, during the sacred hours of the full moon night.

I will summon the spirit of Mutyalamma.

Siddhu!

Rajeev!

Mom! -Where are you guys?

Why did you throw away the cigarette?

You...

This guy!

No matter how old he gets, one call from Mom and he comes running.

Siddhu!

What Mom?

What is it, Mom?

We have a sacred occasion coming up at home.

This incense smoke is auspicious

it will ward off any evil spirits that might be lurking.

Evil spirits?

Then why are you blowing it all over me?

Because the biggest evil spirit is the one that doesn't believe in God... and that’s you! This is for that.

See? This is what I call 'over-action.' Go on,

Go on

Okay, I’m going.

This incense smoke is auspicious;

it will ward off any evil spirits that might be lurking.

Evil spirits? Then why are you blowing it all over me?

Because the biggest evil spirit is the one that doesn't believe in God...and that’s you!

Come to me tomorrow, during the sacred hours of the full moon night.

I will summon the spirit of Mutyalamma.

Satyam!

Hey Satyam!

What happened?

How could you possibly see a spirit?

That’s exactly what I wanted to talk to you about.

Tell me, who do you love most in this world?

Answer what I asked.

Who do you love the most?

You, Rajeev, and Mom and Dad.

Other than us?

Is there anyone you truly admire?

King Nagarjuna.

Just a minute.

Are you going to call him?

More than that.

Look at this… it’s a video of King Nagarjuna.

Focus on this.

What's going on, man? – Just focus, man.

Nagarjuna is coming now.

Really?

Focus...

Nagarjuna is coming now.

Nagarjuna is coming now.

Nagarjuna has arrived!

Where?

Look over there.

How is this possible?

That was the effect of a hallucinogenic drug.

Now, set up the camera.

Madam, please come in.

Muthyalamma!

[Fakir reciting prayers]

Spirit of Mutyalamma, appear! Descend, O spirit of Mutyalamma!

Almighty God, send forth the spirit of Mutyalamma!

Wow, she's gorgeous, bro!

Aah! Hey, who are you?!

The Fakir you met yesterday is an absolute fraud, ma'am.

I was right there yesterday.

He threw that drug into the fire, created a scene, and diverted all our focus onto Muthyalamma's photo.

At that moment, our brain only processed what he suggested, and that's what Visualized in front of our eyes.

That’s why, under the hypnotic effect of the smoke created by that drug, we believed we saw Muthyalamma...

and when she vanished, we believed that too.

So... what the Fakir sprinkled wasn't incense powder?

It is a highly hallucinogenic drug.

Then didn't he see Muthyalamma?

No! Because he and his disciples had already taken the antidote for that drug.

What should I do now?

This is the antidote to that drug.

Take this and do exactly as I say. That will be enough.

Pleas don't.

Hey! Stop it, man!

Sir.. sir.. please leave me, sir! I made a mistake, please forgive me, sir!

Sir.. please spare me, sir!

I don't even know who Mutyalamma is... this whole thing has become a nightmare for me!

Good job! So finally, you cracked this case as well.

What happened, man? You're happy, right?

Hey... everyone who came here brought photographs of deceased people,

but why did this girl bring an old painting?

Something about 200 years old, some curse... doesn't all this feel a bit mysterious?

Who knows, man.

Shall we go and ask her?

That girl?

Where is she now?

Look, she's leaving... she's leaving... gone!

Hey! Excuse me! Hey! - She's gone, man!

dammit!

Grandpa!

Wishing you a long and healthy life.

Please come in.

Swami! Swami!

Shall we go?

O Mother Varahi...

Madam...

These Photos...

Priest, these are the men of the Mahendragiri lineage who perished under Mother Varahi’s unrelenting curse.

The death toll keeps rising, yet the curse shows no sign of ending.

If anything were to happen to my Narendra now,

I wouldn't be able to survive the grief.

Madam, as long as I am here, no harm shall befall the boy.

I will not allow it.

Bring me his celestial charts immediately.

Born under the star of Uttara Ashadha...

the charts reveal a clear Apamrutyu Dosham (untimely death).

But do not fear.

What God has written, man can alter through the power of ancient spells and sacred rituals.

So… will Narendra be freed from the threat of an untimely death, Swami?

Absolutely. It will.

We must perform the Sahasra Mrityunjaya Homam.

This is the sanctified offering of the Supreme Lord.

Place it in your prayer room.

On your upcoming 33rd birthday,

you must lay this offering at the feet of Mother Varahi.

Do not let it slip from your grasp.

May all be auspicious.

May you be blessed with a long life.

While I stand guard, the Varahi curse shall no longer hold any power over you.

