Baghin
A girl and a vengeful spirit share connection rooted in the past. The spirit selects the girl to seek revenge against those responsible for its demise. Fueled by justice she embodies revenge settling scores and unveiling intertwined fates.
Episodes
Agni and his brother are hunting in the jungle. Agni's reckless hunting almost harms an old man, angering his brother who warns him that his hobby will one day kill someone. A character named Baghin is mentioned as having been spotted near a river.
Baghin Adhira is described as a powerful and hurt Baghin. A character hides in the water, and someone says they don't have to deal with her body, implying a confrontation or a hunt.
A character confronts Dojan Singh, who is in the jungle with a cage. The character, possibly a police officer, accuses Dojan of hunting and warns him that he will be put in the cage and taken to the police station if evidence is found.
A conversation between two brothers reveals tension. One brother states that no one can touch him without his permission. He is upset that his father slapped him, but also mentions someone else "slapped" him without touching him. He also says he is "hungry like a tiger" and wants to see who will "die first".
A character named Shamsher Rao, Chaudhary's elder son, is asked to take off his clothes and is challenged to a dance
A character is angry at Shekhu, stating that his hopes of winning an election are over because someone left the village. The conversation reveals a conflict involving a son named Deva, whom his father never considered a son, and who humiliated the speaker.
The conflict between characters is likened to a "jungle war". One character, possibly a law enforcement official, says they have laid a trap for a "tiger," and the law has prepared a trap for someone else.
A character defends Deva to his mother, acknowledging his mistake but arguing that he shouldn't be punished this way. The mother says she had no other way, and that Deva was a nuisance and becoming a threat to the villagers.
A character, possibly a brother, confronts someone, possibly his sister, for not caring about their father's reputation as a "Bhagatji". Another scene shows a character stopping someone from shooting a "mute animal"
A character named Kitty talks to "brother" and reveals that he loves Gauri and should go and tell her. Later, another character, Veer, asks for Gauri.
In this episode, a man takes Gauri on a boat ride and confesses his feelings for her, stating he doesn't know what is happening to him but has fallen in love for the first time. The episode ends with a character suggesting that Gauri must say no to the relationship to prove that nothing happened between her and the man.
Gauri is in pain and is told to hold someone's hand. They appear to be in the jungle, and there's a reference to "Baghin". A character is surprised that Baghin didn't harm Gauri. Later, the same character kills Baghin, and others in the village question his actions, as they pray to Baghin Rani.
A vlogger named Kitty welcomes Veer and Gauri to the family home, introducing Gauri as Veer's "to-be-wife." Family members express concern over Veer's injuries and question where he went. The family seems surprised that Veer brought Gauri home without a formal celebration.
The family is in mourning over the death of Gauri's father. They are preparing for his last rites, but a character says they cannot proceed because the police have not done their job, suggesting the death was a murder.
During a religious event, a character named Kitty claims she saw "Baghin". Other family members are skeptical and believe she is just saying this for her vlog content.
A character is distraught, saying their "whole life has become bad," and tries to contact Veer, but he doesn't answer his phone. Later, a religious lamp goes out and a sari catches fire, which is seen as a bad omen.
A character is worried about Veer and his whereabouts, but Gauri finds him with a knee injury and apologizes, taking responsibility for the incident. Gauri explains that the injury was sustained while going to see a friend who had an accident.
Gauri is asked to find a picture of a deceased uncle. Veer appears, and a conversation about an incident from the "last night" takes place. Veer confronts a character about their views on being open-minded.
A character named Shekhu tells his brother he saw Baghin in the jungle and she attacked him. Kitty records her mother's frightened reaction to the news for her vlog.
A character is looking for Gauri and feels unwell, complaining of a headache and lack of air. They drink water, but their head feels heavier. The episode also discusses the Chaudhary family's financial issues and the distribution of their land.
Gauri and Agni are seen together, causing others to question their relationship. Agni assures Gauri he will never leave her side. The Chaudhary family is concerned about the marriage, as Gauri and Agni are not yet married.
Gauri is welcomed into a new home as an heir. A character named Deva threatens someone, and the person he threatened is afraid to tell their boss. The character warns the others not to harm themselves and mentions that someone has rights over them. A threat is made to "empty your house first" if a complaint is made to "dad".
