Raaz 1967

Kumar, a man of Indian origin living in Africa, is haunted by vivid dreams of a railway station named Viran Nagar in India. He resolves to uncover the meaning behind these visions and travels to India with his friend Rocky. The duo reach Viran Nagar, and the station appears exactly as Kumar had dreamed, down to the smallest detail. Yet when they search for a ride, the locals treat them as if they’ve seen a ghost, creating an eerie atmosphere that deepens the mystery. They find a temporary place to stay and begin to piece together why these dreams pull Kumar back to this forgotten corner of the world.

A young woman named Sapna greets Kumar and says she has waited for his return, asserting that they can be together now. But Kumar, who has never set foot in Viran Nagar before, feels more confused than ever, as if the past is rewriting itself in front of his eyes. The tension rises when a local villager named Bansi claims he once saw Kumar being killed and buried in the nearby forest, a rumor that unsettles both Kumar and Rocky and pushes them to dig deeper into the town’s secrets. The mystery deepens as they search for truth, guided by a sense that someone is pulling the strings from behind the scenes.

A mysterious man, Kamal Kapoor, steps forward with the pivotal truth: the man who was killed was actually Kumar’s twin brother, Sunil. This revelation reframes Kum ar’s memories and the puzzles surrounding his dreams, suggesting a chain of events that never fully resolved. The revelation also points to the shadowy figure at the center of the feud, Sarkar Nath, Sapna’s uncle, who opposed the lovers and orchestrated the attempt on Kumar’s life. The town’s tension escalates as lines between friend and foe blur, and the past begins to collide with the present in dangerous ways.

As the plot unfolds, Kumar is attacked by Sarkar Nath’s henchmen, collapsing into unconsciousness just as Sunil arrives with a plea for help. A tragic misunderstanding leads to Sunil’s death and burial in the forest, a blow that pushes Kumar into a memory void. The head injury leaves him with gaps in recall, which explains the persistent labyrinth of dreams that chase him back to Africa—the very dreams that started this quest. Yet the clues don’t stop there; they begin to align, revealing not only who killed whom but why the killer believed revenge would erase love and difference from Viran Nagar.

In the climactic strands of this mystery, Kumar pieces together the tangled strands of past and present, faces the villains, and fights to secure a future with Sapna. The confrontation culminates in a hard-won justice that clears the fog from his mind and the village’s fear from his heart. With the danger behind them and truth on their side, Kumar and Sapna find a path forward together, and the story closes on a note of quiet, enduring happiness as they begin a new life side by side.