Yogita, a 35-year-old woman, dies in a bridge collapse in Mumbai. Her family is devastated, but her 13-year-old daughter, Ishani, starts experiencing strange occurrences that suggest Yogita's spirit is still with her.
As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that Yogita's death was not an accident, but a result of a scam involving substandard materials used in the bridge's construction. Yogita's spirit seeks revenge against those responsible, including the contractor, engineer, and government official involved in the scam. She also protects Ishani from harm.
Mahendra, Yogita's husband, is determined to get justice for his wife's death and refuses to perform her final rites until the culprits are punished. Yogita's spirit helps him in his quest for justice, and eventually, all those responsible for her death meet a mysterious end.
In the end, Yogita's spirit finds peace, and her body is cremated. Ishani is left to come to terms with the loss of her mother, but she knows that her mother's spirit will always be with her. The story is a mix of supernatural elements, family drama, and a quest for justice.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Yogita Surve, a 35-year-old woman, died in a bridge collapse in Mumbai.
2. Yogita was a resident of Krishna Chawl.
3. The bridge was 70 years old and was under repair at the time of the collapse.
4. The funding for the repairs came from MLA Ramakant Deshmukh's MLA fund.
5. Substandard materials were used in the construction of the bridge to cut costs.
6. Yogita's husband, Mahendra, refused to claim her body and perform her final rites.
7. Mahendra claimed that Yogita's soul was wandering and that he would not burn her body until she got her revenge against those responsible for her death.
8. Ishani, Yogita's 13-year-old daughter, began to experience strange occurrences and claimed that her mother was still with her.
9. Mahendra was warned by a relative that keeping Yogita's body at home would lead to her soul being trapped and that she would not find peace.
10. The government officer, contractor, and engineer involved in the bridge construction were killed under mysterious circumstances.
11. MLA Ramakant Deshmukh was accused of being involved in a scam related to the bridge construction.
12. Mahendra's daughter, Ishani, was kidnapped by the MLA's men, but was rescued by Yogita's ghost.
13. A shaman was called to perform a ritual to trap Yogita's soul and free her from the world.
14. Yogita's body was brought to the shaman's place, and she was forced to watch as her body was prepared for burning.
15. Yogita's ghost appeared and attacked the MLA, causing him to flee.
16. The shaman attempted to trap Yogita's soul using a spell, but she managed to escape.
17. Yogita's body was finally burned, and her soul was set free.
18. Ishani was told by her father that her mother was gone, but that she would always be in her heart.