Madam, we must perform our secret chants alone within the Varahi temple tonight.

Kesava, let's go.

Master,

They say that at night, Goddess Varahi roams the temple grounds in her fierce form.

Entering that place at this hour is forbidden.

Forbidden? For us?

Even the gods are bound by the power of the mantras...

and those mantras are bound to me, Vishwanath Shastri!

Kesava, start the vehicle.

[Chanting a mantra]

[Chanting a mantra]

Kesava!

Master!

Just a minute, Master.

The vehicle suddenly stopped. I'll get out and check.

[Chanting]

[Chanting]

Kesava!

I've completed my japa as well.

Kesava!

Kesava!

How much longer?

Kesava!

Kesava!

Kesava!

Grandpa!

Hello, Doctor.

Based on our preliminary analysis, he sustained two deep, fatal wounds to his chest.

These weren't caused by a knife;

they appear to be punctures from large, sharp claws.

They pierced his heart with such force and precision that he died instantly on the spot.

He tried to defy Mother Varahi’s curse, and he paid for it with his life!

Now, what will become of the rest of us?

Did he die after being pierced by two fangs?

It was probably a wild boar.

Don't say that... you'll invite bad luck.

This is Mother Varahi's wrath!

She took his life and cast his body right here, at the gates of her temple!

Once her anger is ignited,

the entire Mahendragiri lineage is doomed!

And it won't stop with them... it’s not just their fate; it’s the end for the whole village!

I am Mahendra Bhupati!

I'm the one responsible for the curse on our bloodline.

Come over to us soon.

Come over to us soon.

Come over to us soon.

Narendra! What’s wrong? What happened?

Ever since I was a child, I’ve lived with the prophecy that I would die at thirty-three.

Over time, the fear of death has completely overshadowed my will to live.

As the days count down, the terror of being separated from you only grows stronger.

The fate written on my palm can never be changed.

The death of the great Vishwanath Shastri proves that.

I’m terrified...

Nothing is going to happen to you, Narendra.

Remember what the priest told us?

He asked us to offer the sacred prasadam given by Grandpa at the feet of Goddess Varahi on your birthday.

She will protect you.

Oh God, I can’t believe you dragged me to a place like this.

What will my YouTube fans think?

Not fans...subscribers.

Fine, whatever! This is all your fault.

As soon as we’re back in Hyderabad, I’m resigning from the YouTube team.

Resigning from the world’s number one YouTube channel?

What about my income? My bonus? My kids' future?! Oh, God!

Bloody YouTube channel.

What's this?

Oh god!

Don't be frightened.

That’s Goddess Varahi’s divine vehicle. Narendra Varma is very fond of it.

Siddhu, could you do me a small favor?

No, I won’t.

I accidentally left the saree meant for the Goddess back at the house.

Could you go and fetch it for me? Please?

From all the way back there? Now?

Wait.. wait.. wait.

There is a place called Mahendragiri 35 km from here; it can be brought from there.

Really?

How do you know?

I don't know... I just figure things out.

I saw a milestone on our way here.

Go dear.

Go quickly and come right back.

Come back quickly.

Careful.

Why are you taking me? - Come on, let’s go.

[Chants]

Dear... Priest is here.

Greetings, sir.

Greetings, sir. - Please perform the ritual in the Son's name.

Oh!

Okay, just wait a little.

The Goddess’s special pooja is complete.

He’s been freed from the curse.

The Goddess’s protection is now upon him.

May you be blessed with a long life.

Hail Mother Varahi!

Mr. Varma, the auspicious moments of your 33rd birthday are approaching.

Don’t worry, madam.

Mother Varahi is with us.

Hail Goddess Varahi!

Mahendra Giri Varahi.

Greetings. - Greetings.

Greetings.

Greetings.

Grandma, I'll be right back.

Narendra!

Nothing will happen.

I'll be right back.

Narendra.

Rudra!

Hey, Rudra.

Hey, Rudra.

Stop.

Stop.

Hey, Rudra.

Our Rajeev.. - Hey, Rudra.

Rudra! Rudra!

Rajeev!

Rajeev!

Rajeev! - Rajeev!

Rajeev!

Brother!

Siddhu!

Rajeev!

Rajeev!

Hey!

Isn't it very important to save even my husband's life?

" Oh, this life is fleeting…"

"Oh, this life is fleeting…"

"Oh, this life is fleeting…"

"Oh, this life is fleeting…"

" Yesterday, you were here, Today, you’re gone like a dream…"

" Is this the silent wound That tears my heart apart?"

" Yesterday, you were here, Today, you’re gone like a dream…"

" Is this the silent wound That tears my heart apart?"

