Unable to conceive, Thakurain Lajjo enlists the help of her maid, Mahua, and approaches a demon named Nevla, who assures her that she will indeed give birth but if it's a daughter, then she must surrender her to him, to which she agrees. Shortly thereafter, she gives birth to a daughter, Kamya, but refuses to surrender it. Mahua poisons her, abducts Kamya, and takes her to Nevla, but Thakur Pratap Singh intervenes just in time, banishes the former to a coffin in a cavern, and rescues his daughter. 18 years later, Kamya herself will be compelled to approach and resurrect Nevla in order to win the love of Kumar - who she is obsessed with - and will do anything to make him her's forever.
Shyam Ramsay, Tulsi Ramsay
Director
Hashmat Khan
Kumar
Manjeet Kular
Sapna
Kunickaa Sadanand
Kamya P. Singh (as Kunika)
Satish Kaul
Anand
Anita Sareen
Bhanu - Anand's wife
Anirudh Agarwal
Nevla
Aruna Irani
Mahua
Raza Murad
Nevla's devotee
Vijayendra Ghatge
Thakur Pratap Singh (as Vijayendra)
Karunakar Pathak
Surinder Kohli
Nevla's devotee
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