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A Mysterious Gym in Rohini

A bodybuilder, an Olympic athlete, and a gym owner in Rohini uncover a sinister truth in their gym. Their strength will be tested like never before.

The neon sign of “Iron Forge Gym” flickered ominously against the midnight sky in Rohini, Delhi. Inside, Vinay, a renowned bodybuilder, was finishing his late-night training session. Nearby, Olympic-level sprinter Rajat adjusted his gear while Anil, the gym’s owner, finalized the day’s accounts. The gym, known for its cutting-edge equipment and disciplined regimen, had recently gained notoriety—not for its successes, but for the mysterious disappearances of its clients.

As the clock struck midnight, the trio heard a faint hum emanating from the basement. It was a part of the gym that had been sealed off for years, supposedly due to renovation work that never saw completion. Curiosity mixed with unease as they decided to investigate the source of the sound. Armed with a flashlight, the three descended into the dimly lit basement, their breaths visible in the unnaturally cold air.

The basement was a stark contrast to the modern gym above—dust-covered mirrors reflected distorted images, and rusted iron weights lay scattered. In the centre of the room was a peculiar device—a treadmill-like contraption rigged with ominous wires and a control panel. The screen flickered to life as they approached, displaying distorted images of faces—some familiar. They realized these were the missing patrons of the gym.

Anil, visibly shaken, confessed. Years ago, in his quest to create the ultimate fitness facility, he partnered with an experimental scientist who claimed to enhance human abilities. The machine in the basement was meant to push human limits but instead siphoned life energy, leaving users as empty husks.

Before they could process this revelation, the machine whirred to life, pulling at their very souls. Vinay’s strength and Rajat’s agility were no match for the dark force emanating from the machine. It was only when they joined forces, smashing the device with weights and rods, that the energy dissipated, leaving the basement in eerie silence.

The gym’s neon sign never lit up again. Weeks later, whispers spread about an abandoned gym haunted by faint cries of its victims. But for Vinay, Rajat, and Anil, the scars of that night ran deeper than muscle memory—reminders that true strength comes from facing one’s darkest fears.

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Echoes of Terror in Noida Studio

A songwriter, real estate agent, and music producer unravel a sinister mystery in Noida Sector 32, where melodies mask a haunting terror.

The bustling streets of Noida Sector 32 were quiet that night, save for the faint hum of traffic in the distance. Sanya, a passionate songwriter, was on her way to an old recording studio owned by Prateek, an enigmatic music producer known for his avant-garde work. The studio, located in a building sold to Prateek by Rahul, a charismatic real estate agent, had a history of eerie tales.

Sanya arrived, greeted by the dim glow of neon lights spelling Studio Reverie. Inside, Prateek was fine-tuning a melody while Rahul leaned casually against a wall, sipping tea. “This place has character,” Sanya remarked, setting her notebook on a table scratched with odd markings. “But there’s something… off about it.”

As the trio began working, strange occurrences unfolded. The equipment started glitching, voices whispered through the headphones, and Sanya’s notebook flipped pages on its own. Rahul dismissed it as power issues, but Prateek grew visibly uneasy. “The previous owner warned me,” he muttered. “Something about unfinished business.”

Suddenly, the studio door slammed shut. A cold wind swept through the room, carrying an unfamiliar melody. The scratches on the table now formed words: Play the last track. Against their better judgment, they did.

The track revealed a haunting melody layered with screams. Prateek’s face turned pale. “This… this was recorded before I bought the place,” he stammered. “The artist died mysteriously during the session.”

The plot thickened when Sanya recognized the voice on the track—it belonged to her estranged mother, a once-renowned singer who disappeared years ago. Rahul confessed that the building was rumored to house spirits bound to unfinished work.

As the melody grew louder, the trio realized the studio wasn’t just haunted—it was a portal binding the living and the dead. The only way to escape was to finish the song that claimed Sanya’s mother.

With trembling hands, Sanya completed the lyrics. As the final note played, the whispers ceased, and the cold vanished. But the track remained imprinted in their minds—a reminder of how art can transcend life and death.

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Shadows of Gulmohar: A Family’s Secret

In Gulmohar Park, Delhi, a film director, her daughter, and their doctor uncover a chilling truth that ties them to sinister secrets and unearthly forces.

Gulmohar Park basked in the dim glow of a crescent moon as Ankita, a celebrated film director, returned home after a late-night shoot. Her daughter, Aakriti, a quiet 8-year-old with an unsettling knack for sketching eerie scenes, was unusually fixated on drawing a figure shrouded in darkness. Ankita dismissed it as the product of an overactive imagination, but the faint whispers Aakriti claimed to hear told a different story.

