Manvat Murders

In 1973, when 7 females are murdered in the small village of Manvat, DCP Ramakant Kulkarni is assigned to investigate the crime. While the murderers are still on the loose, Ramakant learns about the primary suspects - Uttamrao and Rukmini. He realises that things are much complicated in this village than he expected.

As Ramakant starts investigating Bansi Walke, Rukmini's sister Samindri plans to keep him away from solving the murders with the help of Kachu Paku, locally referred to as the master of dark rituals. Ramakant's health detoriates and he discovers a voodoo doll under his bed at night.

Ramakant convinces Shrirang Barhate to reveal Kachu Paku’s hideout. Meanwhile, Inspector Shukla takes the lead and executes a raid on Janki Dairy to tighten the rope around Uttamrao and Rukmini. However, both Ramakant and Shukla fail, and Uttamrao and Rukmini are granted permission to enter Manvat.

Uttamrao invites Ramakant to his home and offers to help with information on Kachu Paku's hideout. Ramakant displays no interest and leaves. After a resilient struggle, Kachu Paku is arrested andbrought to the Manvat police station, while constable Navathe follows a suspect, Shankar, but fails to get a confession out of him.

Kachu Paku denies any connection with all the killings in Manvat. Meanwhile, a masked man, Dhariya Bua, tries to kidnap and kill a girl, scaring the villagers, putting the police department on high alert. When a kid named Kondya is killed, Ramakant finds himself in a troubled position.

Shukla is shocked to see Tukya impersonating Dhariya Bua and takes him into the custody as Kondya's murder investigation takes Ramakant closer to Samindri as a suspect. Meanwhile, Janhavi tries to talk to Tukya, who refuses to say anything, and Ramakant meets the only eyewitness to Kondya's murder.