Indian Horror Story in Real Life !!! 2004

The Haveli, like an old parched manuscript longing to be read, beckons him closer. Even its eerie silence paradoxically resonates with a 1000 tales, promising stories of the extraordinary and the supernatural. Driven by an innate curiosity, the young boy from the village steps into the silent Harlem, unknowingly crossing a threshold into the realm of the unknown. As the weighty ancient door groans shut behind him, our traveler is confronted by an icy gust of wind, an ominous hush that seems to resonate through the vast Harlem. The silence is so deep, it's as though the Harverley itself is holding, its breath observing, anticipating. The Traveler steps deeper into the mystery, the Lone Sound interrupting the profound Quiet being the echo of his own footsteps. Shadows deceive his vision, flitting across the corners of his sight like apparitions, performing a spectral dance in the dim light of the flickering deer, then. Whispers soft almost indistinguishable yet audible.