Their trusted doctor and family friend, Shubham, had visited earlier that evening. He carried a mysterious air, often sharing tales of the human mind’s strange connections to the unseen. Ankita had called him after noticing Aakriti’s growing isolation and recurring nightmares. Shubham assured her it was a phase, yet something about his demeanour felt off—his gaze lingered too long on Aakriti’s drawings.

One night, the whispers turned into loud knocks at the door, and a horrified Ankita found her daughter missing. Rushing outside, she stumbled upon Shubham in the garden, his face pale, holding a weathered notebook filled with symbols and cryptic entries about “The Whispering Ones.” The book belonged to Aakriti’s late father, a renowned paranormal investigator Ankita had never spoken about.

Shubham revealed the truth: Aakriti’s drawings were not mere imagination but visions of a sinister force tied to the park. Her father had once uncovered an ancient entity bound to the land, an entity that demanded a sacrifice every generation to ensure peace. Ankita’s blood ran cold as she realized Shubham wasn’t there to help but to fulfil the pact.

Just as Shubham reached for Aakriti, Ankita’s latent maternal instincts turned fierce. She grabbed a rusted garden spade and fought him off, barely escaping into the depths of the park with Aakriti. The duo found themselves surrounded by ancient carvings glowing faintly in the moonlight, the whispers now deafening.

In a horrifying twist, Aakriti, with tears streaming down her face, confessed: “It wants me to stay, Mama. It told me I was the chosen one.” Ankita faced the ultimate choice—to fight the darkness or accept a horrifying fate to save her daughter.

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The Witch of Faridabad Town

In Faridabad, a century-old witch’s sinister black magic and child sacrifices come to light, unearthing terrifying truths that haunt the town.

In the heart of Faridabad’s industrial expanse, amidst crumbling ruins of an abandoned factory, whispers of an ancient evil had long unsettled the locals. For years, they dismissed strange occurrences—cattle disappearing, unnatural howls at night, and unsettling shadows near the forest—as folklore. But the tale of Amira, the witch who had practiced black magic for over a century, was not just a story.

Amira had been banished by her own village decades ago. Instead of fading into obscurity, she thrived in isolation, consuming forbidden knowledge. Her beauty never aged, her strength only grew, and her sinister practices became the stuff of nightmares.

One foggy evening, the silence in the streets of Faridabad was shattered by the desperate cries of Arjun, a frantic father. His young daughter, Meera, had vanished while playing near their home. Arjun, with a few villagers, combed through the woods and stumbled upon a chilling scene in the factory ruins.

The air inside was heavy, thick with the smell of burning herbs and something far more sinister. At the centre stood Amira, cloaked in black, chanting in an ancient tongue. Meera was unconscious on an altar, surrounded by candles whose flames flickered unnaturally.

Arjun’s arrival disrupted the ritual. Amira turned to face the group, her eyes gleaming unnaturally. With a wave of her hand, the villagers froze, rooted in fear. Amira whispered promises of power, immortality, and riches, trying to lure them. But Arjun’s love for his child broke the spell. He lunged forward, snatching Meera from the altar.

As dawn approached, Amira’s power began to wane. The factory collapsed in on itself, burying her in the rubble. But the villagers knew this wasn’t the end. Legends said that unless her rituals were completed, her spirit would haunt Faridabad, seeking revenge.

To this day, the ruins remain untouched, and locals warn against wandering there at night. They say the winds carry her chants, and those who hear them may become her next target.

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Echoes of the Academy’s Dark Past

A cricket academy in Defence Colony hides sinister secrets. What unfolds after hours comes back to haunt families five years later in a chilling tale.

The Defence Colony Cricket Academy had always been a beacon for aspiring players. Owned by Vikram Singh, a former cricketer turned entrepreneur, the academy thrived under his vision. Among his trusted staff was Meera, a disciplined coach in her 30s, and Ajay, a promising young player with dreams of representing the nation. By day, the academy bustled with life. But by night, it became a place of shadows.

One rainy evening, as the academy emptied, Vikram summoned Meera and Ajay for a private discussion. He spoke of an obscure ritual he claimed would “protect the academy’s legacy.” Skeptical but unable to refuse, they followed him to the dimly lit practice pitch. In the centre, a chalked circle of strange symbols awaited them.

