The story revolves around a mysterious train that arrives at Bharana Station after midnight, where passengers who get off disappear suddenly. A Tantrik (a traditionalist) is called to investigate and discovers that the station master is under hypnosis, allowing the train to depart. The Tantrik builds a temple on the platform, which is the key to stopping the train. The train is revealed to be driven by the vengeful spirit of people who were burnt alive while trying to build a temple in Ashapura.
In a separate storyline, a village is plagued by a mysterious well that is suddenly filled to the brim, and people who approach it disappear. A watchman is suspected, and a plan is hatched to catch him in the act. The watchman is revealed to be a supernatural being who is absorbing people into the well.
The storylines intersect when the village sarpanch (leader) comes up with a plan to kill the watchman by changing its direction, using the principle that once connected, beings or machines always connect in the same way. The plan is successful, and the village is saved.
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1. Jhal's Ghost Train Bharana Station is a station where the train suddenly stops after midnight.
2. The train stops at the station, but passengers who get off disappear suddenly, and no one knows where they go.
3. A man tries to buy a ticket for the train, but the ticket seller is hesitant to sell it to him.
4. The man claims he needs to get on the train to go to the next station.
5. The ticket seller gives in and sells the ticket to the man.
6. The train arrives, and the man boards it, but the train doesn't move.
7. A Tantrik (a traditional spiritual practitioner) is called to help solve the mystery of the train.
8. The Tantrik watches the station master and discovers that he is under hypnosis.
9. The Tantrik discovers that the train is connected to a temple in Ashapura, four stations away.
10. The Tantrik builds a replica of the temple on the platform, and the train arrives, but this time, it moves on.
11. The train stops coming to the station after the Tantrik's intervention.
12. Three friends, Lalu, Kalu, and Talu, go to make a drain in a village, but Talu disappears.
13. The villagers suspect that the watchman of a well is behind the disappearance.
14. The villagers come up with a plan to catch the watchman in the act.
15. The watchman is caught, and it is revealed that he is not human.
16. The watchman is killed, and the village is saved from a big problem.
17. The Sarpanch (village head) explains that the watchman was a creature that connected with others in a specific way and that changing its direction prevented it from connecting.