Between India's ancient traditions and America's modern freedoms, Indian-American girl Sammita (Megan Suri) struggles to find herself.She longed to integrate into American high school life and refused to accept the traditional Indian culture that her mother had instilled in her.She is alienated from her childhood friend Tamira (Mohana Krishnan), who is also of Indian descent, because Tamira's behavior is getting more and more weird. She carries an empty glass jar with her and reads annoying things.The uneasy words also exuded an unpleasant fishy smell.

One day, Tamira came to Sammida for help, but Sammida could no longer stand her strange behavior and broke the glass jar in her hand in anger.This act accidentally released the ancient Indian evil spirit "Bishcha", causing people around him to fall into a series of unpredictable disasters, and the evil spirit was approaching him step by step.

This story shows a girl's struggle and confusion between two cultures and two worlds.She wanted to stay true to her Indian roots while also eager to integrate into her new surroundings.However, this struggle is not easy, it brings inner pain and external difficulties.When evil spirits appear, she must face the consequences of her choices and actions.

The evil ghost "Bishetra" represents the fear and uneasiness deep in Samita's heart.This ancient Indian evil spirit symbolizes her refusal to accept and understand her cultural roots.In the process of driving away and escaping tradition, she inadvertently unleashed the evil forces hidden deep within her own culture.This story warns us that ignoring or denying tradition can have unintended consequences.

At the same time, this story also reveals the power of friendship.Although Sammita and Tamira grew apart, Tamela still sought Sammita's help.Tamira's resilience and courage reminded Sammita that we need each other's help and support when faced with difficult situations.

In this fantastic story, we can see many universal themes: the confusion of identity, the clash of cultures, the value of friendship, and the struggle of man with his own inner demons.These themes allow us to see ourselves reflected in them and think about how we find balance between our own cultural backgrounds and values.