With candles flickering against the rain, Vikram chanted in a language neither Meera nor Ajay recognized. The air grew heavy, and a low hum reverberated. Suddenly, the candles extinguished, and a bone-chilling scream echoed through the empty grounds. Ajay ran, but Meera froze as Vikram whispered, “It is done.”

Five years later, the academy had expanded, but strange occurrences began plaguing the families of those involved. Ajay, now a professional cricketer, was haunted by vivid nightmares of faceless shadows. Meera’s son fell mysteriously ill, and doctors couldn’t pinpoint the cause. Vikram’s wife reported seeing a figure standing in their garden every night, motionless and staring at their home.

The three were drawn back to the academy by an anonymous letter, claiming to reveal the truth about that night. Inside the once-thriving center, they found a journal filled with cryptic notes and a warning: “You unleashed what cannot be contained.” As they read, the lights flickered, and the same low hum from years ago returned.

The truth hit them—Vikram’s ritual had awakened something that demanded a price, and it wasn’t done collecting.

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Shadows Lurking in the Metro

A foreign tourist, a school teacher, and a renowned author face a spine-chilling encounter on the Delhi Metro near Malviya Nagar.

Malviya Nagar station buzzed with its usual late-evening crowd. The last metro of the day screeched to a halt, spilling faint echoes into the dimly lit station. Among the passengers were Megan, a curious tourist from the USA; Rakesh, a humble school teacher heading home after grading papers; and Aarav, a celebrated author looking for inspiration for his next novel.

As the train doors closed, the trio found themselves in the same carriage, sparsely populated except for a lone figure seated at the far end. Draped in tattered clothing, the figure’s face was obscured by shadows, despite the bright fluorescent lights. Megan, armed with her camera, thought of snapping a picture but stopped when Rakesh subtly shook his head.

The journey began normally, but as the train exited the Saket station, the lights flickered. Aarav, ever observant, noticed the seated figure was no longer there. “Did anyone see him leave?” he murmured. Megan shrugged, and Rakesh tightened his grip on his bag, a sense of unease creeping in.

A chilling wind swept through the carriage, and the digital display flickered. The next station wasn’t listed. Instead, cryptic symbols flashed on the screen. The train slowed to a halt in a darkened tunnel.

Suddenly, a low growl echoed. Megan’s camera shutter clicked unintentionally, capturing a blurry figure materializing near the doors. It was the same seated man—or what was left of him. His hollow eyes stared at them, his mouth moving soundlessly, yet the growl grew louder.

The trio scrambled toward the emergency door, but it wouldn’t budge. Aarav, piecing together the eerie vibe, whispered, “This is no ordinary metro. It’s… feeding on us.“

As the lights dimmed further, their reflections in the glass began to distort, showing versions of themselves they didn’t recognize. The train roared back to life, speeding into the unknown.

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The Last Ride of the Haunted Bus

A banker, a chef, and a student board a late-night bus in R K Puram, Delhi, only to face a chilling encounter with a ghostly entity.

Late one night in R K Puram Sector 4, the streets lay empty under a dim orange haze. Aman, a banker at HDFD Bank, had missed his usual ride and hurried to catch the last bus. Onboard were Neha, a chef in restaurant near Safdarjung Enclave, returning from a visit to her sister’s house, and Kunal, a college student and budding cricket player carrying his bat.

The bus was eerily quiet as they settled into their seats. A gust of cold air swept through, despite the summer heat. At the next stop, a man in tattered clothes boarded. His hollow eyes scanned the passengers before he settled at the back, head down.

The driver spoke in a hushed tone to the conductor, glancing nervously at the rearview mirror. Aman noticed the unusual tension but stayed quiet. As the bus rumbled on, Neha’s son began crying without reason, his tiny fists clenched as if sensing something amiss.

Then the lights flickered. A strange metallic screech echoed, and the bus shuddered to a halt. The man at the back stood, his head snapping unnaturally to one side. His hollow eyes were now glowing faintly. “I’m glad you all are with me for this journey,” he growled in a voice that wasn’t human.

The passengers panicked. Neha clutched her children, Aman reached for his phone, and Kunal gripped his bat. But no signal, no way out. The man began to approach, his footsteps slow yet deafening.

Just as chaos peaked, the conductor whispered, “This route… it’s cursed. No one ever makes it past midnight.”

The bus doors slammed shut. Outside, R K Puram remained still, unaware of the horrors unfolding within.

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The Uninvited Guest at the Wedding

A Christian wedding in Dwarka Sector 1 takes a sinister turn as a mysterious man reveals the bride’s dark connection to a cult. Secrets unravel, and terror strikes.

