In a village, there lived a poor girl with her four brothers. The family's financial condition was so dire that they couldn't even afford to arrange her marriage.

Driven by desperation, the brothers committed an unthinkable act. They killed their sister, hoping to escape the financial burden of her marriage.

The girl was buried in a lonely corner of the village graveyard. But her spirit refused to rest. She was filled with rage and sorrow, yearning for vengeance.

She transformed into a dangerous spirit, vowing to punish her brothers for their horrible act.

She haunted their home, tormenting them with terrifying visions and nightmares. The brothers were petrified, their guilt amplifying their fear.

The spirit relentlessly pursued them, not allowing them a moment's peace. Their once safe haven had turned into a house of horrors.

The spirit's fury didn't end with her brothers. The village was caught in her wrath too, with strange occurrences and accidents becoming commonplace.

The villagers lived in constant fear, their peaceful life disrupted by the vengeful spirit. They desperately sought a way to appease her.

The village priest suggested a solution. The brothers must confess their sin in front of the entire village and beg for the spirit's forgiveness.

Shaken and remorseful, the brothers confessed their crime. They pleaded for forgiveness, their guilt and regret evident in their tear-streaked faces.

Moved by their remorse, the spirit decided to give them one last chance. She warned them to live a righteous life and disappeared into the night.

The brothers, scarred by the experience, turned over a new leaf. They lived the rest of their lives in penance, never forgetting the price of their terrible mistake.