" Right before my eyes, You slowly faded away…"

"How could I ever forget you?"

"How could I?"

"How could I?"

Families may branch out, but the blood remains the same.

Just as he is the rightful heir to your vast wealth, he is also the heir to the Goddess’s curse.

Aadhya!

I need to talk to you.

Tell me, ma'am...

- Is Rajeev your son?

What are you talking about, ma'am?

Your Rajeev's date of birth is September 1st, 1991.

That is the date on Rajeev's birth certificate.

That day was Bhadrapada Shuddha Panchami.

The day my son Rajendra and daughter-in-law Sujata died.

But we couldn’t find Sujata’s body that day.

On that same day, Narendra Varma was born to my daughter.

Which means, Narendra died on his 33rd birthday recently.

That day was also your Rajeev's birthday.

His 33rd birthday.

He came to Goddess Varahi's temple and died.

What's so strange about that?

Trying to save your Narendra, our Rajeev also died. It's just an accident.

Anyway, we celebrate birthdays according to dates.

There's still a lot of time for September 1st.

We don't believe in these lunar dates, ma'am.

But in this Mahendragiri royal dynasty,

the lifespan of male children must be calculated according to lunar dates.

In this dynasty, no male child has survived past his 33rd birth tithi (lunar anniversary).

That is the curse of Goddess Varahi.

Rajeev's death reminds us of our dynasty's deaths.

I suspect that he is a child of this dynasty.

Think carefully. So many people ran in front of, behind, and beside that bull.

But why did it target only Narendra and Rajeev?

Aadhya...

Look at this and recall at least now.

Dad, please answer what she is asking.

I will tell you...

Rajeev... is her child.

This is the orphanage I was talking about.

We should select a good child.

They will show us three or four children. We can choose whoever we like.

There's no compulsion. We can come back again if you want.

Understood?

Oh no, hurry! Mary! She’s losing consciousness.

What happened? - Bring the BP machine!

Don't know.

I'll go and check there. - Okay. Gopi! Call Gopi!

Open your eyes, dear!

Breathe!

Mary, hurry up!

Just a minute...

Just a minute... Oh dear, she seems to be having convulsions!

Gopi!

Open your eyes, dear...

Oh no, why is she struggling to breathe?!

What happened, dear?

Poor thing, some lady has passed away.

Oh my goodness...

There is also a baby right next to her.

Look there, they are taking the baby.

Madam!

Yes, tell me.

My name is Srinivasa Rao, ma'am.

I have come from Hyderabad.

I called you the other day about adopting a baby, remember?

Is it you?

Yes, ma'am. And inside...

We don't know who she is. Yesterday someone left her here.

She was heavily injured and pregnant.

Just a while ago, she gave birth to the baby and passed away.

Can I... adopt him?

Even after 10 years of marriage, we had no children, ma’am.

So, we adopted Rajeev.

Two years later, our son was born.

No one knows this truth until now.

Rajeev wasn’t born from my womb, that’s all.

But he is my son.

He is more than a son to me, ma'am.

Take care of that grandson like the apple of your eye, dear.

VARANASI

[Devotional Sanskrit chants playing]

Madam...

We immersed Rajeev's ashes in the Kasi river.

Take the prasadam.

Father said we should perform some peace rituals where Rajeev died.

I will complete them and then leave.

Where will you stay until then?

I will adjust and stay somewhere, ma'am.

You cared for my grandson like your own life.

You are his younger brother.

So, you are also my grandson.

Stay here. Complete the rituals and then leave.

Please come in.

Rajeev, I have come to uncover the reason behind your death.

And I will uncover it at any cost!

What do you know about the curse on that royal dynasty?

Two hundred years ago, they all committed many heinous acts.

Maybe because of Goddess Varahi's curse they changed,

but they looked after the village people like their own children.

But, all of them dying like that is very saddening.

Thank you.

Siddhu... this is Muthyalamma.

I wanted to ask forgiveness from her soul and save my brother Narendra.

I need to speak with you personally.

[Sanskrit Sloka]

Do you know the meaning of this shloka?

No.

Even God Himself cannot alter karma. What are we mere mortals?

Does that mean all the deaths in the Mahendragiri royal dynasty for 200 years are the result of their own karma?

Absolutely.

They cannot escape the curse of Goddess Varahi.

Only that Mother knows what happened back then.

So... does this curse apply to future generations as well?

Yes. Future generations must also suffer this curse.

Because of Goddess Varahi’s curse,

no male child born into the Mahendragiri dynasty has lived beyond his 33rd birthday.

