Now Pratap Singh is on his death bed, tended by his extremely loyal servant Shankar.

Moments later we see that Thakur dies and the Professor and his charioteer Shambhu Kaka are attacked by a gruesome, ghastly, vengeful deformed ghoul.

With much valor Shambhu Kaka saves Suraj and scrams, but Professor, not so lucky, dies a macabre death.

She tells him that her son Ganga, once a popular village lad, lost his life in the caves behind the Haveli.

Ahead they meet some hoodlums who try to take advantage of Rachna's solitariness, while Suraj is out to bring water for the fuming car radiator.

Shakal wants to settle scores with Suraj (for Pratap Singh's atrocities) for the untimely death of his brother Dharma and his mother.

At night Reshma goes to the Haveli to make Suraj understand about the impending peril he and Rachna could face.

Suraj and the village men reach dungeon and find a scared Rachna and the dead bodies of Goga and his henchmen.

Shakal frames Suraj and his father by showing Shaila's corpse to Sardar and puts the blame on them.

While dying Shakar informs Suraj that the Trident in the temple of Kaali Mata is the only way to stop the monster.

Holding his last breath Pratap Singh reveals that due to his evil deeds the curse turned him into the monster and that is the reason why he did not want his son to be here.