Munna and Bhaiya discuss a marriage that is happening too quickly. Tani states she will come "in between his way" if he says she is coming in between his way.
Sudarshana accuses the "soon to be daughter-in-law" of the family of "swinging in her uncle's arms" in Agni's room. Another character argues that what is seen with one's own eyes is not always the truth. A character named Agni says that he tried to "search wrong things" but could not find anything wrong. The palanquin has come to pick up someone.
A character expresses helplessness and resentment because the one who killed their father is "sleeping peacefully in his own house". It's revealed that a deal was made to get a month's time before a marriage. There is a discussion about a marriage that, once it happens, everything will be fine. There is also a smell of something burning.
Gauri is told she won't even talk to her "future husband". She says she can't get married and that the other characters should ask her "elder brother". Someone burnt the bed the previous night and has now come to create a ruckus.
A character named Deva appears disguised as a "drum guy". He is searching for Gauri and Veer. He finds them and is told to send them down because everyone is waiting. A character says they haven't mixed poison in the sweets and offers some to another person to forget the old bitterness.
Deva confronts someone, stating that they had a settlement but asks why they are behaving in a certain way. Deva warns them that he will "tell you in my own way" if they don't listen. The character says they will go to the temple alone, but Deva says they are going somewhere else.
A doctor tells someone that Gauri's condition is critical and there are "very few chances of her survival". Someone demands that Gauri be saved and says they will give the doctor anything he asks for. The character says there is no such thing as "trying," only doing or not doing.
Deva confronts a character who touched Gauri and threatens to "cut the hand with which you have touched her". Deva is told to leave the person alone or "he will die". The person who was hit accuses Deva of being an animal and asks why he hit them "so mercilessly".
Veer, the groom, leaves his own wedding, causing worry and confusion. It is revealed that Gauri, the bride, had refused to marry him. The family attempts to contact Veer but he is not picking up the phone.
The wedding ceremony for Deva and Gauri takes place. The goal is to make Gauri the daughter-in-law of the family, regardless of who she marries. Deva and Gauri complete the marriage rituals and are blessed by the family.
Deva and Gauri are now a married couple and are taking blessings from everyone. A character comments that it seems even God can make mistakes but then rectifies them, implying the marriage of Gauri and Deva was meant to be.
A character is afraid to enter his room, but is encouraged by a relative to go inside and start a family. Later, a fire breaks out in the mansion.
The family works together to put out the fire at the mansion. They are grateful that everyone is safe and that there was no major loss.
Gauri behaves erratically, screaming at a television and being referred to as "Baghin" by a character. The family tries to calm her down, and a character mentions that a hunter wanted to kill her.
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It is stated that the "Baghin" has reached the palace and could be a human killer. A character praises Deva, who is described as smart even when drunk.
A character prays for help from the Goddess. A character named Simba is sent to help and is mistaken for the "Baghin". The "Baghin" is hunted with weapons and mantras.
Characters express concern about getting Gauri to sign something again, as they fear she might get suspicious. They also discuss financial troubles and a plan to arrange 50 lakhs for a party fund. The money is to be delivered in the jungle. The car number for the delivery is initially "UP 56 AA 2037" but is later changed to "RJ 56 AK 2037"
Gauri's actions have caused a crisis. A character expresses regret to another, apologizing for Gauri's behavior and stating they had no idea she would do something like this. The other character responds that Gauri's actions are a natural consequence of being forced into a marriage without her consent.
The aftermath of the failed wedding is explored. A character confronts Veer, accusing him of deceiving Gauri and questioning why he left her at the altar when he had previously expressed love and a desire to marry her. Veer confesses that he ran away because he married someone else.
The reason behind Veer's actions is revealed. Veer tells his father that he did not want to marry Gauri and that it was Gauri's own stubbornness and love that led to the situation. Veer's father is motivated by his political ambitions and plans to get Veer and Tani divorced so Veer can still marry Gauri and secure his election ticket.
The plot to get Veer and Tani divorced continues. Veer tells Munna that he only married Gauri to save his father's reputation and never considered her his wife. Veer assures Munna that Gauri is still his and he has kept her "safe like a treasure".
Tani's emotional state is at the forefront. She feels discriminated against and threatens to end her life, but she is stopped. The episode also touches on the supernatural element of the "Baghin" and the search for a gemstone.