That day, a woman lay in front of our orphanage, covered in wounds.

She was pregnant and about to deliver at any moment.

She gave birth to a healthy baby boy, but passed away without even seeing him.

That was on September 1st.

The very same day,

Srinivasa Rao and his wife came from Hyderabad and adopted him.

You don't know who she was?

We don't know, son.

We had recently moved here from Calcutta.

We tried very hard to find out about her back then.

But the network connections we have now weren't available back then, right?

After two days, we took care of her funeral ourselves.

A few days after this incident, we couldn't run the orphanage anymore.

The bull killed Narendra, but why did it die too?

Actually, that bull had no health issues.

But it is unknown why it suddenly got triggered and why it targeted only those two.

According to the reports, it was a heart attack.

It's just a natural death.

It says here that it was a heart attack, Siddharth.

Since childhood, that bull was very close to Narendra Varma.

Precisely on his 33rd birth tithi, it killed him and your brother, and then died.

This contains the post-mortem reports of all the deaths in the Mahendragiri royal dynasty,

from the first death 150 years ago to the present day.

It also contains all investigation details from the British police back then to the AP police now.

Swami, behind every single death that has occurred so far, I have found only one clue.

What is that ?

Varahi.

Rajendra Varma's death, and his wife Sujata's body going missing...

both are very strange incidents that happened during my service.

We conducted an in-depth investigation. But we couldn't find even a single clue.

Back then, we had no choice but to believe that Goddess Varahi was behind all these deaths.

[Sanskrit Sloka]

Rajendra Varma's death, and his wife Sujata's body going missing...

both are very strange incidents that happened during my service.

We conducted an in-depth investigation.

But we couldn't find even a single clue.

[Sanskrit Sloka]

Siddu... actually, everyone thinks a tiger carried Sujata away.

But who saved her? and who admitted her to the orphanage?

Who? Could it be the villagers?

It wouldn't be the villagers.

If it were the villagers, they would have known about Sujata.

It must have been devotees visiting from outside, not the villagers.

No matter how much I think, I can't find a clue behind these deaths.

Everyone keeps saying it’s because of Varahi’s curse.

Siddhu!

Why is the steering locked?!

Why aren't the brakes working?!

Siddhu!

How did the car, which was supposed to fall into the valley, suddenly change direction?

Siddhu, this is Goddess Varahi's curse.

It has been passed down for generations.

Don't anger her by standing against her.

We cannot change this.

You saw what happened the other day, didn't you?

We narrowly escaped death!

Besides, Rajeev isn't even your biological elder brother, right?

What?

Look, ever since I gained consciousness, Rajeev has been my elder brother.

No one can change that until the day I die!

Hey, if frauds were happening somewhere in the name of God, I would go and stop them.

When people are dying here in the name of that same God, do you expect me to stay quiet?!

Look, whoever is responsible for Rajeev's death...

no matter who it is, even if it's God himself...

I won't spare them!

I had no choice but to believe that Goddess Varahi herself is behind all these deaths.

Behind every single death that has occurred so far, I found only one common clue... Varahi!

[Sanskrit Sloka]

Hello!

Siddhu... where are you?

Mahendragiri.

How have you been?

Just getting by.

The curse of Goddess Varahi is terrifying.

Come soon, please...

Okay.

Who is it?

I'm asking you...

Is anybody there?

Hey, stop.

You...

What happened to you wasn't an accident... it was an attack.

I have watched all your YouTube videos.

You, who claimed God does not exist... have you come here for a pacifying ritual?

You've come to investigate the deaths in Mahendragiri, haven't you?

Did you find out anything in your investigation, Siddhu?

Did you find anyone?

At least, did you suspect anyone?

The cause of these deaths... is the Goddess's curse.

How else could you find them?

The Goddess's curse?

For 200 years, in your family lineage, not a single man survived past 33 years.

If the cause of this is the Goddess's curse, and if it's the Goddess who killed them...

...then she's not a Goddess. She's a demon!

Siddhu!

The Goddess didn't kill them.

If she killed them, she's definitely not a Goddess.

If they all died because of her anger, didn't you and those before you...

...perform several rituals to pacify her?

Did she get pacified?

Did the deaths stop?

I wish the deaths would stop.

But I know they won't stop.

These questions have no answers.

With your investigation, you are only invoking her anger.

You already know what happened to Guruji.

This is dangerous for you too.

Don't drag Aadhya into this.

I've seen enough deaths.

If the Goddess gets angry this time, Mahendragiri will be ruined.

And we will be the cause of their deaths.

That shouldn't happen while I'm alive.

Please, leave this place. Leave.

I won't leave.