The wedding hall in Dwarka Sector 1 was adorned with glowing fairy lights, the air buzzing with laughter and the scent of roses. Two brothers, Anish and Joel, along with their cousins Priya and Elena, had gathered to celebrate their elder brother Ryan’s Christian wedding to his fiancé, Clara. It was supposed to be a joyful occasion, but unease hung like a shadow over the celebrations.

Priya was the first to notice the man. Tall, gaunt, and dressed in black, he stood in the far corner of the room, watching the ceremony with a cold intensity. “Who is that?” she whispered to Joel. He shrugged, but unease flickered in his eyes.

As the vows were exchanged, the man moved closer, his presence almost palpable. Clara seemed distracted, glancing at him several times. After the ceremony, Anish, ever curious, approached him. “Are you from Clara’s side?” he asked.

The man’s lips curled into a thin smile. “I’m here for her… and him.” His gaze lingered on Ryan.

Later that evening, Elena stumbled upon an old journal in Clara’s bridal suite. The pages were filled with cryptic symbols and references to a cult—The Binding Circle. One entry read: “The union seals the pact. The groom becomes the vessel.”

Panic set in. The four cousins confronted Clara, but she denied everything, her voice trembling. When they turned to find the man in black, he had vanished, leaving behind a faint, sulfuric smell.

That night, the lights flickered, and strange whispers echoed through the hall. By morning, Ryan was gone, his wedding ring left on the altar.

They never saw him again, but the man in black returned to their nightmares, always watching, always waiting.

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Nailed to the Wall, Still Watching

In Najafgarh, Delhi, a man’s horrifying death—nailed to the wall—unravels a haunting mystery that pulls three friends into a dark and sinister spiral.

Ronald had lived in Block A of Najafgarh his entire life. The neighbourhood was quiet, almost too quiet. One humid evening, while sipping chai on his balcony, he noticed something odd about the flat next door. The curtains hadn’t moved in days. That flat belonged to Mr. Sehgal—a man who rarely spoke but always watched.

Ronald called Neeraj, his childhood friend, over to check it out. They knocked on the door. No answer. Abhishek, Ronald’s next-door neighbour, joined them after overhearing the conversation. When they finally forced the door open, what they found stopped them cold.

Mr. Sehgal was inside. But not just lying dead. He was nailed upright to the wall—arms outstretched, eyes wide open, mouth agape. The room smelled of metal and mildew. Symbols were drawn in red on the floor. Not blood. Something darker, thicker.

The police arrived, but the body vanished by the next morning. Abhishek swore he saw Mr. Sehgal standing near the stairwell later that night, still nailed—still watching. Then, the knocking began. From inside their walls.

Neeraj left town. Ronald tried to burn incense and pray. But nothing worked. Abhishek disappeared two days later—his last message a shaky voice note: “He’s in the walls… I can’t move…”

Now, Ronald hears whispering at night, nails tapping gently behind the plaster.

Something nailed itself to their lives—and it refuses to leave.

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The Woman Who Never Left

A strange woman seeks help from three friends in Mayur Vihar Phase 2, but what follows is a chilling nightmare that refuses to end. Evil has found its way in.

It was Mebin’s last weekend in Delhi before moving to Canada. He, Sanskriti, and Prajit decided to grab a late-night snack near their apartment in Mayur Vihar Phase 2. The streets were unusually empty, the air heavy with a strange stillness. As they laughed about old memories, a woman in a tattered red saree appeared from the shadows.

“Please… help me,” she whispered, her voice barely above the wind.

Mebin hesitated, but Sanskriti, always kind-hearted, stepped forward. “What happened?”

The woman’s dark eyes locked onto them, unblinking. “My house… it’s nearby. I need help getting something.”

Something about her felt wrong, but before they could refuse, she turned and walked into the dimly lit alley. Against better judgment, they followed.

Inside the crumbling house, the air reeked of damp wood and something foul. The woman motioned toward a locked door. “Inside,” she said flatly.

Prajit, uneasy, clutched Sanskriti’s arm. “Let’s leave,” he muttered.

The woman turned sharply, her once-human features twisting into something grotesque. Her mouth stretched into an unnatural grin. “You already came inside. Now, you stay.”

The door slammed shut behind them. The walls pulsed as if breathing. A whisper filled the air: “One must stay with me.”

The lights flickered, and the woman… was now standing inches from Mebin.

Someone was not making it out.

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