Dashavatar

Alok Goyal, a meek journalist who pretends to be a braveheart is stranded in a jungle where a mysterious woman named Tadaka rescues him from a bear and other bloodthirsty Betals (vampires) and it is shown that they are not allowed to feast on human blood after seeing the horrors humans were capable of during the partition in 1947. The Dashavatar (leader) of the Betal sect, Yakshasan, opposed the ban on drinking human blood, resulting in him being held captive in a cursed cave for violating the rule.

Dashavatar

Alok Goyal, a meek journalist who pretends to be a braveheart is stranded in a jungle where a mysterious woman named Tadaka rescues him from a bear and other bloodthirsty Betals (vampires) and it is shown that they are not allowed to feast on human blood after seeing the horrors humans were capable of during the partition in 1947. The Dashavatar (leader) of the Betal sect, Yakshasan, opposed the ban on drinking human blood, resulting in him being held captive in a cursed cave for violating the rule.

Dashavatar

Alok Goyal, a meek journalist who pretends to be a braveheart is stranded in a jungle where a mysterious woman named Tadaka rescues him from a bear and other bloodthirsty Betals (vampires) and it is shown that they are not allowed to feast on human blood after seeing the horrors humans were capable of during the partition in 1947. The Dashavatar (leader) of the Betal sect, Yakshasan, opposed the ban on drinking human blood, resulting in him being held captive in a cursed cave for violating the rule.

Dashavatar

Alok Goyal, a meek journalist who pretends to be a braveheart is stranded in a jungle where a mysterious woman named Tadaka rescues him from a bear and other bloodthirsty Betals (vampires) and it is shown that they are not allowed to feast on human blood after seeing the horrors humans were capable of during the partition in 1947. The Dashavatar (leader) of the Betal sect, Yakshasan, opposed the ban on drinking human blood, resulting in him being held captive in a cursed cave for violating the rule.

Dashavatar

Alok Goyal, a meek journalist who pretends to be a braveheart is stranded in a jungle where a mysterious woman named Tadaka rescues him from a bear and other bloodthirsty Betals (vampires) and it is shown that they are not allowed to feast on human blood after seeing the horrors humans were capable of during the partition in 1947. The Dashavatar (leader) of the Betal sect, Yakshasan, opposed the ban on drinking human blood, resulting in him being held captive in a cursed cave for violating the rule.

Dashavatar

Alok Goyal, a meek journalist who pretends to be a braveheart is stranded in a jungle where a mysterious woman named Tadaka rescues him from a bear and other bloodthirsty Betals (vampires) and it is shown that they are not allowed to feast on human blood after seeing the horrors humans were capable of during the partition in 1947. The Dashavatar (leader) of the Betal sect, Yakshasan, opposed the ban on drinking human blood, resulting in him being held captive in a cursed cave for violating the rule.