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Oh my, this rain had to come right now. If we stand here any longer, we'll be completely soaked. Radhika, let's go out of the station quickly. We might find an auto or something outside.
Raghav and Radhika arrive at a deserted village to uncover the mystery of the Black Mansion, facing eerie warnings and strange encounters.
Key Takeaways
- The village and the Black Mansion hold dark secrets connected to Raghav’s family.
- The Sarpanch plays a key role but is reluctant to reveal the full truth at night.
- The atmosphere is eerie and foreboding, emphasizing classic horror elements like isolation and mysterious warnings.
- The story builds suspense by introducing unexplained phenomena and cryptic advice.
- Further parts are needed to fully understand the mystery surrounding the Black Mansion.
What the video covers
- Raghav and Radhika arrive at a desolate train station during heavy rain and seek transport to Bhairavpur village.
- They find an old auto but the driver refuses to go beyond a certain point, directing them to a tea shop for further directions.
- At the tea shop, villagers direct them to the Sarpanch's house where they are offered shelter and food.
- The Sarpanch is initially welcoming but becomes serious when they mention the Black Mansion.
- Raghav reveals a photograph connected to his father, which seems to trigger old memories in the Sarpanch.
- The Sarpanch warns them not to go outside at night despite strange sounds and postpones revealing certain truths until morning.
- Raghav and Radhika sense the Sarpanch is hiding something about the mansion and the village.
- The story hints at a deeper mystery involving Raghav’s father and the Black Mansion that will unfold in subsequent parts.
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Raghav, the whole station is so desolate. I don't see a single person anywhere. That shop is open, but I don't see anyone there either.
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Yes, the shop is open, but I don't know where the shopkeeper went. Maybe he went to the back. Come on, let's go outside first. God willing, we'll find an auto so we can reach the village.
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When both of them came out of the station, the scene ahead was completely deserted. Not a single person was visible for miles around. But an old auto was standing outside the station.
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Both of them walked up to it and stopped. Hey, this auto is completely empty.
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Where did the auto driver go? I don't know where he went. Come on, let's sit in the auto quickly. If we keep standing out here in the rain, we'll get even wetter.
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Both of them put their luggage on the back seat of the auto, and just as they sat down, a man suddenly came and stood in front of them. Where do you both need to go? Brother, we need to go to
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Bhairavpur village. Will you drop us there? Yes, I will drop you. You want to go to Bhairavpur village, right? The auto left the station and headed towards the village. In a little while, the station disappeared somewhere into the darkness
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behind. The road ahead was desolate. As the auto got closer to the village, the silence all around was becoming deeper.
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Brother, how much further is the village? It's not very far now. We will reach in a little while. After some time, the auto reached near Bhairavpur village.
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By then, the rain had also completely stopped. Just a little before the village, the auto driver stopped the vehicle and said to both of them, I can only come up to here. I cannot take the auto any further than this. You people
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should just go straight along this path. You will find a tea shop ahead. Ask anyone there for the way to the Sarpanch's house.
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But brother, what is the problem with going further? Why can't you take the auto up to there?
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It is just not right for me to go any further. You don't worry. Once you reach the tea shop, just ask someone.
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They will show you the way. Both of them get off the auto, pick up their luggage, and move towards the village.
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As they walked a little further, just as the auto driver had said, they saw a tea shop on the way. Raghav and Radhika headed straight towards that shop.
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Brother, please listen. We wanted to ask you something. Yes, tell me, what do you want to ask?
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Brother, we have come to this village for the first time. Will we find any place here to stay for the night?
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Yes, you can stay at the Sarpanch's house. He lets people from outside stay in his home.
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Alright, how far is the Sarpanch's house from here? It's not very far. Go straight along this path. You will find an old Peepal tree ahead. After that, the big house on the left is the Sarpanch's house.
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Okay, brother. Thank you very much. After understanding the directions, Raghav and Radhika thanked the villager and moved ahead. Ahead was a deserted street, and in the distance, the shadow of an old Peepal tree was visible. Both continued to move forward through the
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deserted street. After walking for a while, they saw a large, old house in front of them. Oh my, this house is so big! Is this the Sarpanch's house? Yes, it looks like this is the Sarpanch's house. The house is quite big, but the
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whole village is so deserted that I don't know if anyone is even awake here. Let's try knocking on the door.
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Raghav and Radhika moved toward the house door. Raghav stepped forward and knocked on the door. For a few moments, there was no sound from inside.
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Is anyone inside? Sarpanch ji, please open the door. Raghav and Radhika felt that perhaps everyone in the house had gone to sleep. But just then, they suddenly heard the sound of footsteps from inside. The sound of footsteps coming from inside slowly started
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getting closer to the door. The very next moment, the door opened, and a middle-aged man was standing in front of them.
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Greetings. Are you the Sarpanch? Yes, that is me. Who are you people? And how did you come here so late at night?