You can kick me out of your fortress.

Your people can banish me from this town.

But I will return......again and again,

until my investigation is complete.

Aadhya!

Aadhya! Aadhya! What happened?

What happened? - Aadhya!

What happened? - Aadhya!

Let's take her to the hospital. Let's go.

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL – VIZIANAGARAM

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL – VIZIANAGARAM

Madam, I had her tested to see if there was poison in her dinner...

...but all the reports came back normal.

See...

Aadhya's vital organs are slowly deteriorating one by one.

So, her chances of survival are 50-50. I'm sorry.

Don't drag Adhya into this.

Listen, O people, to this legendary tale, Of Varahi, the divine mother of Mahendragiri.

[Traditional folk tale]

The villagers held her dear as their own, A mother who blessed all who sought her refuge...

Tell us, about the legendary greatness of Goddess Varahi.

Yes, listen! Goddess Varahi has manifested in the village of Mahendragiri.

The villagers treated her like their own family.

But the royal rulers of Mahendragiri were ruthless tyrants.

They inflicted terrible atrocities on the people

dishonoring women, taking men's lives, and tormenting everyone with exorbitant interest rates!

During such a time, a severe famine struck Mahendragiri..

Mother, no matter how much hardship the Mahendragiri royal family caused, we endured it.

We are still enduring it.

As if that wasn't enough, you brought a drought upon us, Mother.

We are in a state where we can't even offer you food (Naivedyam).

We don't know where to go leaving you and this village behind.

Mother... You alone must save us, Mother! You alone must protect us!

What is all this?

So many flowers in this well... where did they come from?

Who decorated the Goddess like this?

How did these lamps light up?

At the feet of the Goddess...

That means...

That means...

Mother! Mother Varahi!

Mother, have you come to bless us in the form of this innocent little girl?

This is truly a great blessing! I am blessed, Mother… truly blessed!

She is Goddess Varahi's blessing,

Today is my 33rd birthday.

I wanted to taste a new beauty...

...but not a single new beauty is here!

I have tasted all of you.

Not one new beauty... tch.

Hey! Who is that? Who?

Muthyalamma

Give these flowers to me, the priest is calling you.

Someone is calling... - You go ahead.

Bring her over!

A new beauty...

Get on the vehicle.

Just a minute.

Dear...

I deliberately caught his eye because he was watching Muthyalamma.

No one should worry.

With the blessing of Goddess Varahi, I have been fortunate to save Muthyalamma.

In case I don't return...

...with my death, the atrocities of this Mahendragiri royal family must come to an end.

How long will you take? Hurry up!

Take care of Muthyalamma.

Mother Varahi!

Hey, what are you doing?

You... what are you doing?

Why are you smiling?

I have seen the future.

I know… I’m going to die.

But the very moment I die...

the downfall of your Mahendragiri royal dynasty will begin!

Really?

If you stay alive… - Your lineage might remain strong.

Is that so?

Let’s see about that. Now die!

Raja...

this girl has passed away.

What, she is dead?

Since she is dead, should I just leave her?

Take her inside!

I asked you to come, and you came and sat right beside me.

If I touch you… will you push me away?

You died for nothing, didn’t you?

Even so, I’m not going to let you go.

Amazing!

Hey!

Raja!

Don't come near me!

Hey!

Hey, stop.

You...

Hey, stop.

Hey!

Hey, stop.

Hey, stop.

No,... no!

No...

Dear! My dear...

Sir, I will beg you, Please, do not do anything to my child. Please!

My dear!

Please, do not do anything to my child.

She is the Goddess... She is Goddess Varahi's blessing,

Varahi ?

Which Varahi? Whose Varahi?

Sir, please don’t say that.

Let’s see if Varahi comes to save you! — No, sir… please don’t say that!

Daddy!

No!

How dare you?

And from that moment on…

And from that moment on… Goddess Varahi, in her fury, cursed the Bhoopathi lineage,

decreeing that no male child born into the family would live beyond the age of 33.

When she cast that curse, how do you think the royal family pleaded with her, sir?

How did they plead?

[Traditional folk tale]

"Oh... how do we stop these deaths, my lord... Mother, stop these deaths!"

"If all these deaths are to be stopped, We must plead to the Goddess..."

"Yes, sir! In this way, everyone realized that Goddess Varahi is our only savior.

No one else can stop these deaths!

They declared that the Goddess’s sacred feet are our sole refuge and that we must all pray to Goddess Varahi!"

Behind every single death that has happened so far, I found only one common clue...

Varahi.

At one point, I had no choice but to believe that Goddess Varahi herself was behind all these deaths.

