Chandrapur, once a thriving town built around one of the largest open cast coal mines in India, falls into ruin after the mine abruptly closes, causing the residents to evacuate. Unexplained disappearances and eerie occurrences plague the deserted town, shrouding it in mystery and fear. Aarav, a determined journalist, arrives in Chandrapur to investigate the ghostly presence and the mine's dark secrets. Joined by Riya, a former resident, they uncover a history of negligence and coverup by the mining company. The lost workers' spirits, trapped in the mine, reveal their harrowing experiences, including strange accidents and voices in the tunnels. Through interviews, old documents, and personal accounts, Aarav and Riya piece together the truth. The company had known about the dangers but chose profit over safety, leading to the workers' tragic deaths. Their story gains national attention, sparking public outrage and legal action against the company's executives. As the case unfolds, Aarav and Riya's relentless pursuit of justice leads to the transformation of Chandrapur. The abandoned mine becomes a memorial site, honoring the lost workers and serving as a reminder of the importance of corporate responsibility. The spirits of Chandrapur finally find peace, and the town begins to heal, no longer haunted by its past.