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Sir, we have come from Vijaynagar. On the way, we spoke to some people at a village tea shop. They were the ones who said that you arrange for people from outside to stay.
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Oh, I see. By the way, what are your names? My name is Raghav, and this is Radhika.
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Alright Raghav and Radhika, okay, come inside. You have come from quite far away. You must be tired. First, drink some water and wash your hands and face. Meanwhile, I will arrange for some food. Yes, thank you very much. You
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helped us even at this late hour. Thank you for that. Please forgive us for disturbing you so late at night. Oh no, son, what is there to apologize for? You people don't worry at all. Here is the water
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pot and the towel. Go over there. Wash your hands and feet there. Until then, I will arrange for some food. After a while, the Sarpanch arranged for food.
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Raghav and Radhika sat down to eat. The Sarpanch also sat in front of them.
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Just then, Raghav asked the Sarpanch something. Sarpanch ji, may I ask you something? How long have you been living in this village?
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Yes, son. I was born in this village and grew up here. Every single year of my life has been spent in this village's soil. Then you must know even the oldest things about this village.
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It is not necessary to know everything, son. But Sarpanch ji, some things are important to know.
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Alright, so you two are just here for a visit? Raghav did not reply to the Sarpanch's question. He just kept looking at the Sarpanch in silence for a moment.
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Or is there some special reason for coming to this village? If there is something, you can tell me without hesitation.
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Yes. Actually, we want to find out about a specific place in this village. Which place is it? After all, what is this place that you people want to find out about? The Black Mansion. As soon as the name "Black Mansion" left
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Raghav's lips, the Sarpanch's face turned serious. A deep silence filled the room for a moment. The Sarpanch kept looking at Raghav for a few moments without saying a word. As if that name had suddenly awakened some old memory buried within him.
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Who told you about the Black Mansion? No one told us. We just happened to find out about it.
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We found a photograph. And that photograph is related to my father. Your father? You are saying this photograph is related to your father?
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Did you know my father? Hearing Raghav, the Sarpanch fell completely silent for a few moments. He seemed to be recalling something old, then suddenly shifted his gaze and, brushing the topic aside, said, "You two rest tonight, we will talk about
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this in the morning." But we will talk in the morning. Sarpanch ji, if you know why Raghav's father went to that mansion, then why are you not telling us this now?
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Some truths are not meant to be heard at night. Why Sarpanch ji, what is in that truth that you don't want to tell at night?
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Because at night, a person perceives fear as truth. And one more thing, if you hear any scary sounds outside at night, don't be afraid. No matter how close the sound may seem, do not go outside.
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You saw how the Sarpanch's face changed as soon as he heard the name of the Black Mansion.
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Yes, I saw it too. But why did you feel that way? I don't know, but it felt like he was hiding something from us about this mansion.
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Yes, I felt that too. His behavior seemed strange to me as well. Saying this, Raghav went to his bag.
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And took out an old photograph from it. Then he came back to his seat and handed the photo to Radhika.
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This is it. Is this the picture you were telling me about? Yes, this is the picture.
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How long have you had this picture? And why didn't you tell me about it earlier?
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I found it among some of Dad's old things. Okay, and the date written on the back of it 1989. Raghav, when did your father die?
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The very next day aft
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Why didn't you tell me this before? If this picture was found in Dad's things, why did you hide it from me?
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I didn't hide anything from you. To be honest, I didn't even know what this picture meant. I just knew that it definitely had some connection to Dad.
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Raghav hadn't even finished speaking when a soft sound of anklets was heard from outside. Raghav, did you hear that sound?
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What sound? What happened? I just heard the sound of anklets from outside. It sounded as if someone passed by our room.
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Wait, let me look out the window. There is no one to be seen outside. The whole path is empty. Maybe the sound came from somewhere else.
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Hearing Raghav, Radhika didn't say anything. But fear was clearly visible on her face. But Raghav, that wasn't just my imagination. I clearly heard that sound too.
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It could be the sound of an animal. At night, such sounds from a distance can be misleading. For a few moments, both of them kept looking out in silence.
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There was only darkness as far as the eye could see. Then suddenly, in the middle of that silence, a very faint, muffled laughing sound was heard.
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No Raghav, this was not an animal's sound. It was the sound of a woman laughing.
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Both kept looking outside for a while. But there was no one there. Slowly, that sound also went completely quiet.
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That night, Raghav and Radhika had no idea that this mysterious sound would lead them to the secret of Bhairavpur, the mention of which terrified the entire village. You're up so early.
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Were you able to sleep well last night? I did sleep, but I kept remembering that scary sound from the night.
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Yes, I found that sound quite strange too. I still don't understand where exactly that sound came from.
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So now you admit that something really strange happened last night. It was strange, but it's not right to assume everything strange is a ghost.
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I didn't even say it was a ghost. Hearing Radhika's words, Raghav smiles slightly. Both of them keep talking to each other for a while. Just then, the room door opens and the Sarpanch enters . Raghav, Radhika, you both are up?