After all, it was that Mother who cast the curse in the first place, wasn't it?

Varahi!

Varahi...!

After all, it was that Mother who cast the curse in the first place, wasn't it?

[Traditional folk tale]

Oh... Goddess Varahi... Your sacred feet are our only refuge..."

Until now, I believed there is no God, and that man can achieve anything he wants.

But now, Mother… I have lost before you.

I see no way out.

Here, take this. — What is it?

Goddess Varahi is the guardian deity of this Kasi crematorium.

Perform her Abishekam with turmeric and vermilion. The wish you desire will be fulfilled.

May it be auspicious.

They say that behind every death that has occurred in Mahendragiri over the past 200 years... lies you.

Everyone says the Goddess is killing them.

But I believe you’re a goddess who protects.

I need to know the secret behind every death that happens in your name.

I must know.

[Sanskrit Shlokas]

Hi.

There are no signals here.

My map is also not opening.

How do I go to Vizianagaram from here?

Go this way, there is only one route. 65 kilometres.

Only one route?

Is there any shortcut?

- No, only one route.

- Thank you. - Girls, you can leave now.

By the way, where are you going?

I'm going to Vizianagaram too.

Oh, you are also going to Vizianagaram?

Come, I'll drop you.

Hello, don't think so much.

You are in safe hands. Come, let's go.

My name is Vaishnavi. And yours?

Hello..

Siddharth.

Siddharth, nice name.

Siddharth, maybe you also like wandering at night like me?

Why are you so serious?

A person is serious in only two situations.

One, when they are in pain.

Second, when their loved ones are in pain.

Whatever the trouble is, it only brings pain, doesn't it?

Oh, so you are in trouble then.

If you share that trouble with me, your pain will decrease, right?

Oh, tell me.

It's okay, tell me.

Okay.

Stop, stop here.

Thank you.

Where are you taking me?

Stop it.

I won't stop, jump if you want!

What are you even talking about? Please stop the vehicle.

Listen to me.

Hello, excuse me! Stop the bike.

What, have you gone mad?

If I fell, my arms and legs would have broken.

Still, I asked you to drop me at the hospital, why did you bring me all this way?

Ah... now there's a signal.

Hey, I’m talking to you. — Come here.

Rajendra Varma and Sujatha met with an accident near the Varahi Temple.

From there to Vizianagaram is…

Look, 65 kilometers.

You said it yourself... Only one route, and no shortcut either, right?

Did you say it or not? - I said it, so what?

Look...

Back then, those who saved Sujatha, who was on the verge of death,

as soon as they entered Vizianagaram,

the first thing they'd see is a government hospital with a big board.

Instead of admitting her there...

...why did they travel 25 kilometers past that...

to dump her here in an orphanage?

Isn't it strange?

Yes.

There is no chance they missed that hospital by mistake.

They missed it on purpose.

Why?

Because if they went to the hospital, people would recognize them.

Who?

There would be people in the hospital who could easily recognize them, right?

The nurses, compounder, patients...

...doctor... the doctor.

Mmm... very good.

Vaishnavi... Thank you so much.

You helped prove my belief that behind these deaths, it's not the deity Varahi, but bloody humans.

Thank you so much.

It's okay.

If a mistake is made, punishing them is justice.

Varahi always delivers justice.

That is why, 200 years ago, she punished Mahendra Bhupathi.

But what is happening now, look, is injustice.

Varahi will never tolerate injustice.

Now you know whom to catch, huh?

I'll see you soon, okay? Bye, take care.

Hello, Inspector. -Tell me, Siddu.

Hello?

Hello!

Hello, can you hear me?

Hello? Hello?

I know you’re responsible for all these deaths.

Tell me why you are doing it.

I'll tell you... I'll tell you.

Water... water...

Water...

Doctor!

Doctor!

Doctor!

Hello?

Hello!

Hello.

Hello? Hello?

How did this happen, man?!

Why did this doctor come under our vehicle?!

What do we do now, man?!

I don't know, man... even I have no idea what to do!

Inspector.

Siddhu, you let that doctor go and are coming towards the hospital.

The doctor is dead.

What?

The doctor is dead. - He committed suicide.

What do we do now?

I'll forward a number to you.

Can you trace it and let me know its whereabouts?

Sure.

Sir, tell me.

Siddhu, the ID and address proof of the mobile number you gave is fake.

But I traced the signal.

It was traced near Goddess Varahi Temple.

Near the temple?

What brings you here, son? Why did you come to the temple?

Priest, I've found a clue behind the deaths in Mahendra's royal lineage.

Did you see anyone coming here?

This is the Goddess's curse, right?

It's not a curse. Humans are behind this.