The focus shifts to a character who is looking for a gemstone that is missing from a box. The character mentions a cloth given by Baba, with instructions to blow it in the air upon hearing the sound of a "Baghin".
Veer saves Gauri after her dress catches fire. Gauri, in a state of despair, seems to accept whatever happens to her. Later, a character finds Gauri's earring, leading to the suspicion that she might have overheard a conversation about the plans against her.
The supernatural threat escalates as "Baghin's" paw marks are found inside the mansion, and its roar is heard. A character warns that the "Baghin" is not coming to bless them but to kill them, especially on the night of the full moon.
Tani is accused of stealing, which she denies, stating she entered a room by mistake. She feels punished by Veer after his mother calls her a "thief" and a "characterless" person. Veer tries to console her by explaining his mother's temperament.
The truth about the wedding is publicly revealed. Tani discloses that Veer did not marry Gauri because he was marrying her instead. As a result, Mr. Chaudhary is told that his hopes of winning the election are now gone
A conversation unfolds with Mr. Clinton, who is welcomed and noted to have a changed appearance. A character claims they were pushed by a girl, who then denies it
A character refers to someone as a "Frenchman" and a "foreigner" and wonders why Agni called him. There's a strict instruction that no one, not even security, should enter the mansion.
Someone is determined to "hunt him down today." Gauri is told she has "played a game" and brought someone to a difficult point. A promise is made to never leave Gauri's side, followed by an apology for a situation she's in and a plea for forgiveness. The speaker confesses they "couldn't love" Gauri but asks not to be hated. Veer is also mentioned.
Screaming is heard, identified as Clinton's voice. A character expresses fear that Agni may have done something and goes to check on him. The family is in trouble and needs to find a way to stop "her".
Gokhale is identified as the person who has the answer. A character is urged to kill "him" before he kills someone else, as he is described as being invulnerable to bullets and swords. The speaker warns that the family will be destroyed due to the listener's ignorance.
The synopsis describes a "rebellious woman" who "does justice" and "takes revenge" and only looks at blood. A character named Deva is confronted and threatened with a "dark cell." Someone is warned to "take your boss's name with respect".
A character's hand is burned. Sajjan Singh and Deva are mentioned in a conflict over a police uniform and family honor. A character asserts they cut off the hands of those who disrespect their family's honor.
A family member, Dad, has a sudden medical emergency, a paralytic attack. It is noted as a strange coincidence that this happened the same night "Bagin killed Sachin Singh"
In a heated confrontation, a son criticizes his mother, Sudarshana, for her behavior towards his father, Sanjeev. The son argues that his father did all the work of a husband, while his mother failed to do the work of a wife. He states that merely giving birth doesn't make her a mother, and that Kaveri is more of a mother figure, which is why he wants to call her "mother". The son's aunt offers to help Sanjeev, suggesting a deal with him and mentioning a special ointment his father used to make in Lucknow that might cure his condition. She advises the son to stop crying and ask his friends and fans on social media to pray for his father's recovery.
Gowri is questioned about being out late and is told to change her clothes. Someone confronts her, saying, "You killed me, you killed my mother," but decides to punish her rather than kill her. It is revealed that Gowri is the "problem solver of this house" and has a relationship with Deva.
A character questions if they will be "the strength of God" and "of His love for me". Another character is compared to a neighbor who gets sick from not eating. There is a discussion about a character being a "workaholic" and a desire to make a husband "stand on his feet".
A character tells another, Veer, that they won't get a divorce and that other people in the house want him to marry Gauri because they believe he still loves her. The character asks Veer if he and Gauri still love each other, and Veer denies it.
A discussion takes place about a veil falling on Deva before Veer, with the implication that whoever is blessed by the Goddess gets married. It is mentioned that an "elder son Deva, and this girl, are one in a million" and have been together for seven lifetimes, receiving the blessings of the Goddess.
Deva appears dressed in a traditional outfit, and a character comments that he looks like a joker and a ghost. Another character says he looks "amazing" and "very pretty". It is revealed that someone is competing in elections to fulfill "sir's" dream.
The election is discussed again, mentioning a candidate from the "Chaudhary Parivar". There is also a mention of "Sudarshan" and "Chaudhary" being "right" for the elections. A character states that even an ant will bite if put under a foot.