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Yes, Sarpanch ji, we just woke up. Please come in and sit down. Well, it's morning now. You both should have breakfast first. Then go around and explore the village comfortably.
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Take a walk around the surroundings too . Yes, Sarpanch ji. But before exploring the village, I wanted to ask you something important.
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Yes, son, ask. What is it? Actually, I wanted to know something about the Kali Haveli. Hearing the name of Kali Haveli, the Sarpanch goes silent for a few moments. A sudden seriousness appears on his face.
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You are still thinking about that same haveli. Yes, because my father went into that haveli. I just want to know what exactly happened there. Hearing Raghav's words, the Sarpanch gets lost in deep thought for a few moments. Then
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suddenly he looks at Raghav and answers . Jagdish will come to the Chaupal this afternoon. He knows many old things about the village. Perhaps he might be able to tell you something. Jagdish, who is he, Sarpanch ji?
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Jagdish is a resident of this village. He knows many old stories of the village very well.
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I see, so by talking to him, perhaps we might learn some old secrets. Okay, Sarpanch ji. We will meet him in the afternoon. Raghav, is this the Chaupal? The Sarpanch had said that Jagdish ji would be found here.
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Yes, it seems so. Let's ask someone here about Jagdish ji. Namaste, Uncle. Can you tell us by when Jagdish Uncle will arrive? We needed to discuss something important with him. Yes, Jagdish will be here any moment. You people can sit here on the Chaupal and
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wait for him. He comes here every day around the afternoon. Raghav and Radhika sat down on the Chaupal. Both of their eyes were constantly turning towards the path from where they were expecting Jagdish to arrive. After a while, a middle-aged man was seen
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slowly approaching the village square from a distance. Raghav and Radhika's eyes also turned towards that same man.
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Jagdish stopped right in front of Raghav and after looking at him for a few moments, he spoke.
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You people were waiting for me, right? Did the Sarpanch send you to me? How did you know we were waiting for you?
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Anyway, leave all that. By the way, what is your name? Sir, my name is Raghav and this is Radhika. It is not appropriate to stand here and talk about these things. Come with me.
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Jagdish moved forward. Raghav and Radhika also started walking behind him . After some time, Jagdish brought them in front of his house. All three of them went and sat on the veranda. Just then, the dark clouds in the sky became
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even denser. There was a strange silence all around, and occasionally the loud rumble of thunder would pierce that silence.
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You should not have come here. This place is not right for you. The Sarpanch told us the same thing last night, that we should not come here.
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So, did the Sarpanch tell you anything? No, he just said that by meeting Jagdish, we might be able to find out something.
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Oh, so he finally sent you to me. I want to know the truth about my father.
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Alright, tell me one thing. What was your father's name? Raghav tells him his father's name. As soon as he hears the name, the expression on Jagdish's face changes suddenly. He becomes completely silent for a few moments. As if that name had transported him into
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some old and terrifying memory. Your father came here many years ago. In 1989, but it would not be good for you to know about what happened after that.
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I want to know the whole truth about my father. What exactly happened in the Black Mansion that night?
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If you really want to know the truth, you will have to go to the Black Mansion. But before going there, understand that the truth connected to that place is not as simple as it seems . So, will you take us there? Not me, I
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went there 30 years ago. After that, I swore that I would never go towards that mansion again. 30 years ago, that mansion caught fire. How did the fire start? To this day, nobody knows that.
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People said that the entire family living inside was there. But after what I saw and heard that night, I could never fully believe that. What exactly did you see and hear? Before the fire broke out, I heard a woman crying
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inside the mansion. She was around 25 years old. Her name was Maya. Then what happened after the fire was put out?
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Was Maya trapped in that fire too? After the fire was out, people went inside the mansion. Everything had burned down. But there was one room above the basement that the fire didn't even touch. It had a chair, an old
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clock, and a door that was locked from the inside. Did you try to open that door? Yes, but as soon as I grabbed the latch, I heard a woman's voice from inside. She said my name. So friends, why did Raghav really come to
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Bhairavpur? You already know that. But there are still many questions left. Why did Raghav's father go to Kali Haveli in 1989? Why were both the Sarpanch and Jagdish trying to stop Raghav from going to that mansion? What actually happened behind the fire that
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broke out in Kali Haveli 30 years ago? And who was the woman whose voice Jagdish heard inside that locked room?
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Is that same voice still present in Kali Haveli today? And the biggest question: what did Raghav's father see that night that the villagers are still hiding? You will get the answers to these questions in Kali Haveli Part Two
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. If you also want to know what exactly happened in Kali Haveli that night?
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Then don't miss Part Two at all. If you liked the video, please hit like and subscribe to the channel, because friends, the door to Kali Haveli is open, but the real mystery is yet to unfold. See you in Part Two.
Topics:Black Mansionhorror storyIndian horrorKali Havelideserted villagemysteryRaghav and RadhikaSarpanchhaunted houseToon Mahol
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