Did you see anyone coming here? Anyone at all?

Someone came. They just left, son.

How long ago?

About five minutes ago.

Alright.

Hello!

Hello!

Hello!

Doctor!

He came here.

The doctor is dead, Priest.

Do you know how much the royals of the Mahendragiri dynasty tortured our villagers for generations?

But with the death of that Mahendra Bhupathi, everything changed!

For the first time, I saw fear in their eyes... and pain on the faces of that royal family.

I wanted it to remain with them permanently.

The pain that village suffered for 500 years...

...they must experience it for at least ten generations.

That's why... that's why we started killing.

Making them believe it was the Goddess's curse, I killed them to make this royal family believe it.

In the end, I got caught by you.

What happened that day when Mutyalamma died?

Mutyalamma..

On that day, the Goddess killed Raktabeeja.

From his every drop of blood, more Raktabeejas will be born.

Who will kill them?

Didn't you understand?

That Raktabeeja is Mahendra Bhupathi!

The Goddess killed him.

His drops of blood, from now on, every male child born in his lineage...

...are Raktabeejas!

Let's... kill them!

Our... mother... Mutyalamma...

He killed Mutyalamma.

Don't spare them!

Don't spare them!

For the first time, I saw fear in the eyes of those royals.

Let's keep it that way forever.

Mahendra Bhupathi's lifespan... 33 years.

From now on, the lifespan of every male child born in that lineage...

shall not exceed thirty-three birth anniversaries!

Let's kill them.

Let's hunt... chase and kill them!

Let's make everyone believe this is the curse of Goddess Varahi.

Our two families... and all coming generations too... must live with this vengeance!

Every male child born in that lineage... must die like this on his 33rd birthday!

We must kill!

This must continue for generations!

Since then, our two families have been continuing that sacred war.

This is not a sacred war.

What you did were murders.

You killed innocent people.

Whatever you say... do you know who was the first person I killed in my generation?

Rajendra Varma.

To kill Rajendra Varma...

...we used his wife Sujatha as bait.

We mixed poison in the offering she ate.

With that, he came out of the fort.

We caught him.

Priest!

Yes, it’s me… the priest.

You must know the truth before you die, Rajendra.

It is our two families who are killing the male heirs of your royal lineage.

Don't feel sad that you are dying alone, Rajendra.

In a short while, your wife will die... and she will join you.

The curse is only on the men in the family who reach thirty-three years of age.

Along with me...

Along with me...

if a female dies along with me...

everyone will realize that it isn't God doing this... it's you!

The police will come for you.

The police will come for you...

and arrest you.

Doctor! Let's take her to the hospital and save her.

Ah... you must save her!

You'll be safe only if you save her.

If we take her to the hospital now, suspicion will fall on us.

I said I am going to Hyderabad to meet my son.

If we are in the hospital now, the whole village will suspect us.

Both of us will get caught.

No.

Let's take her and dump her in an orphanage.

Hello?

Who is there?

We thought Sujatha would survive, but she gave birth to a baby boy at that orphanage and passed away.

Your parents adopted that child and moved to Hyderabad.

We kept a close eye on him every single moment.

Meanwhile, Shakuntala Devi, since her son was dead and her daughter-in-law was untraceable...

assumed there were no heirs left for their lineage, and thus the Goddess's curse was gone.

She happily started raising her daughter's son.

But making her believe that he too carried the curse,

Those two boys were born on the same day…

and we made sure they died on the very same day, in that buffalo attack!

I injected the buffalo with a high dose of a chemical called Frontilin.

This chemical drives wild buffaloes into a frenzy.

Also... look here.

Tie this to Rajeev and Narendra Varma.

The buffalo has a very high smelling power.

This chemical injected into its body... will irritate it in a few hours.

I applied the same chemical to these.

Inhaling the scent coming from these... it will go even crazier.

That's why, right in front of so many people, it stabbed and killed those two.

We made everyone believe that all of this was Goddess Varahi's curse.

They believed it...

and we killed them!

Priest!

Yes... I'm the priest.

With your death, fear must escalate in the royal family of Mahendragiri!

It must grow! It must intensify!

It must grow!

We thought no one knew this secret except God.

But you found out!

As if Goddess Varahi herself guided you, you came searching for us all the way here!

Mother Varahi... protect us, Mother, protect us!

No.

What did you take, Priest? Priest...

Priest...

Will this continue for generations to come?

Both the doctor and the priest died.

Then who else is left?

I said I am going to Hyderabad to meet my son.

Yes... yes... the doctor has a son.

Who is the doctor's son? Who is it?

Rajendra Varma!

