When Pooja and Rahul’s ten-year-old son Bunny is expelled from boarding school for his unsettling behavior, they are thrust into a nightmare that tests the very fabric of their family. Desperate for answers, they turn to a psychiatrist who prescribes an unconventional therapy, plunging them into a dark world where childhood innocence collides with something far more sinister. As Bunny’s condition worsens, the line between reality and malevolent possession blurs, and the family must confront the terrifying possibility that the evil they’re fighting may be closer than they think. A chilling tale that will make you question the innocence of children and the depths of parental fear.
User Reviews
“This movie creeped me out in ways I didn't expect. The build-up was slow but intense, and the kid's performance was disturbingly good. The atmosphere was suffocating, and I loved every minute of it.”
“Not your usual jump-scare fest, but the psychological dread really got under my skin. The therapy scenes were brilliantly executed, and the ending left me thinking for days. Definitely worth a watch for horror fans.”
“I appreciated the unique take on the possession genre, but it dragged a bit in the middle. The acting was solid, especially the boy, but I wish the scares were more frequent. Still, a solid horror flick.”
“As a parent, this film hit home in the most terrifying way. The atmosphere was relentless, and the subtle shifts in Bunny's behavior were bone-chilling. It's rare to find a horror movie that stays with you, but this one will haunt me for a long time.”





























