Sudarshana Rai Chaudhary, who identifies herself as "sir's wife," states that she has already made a decision about "sir's election". She also says she is going to live for 30 years and wants to become "Sudha" from "Sudarshana". She is told she can be whatever she wants, but not "sir's wife".
This episode contains fragmented dialogue, but mentions "Sudarshan". There is also talk about a "job killing" and taking money
A gunshot is heard, and characters, including one named Vir, are looking for "Uncle Agni". They wonder if he is hiding in "Titti's room".
A character reflects on their brother being "straight" and sister being "crooked". There is a plan to use a "card" to play in a certain condition. The character, who is hungry, goes to the kitchen and finds bread and jam.
A character expresses their feelings of being hated by their own brother and others, stating that their "face is very bad" and will scare people to death. They wonder who will stand with them on a stage and how hatred can be erased.
A character is looking for his wife, Gauri, and asks someone if they have seen her. He explains that Gauri has left the house after he said something bad to her, and he regrets his words. He wishes she would come back.
This episode features a scene with Deva performing an aarti. A character expresses disbelief but is told to believe in their destiny. The character is told that after all the problems the mansion has faced, there will only be happiness now.
A character named Corey is mentioned repeatedly. Someone is found unconscious and a character wonders why he is not waking up and what happened to him. Later, a character named Gauri is questioned about what happened, as she was not hurt. She is accused of doing black magic or having a deal with the gardener.
The file has very little dialogue, but a character expresses a lot of concern. Another character is described as having "a lot of values" and being worried.
One character is worried about another's unpredictable behavior, specifically Gauri's. The speaker tells Gauri that their lives are connected because he is her husband, not just by name, but by duty. He also states that the Chaudhary family name is now associated with hers and he will fulfill his duty to her "at any cost". Later, a character expresses his concern about the deaths of three people, including "Uncle Agni," and that the "Bhaagin" killed the "Tandav Baba" who was brought to save them. He believes it looks like an act of "revenge" but is unsure why Bhaagin would do this to those three people.
Tani and Veer, and a third character who is later revealed to be Deva. Tani is angry at Veer, accusing him of being heartless and engaging in "drama". She confronts him about having a "wedding night before marriage". The scene shifts to a character, Deva, who is in a dream and happy to see Gauri smiling at him. He questions what is happening to him, concluding that he is in love. He tells Gauri, "I love only you, I don't want anyone else"
A character named Prashant is introduced. A character says they are going to the kitchen to make breakfast, but another person mentions they make the same thing every day. A character named Deva is told not to get in the middle of a conflict and that the other person is angrier at him than they are at their mother.
A character is accused of lying and is confronted about having previously said they would demand a divorce from their family. The character then states that they have suddenly fallen in love with someone else.
This episode contains a lot of chanting. A character is then confronted and asked if they are mad, and what they were doing. The character says it would have been less painful if the glass had gotten stuck.
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A character is feeling unwell and is given water. The scene involves a spill, and the person offering the water asks if they are okay, expressing concern.
The lights go out, creating a sense of fear. Characters "Deva" and another person are concerned that someone is hiding after seeing them and urge Deva to turn the lights on.
Tani is upset with her husband, who is fighting with her instead of showing love. The husband tries to reassure Tani that his past with Veer is over and urges her to let go of her bitterness. He tells her to understand her responsibilities, and then apologizes to Tani.
A character repeatedly calls for "Gauri beti," but Gauri is nowhere to be found. A character expresses regret, saying they shouldn't have drunk alcohol and that it's their fault Gauri left the room.
Gauri and Veer discuss taking care of "Brother" and "Deva" late at night. Gauri tells Veer to go to his room, stating she will take care of Deva. Gauri then asks someone a question about a woman's identity.
A character explains to Sudarshana that they cannot meet because Kaveri is suspicious and may be watching them after seeing them leave Sudarshana's room.
Sudarshana reveals she is pregnant, and the other character denies it, saying she is misunderstanding. The character expresses regret over their actions. The voice of a paralyzed man named "Shamsher" is heard, and the characters question if he is faking his condition.
A character asks for tea from Tani, but Gauri brings it instead. A heated confrontation ensues where Deva is accused of misbehavior. Later, Gauri is called a "rebel" who has killed multiple people.