You and I aren’t any different, Siddharth.

Your belief that there is no ghost, curse, or God behind these deaths...

...is true.

Behind these deaths, there is the priest, the doctor... and now the doctor's son is also there.

I don't know who that is.

No matter how much I think, I can't figure it out.

That means you are not thinking properly.

No matter how big of a genius someone is, they make a mistake somewhere.

He revealed who his son was to you without explicitly telling you.

To me? He didn't tell me...

He did tell you! You just didn't catch it.

No!

Yes.

Yes, he did!

Your parents adopted that boy and left for Hyderabad.

We kept an eye on him every moment.

Yes... they kept an eye on Rajeev, who was growing up in Hyderabad, every single moment.

We are receiving information about him every day.

If someone is giving them information about Rajeev every day, they must be right next to him, don’t you think?

Who is that?

Mother... or Father?

You..? - Me?

Pick up… come on, pick up my call!

Satyam...

What, Dad?

You must go to Hyderabad, man.

Even if you're far away from us...

Promise me you'll stay close to the vengeance our family has carried for generations.

Give me your word, Satyam.

You remember what I told you, right?

You have to say there is a flaw in the horoscope, okay?

Sure thing!

Got it. - Yeah!

Brother!

In the coming generation, you must take care of it.

You yourself must take care of it.

We found out you came to the village to investigate.

We planned to kill you.

We were the ones who caused your car's brakes to fail that day!

What do you mean you're trying to kill someone?

I wasn't alone. My grandfather and great-grandfather were after the same thing.

Killing a demon like you isn't a crime. It's divine justice.

What happened to your people was unjust.

But you've been killing innocent people for generations, haven't you?

What did those innocent people ever do to you?

If we got angry with you two, couldn't we kill you ten times over?

They are our permanent enemies, man.

Hey... did they stop getting married just because they knew they'd die?

Did they stop having children?

Still, Rajiv treated me like his own brother.

Did I spare him?

I killed him, didn't I?

Sorry. Sorry.

Please, listen to me once.

Hey... you killed that doctor.

He was my father.

I lived like an orphan even though my father was alive.

I don't want my kids to lose everything and live like that either.

Times have changed, man.

No matter who it is, they must get caught.

Someone started it.

I will stop it.

I gave poison to Aadhya anyway.

she will die.

After killing you, I will dump both of your bodies outside the fort.

If anyone suspects me, there's no chance.

And as for that old woman?

Killing her... and everyone...

I will wipe out the Mahendragiri lineage.

Let's see which Varahi will come and stop me.

Sathyam!

"Victory to Goddess Varahi, the granter of boons!"

"Victory to the bearer of supreme wisdom and embodiment of knowledge!"

"Salutations to Shankari, the victorious bestower of auspiciousness, Mother Varahi!"

Om Aim Hreem Kleem, protect us, protect us!

"Varahi.. Varahi.. Varahi..!"

"Varahi Varahi Vara Vara Vara Varahi"

"Varahi, Varahi, the supreme ruling deity of Mahendragiri, Varahi!"

"Jaya Maha Kali Jaya Hinkarali Jaya Divya Tara Jaya Tripura Dhira "

"Vagalāmukhi Brāhmi, Dushta stambhini, Bhuvanamohini, Namo!"

"Jaya Khdgahaste, Jaya Chinnamaste, Janani Namaste, "

"Jaya Syamalangi, Mathangi, Subhangi, Jaya Bhuvaneshwari, Namoshthute!"

"Varahi Varahi Vara Vara Vara Varahi"

"Varahi, Varahi, the supreme ruling deity of Mahendragiri, Varahi!"

I am the grandson of the priest who died recently.

I apologize for what my grandfather did.

Please forgive us.

Because of him, everyone in the village looks at me like a culprit.

I didn't do anything wrong. I won't.

Please let us serve the Goddess.

Will you perform the abhishekam for the Goddess for me?

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"Varahi Varahi Vara Vara Vara Varahi"

"Varahi, Varahi, the supreme ruling deity of Mahendragiri, Varahi!"

"Jaya Maha Kali Jaya Hinkarali Jaya Divya Tara Jaya Tripura Dhira "

"Vagalāmukhi Brāhmi, Dushta stambhini, Bhuvanamohini, Namo!"

"Jaya Khdgahaste, Jaya Chinnamaste, Janani Namaste, "

"Jaya Syamalangi, Mathangi, Subhangi, Jaya Bhuvaneshwari, Namoshthute!"

"Varahi Varahi Vara Vara Vara Varahi"

"Varahi, Varahi, the supreme ruling deity of Mahendragiri, Varahi!"