A character confronts another for threatening to kill them and then worrying about them. The character feels their reputation is ruined because they were seen leaving Veer's room, holding his hand, and wearing a sari he gave her.
An explosion occurs. A character tells Gauri to leave the house because it is a place of betrayal, stating that both her brother and father are betrayers.
Deva attempts to comfort Gauri, who seems to be hallucinating and believes their boss is standing nearby with a gun. Deva tries to convince her that no one is there. The episode also features a monologue about a person not being wrong, but the situation being wrong.
A character apologizes to Gauri for doubting her and promises to turn her pain into happiness. Another character, Sudarshana, is mentioned, and someone decides it is "time to say no to Sudarshana"
A tense confrontation takes place between Sudarshana and a man named Shamsher. Sudarshana accuses Shamsher of being a heartless, selfish person who has never loved her. She states that he lost her a long time ago and questions why he is in pain over her relationship with someone else.
The dialogue is fragmented, with little coherent conversation. A character named Kavi is addressed and threatened with death. The dialogue includes a character stating that they have a "tender" to kill Kavi
A character repeats, "I'm not supposed to be here". There is a call for Gauri to "come in your real form". A character named Diwakar is also mentioned. The dialogue includes threats like "I'm going to kill you"
The episode features an argument where a character named Tani is accused of having "made two husbands in the same house". The dialogue is difficult to follow in some places due to what appears to be garbled text in the subtitles.
This episode includes a conversation about a man named Raghu, a sari seller, who gave a sari to a woman. Later, a Dadi (grandmother) is seen crying and apologizing, prompting another character to say she is hiding something from them.
The dialogue is very disjointed. Characters named Deva and Gauri are mentioned, along with a "Shekhar Raj Chaudhary". The dialogue revolves around expressions of surprise and confusion.
A character expresses their unhappiness and desire to leave a house because everyone prioritizes Gauri. They are told to not lose hope because they will be the "only daughter-in-law" and will have respect
A heated argument occurs between characters named Veer and Dhani, with threats of violence. Later, a more romantic scene unfolds where Deva presents Gauri with a red flower, describing it as a symbol of love and stating that he arranged everything for her.
A character named Baagin is confronted by someone who challenges her powers. The challenger defeats Baagin, who then escapes. The episode ends with a "Thunderclap" and a mention of someone named "Gauri".
Gauri is missing. Her nuptial chain is found, and characters speculate that she left it on purpose. A character named Veer is also missing, and a character worries that Gauri ran away with him.
This episode contains little dialogue other than exclamations and foreign words. It mentions "Daddy" multiple times. It also includes "Foreign" multiple times, suggesting a possible non-English setting or language.
A conversation between Deva and Gauri reveals a family secret. Gauri justifies her mother's "illegitimate relation" with "Shekhar uncle," stating that her father "never gave love to your mother" and that she found it in Shekhar.
A character named Shekhar confronts a character named Sudarshan. Shekhar mentions a desire to put a rope around each other's necks to "fulfill our desires." Sudarshan expresses that Shekhar is mad and has given her a lot of pain.
Veer asks Gauri to leave with him immediately, confessing that she is the only one for him. Gauri is confused and asks for an explanation.
Someone boasts that "all the powers of the universe will be in my control" at a specific time, and they will defeat Gauri, who has come again as their "Kaal".
Deva is told that his "boss" (father) never gave love to his mother. He is urged to "take care of" the family before "all the other relations come apart".
Deva confronts Gauri, accusing her of "running away." He reveals that he saw her "eating the mask," and she claims to be a priest's daughter who would never do such a thing. Later, a character named Marina claims that Deva's family are the murderers who "killed Bagi Nadira".
A character, identifying as a prostitute, talks about taking revenge for her parents' deaths. She urges Deva to "kill me" and "take revenge for the death of your loved ones," just like "Bagin took his revenge." Deva is then accused of telling "false stories of Bagin".
In one episode of this series, a character named Gauri is a murderer, having killed six people. Another character, Deva, promises to stay with her through happiness and sadness. Deva also promises to begin a new life with Gauri. However, the person speaking, who may be a spirit, says that Gauri must find a seventh victim before the spirit will leave Gauri's body, and until then, Deva cannot truly be hers. The spirit asks, "Where is my seventh victim?".
