Buried Alive by My Childhood Friends

Trapped inside their old Lucknow school before demolition, 49 classmates face poison, betrayal, and the vengeful voice of Arjun, their once-beloved prefect. The only way out: confess the truth behind Sneha Mukherjee’s death—or watch friends die, one by one. Old alliances shatter, secrets burn, and every lie could be fatal as childhood guilt becomes a death sentence.

Twenty years ago, Arjun and Meena locked their daughter Kiran in a cupboard, sacrificing her for family honour and a new life in Mumbai. Now, on the eve of their son’s high-society wedding, a pandit’s warning and a child’s ghostly laughter force them back to their haunted Lucknow home. As Kiran’s voice echoes from the darkness, the past claws its way out—demanding justice, forgiveness, and a terrifying reckoning no parent can escape.

I only wanted a safe ride home, but my brother sent Kabir—the campus heartthrob who once caught me at my most embarrassing moment. One midnight pickup, a million misunderstandings, and now I’ve seen him in nothing but his bedsheet! With my family watching and my heart racing, how can I ever face Kabir—or my brother—again?

I died watching my innocent sister’s dignity destroyed by the very people she trusted most. But fate gave me one more chance—this time, I’ll outwit her traitorous best friend and the wolves in disguise, even if I have to burn every tradition to the ground. In a town where every ritual hides a nightmare, can I rewrite our fate before dawn breaks again?

Fifteen years after Ananya’s ‘suicide,’ a drunken confession at a class reunion threatens to expose the dark truth: she was pushed—and the killers are sitting at the table. Arjun and his old benchmate share a blood-stained secret, but now Kabir, the broken lover, claims he saw everything. When old betrayals resurface, will their friendship survive the truth—or will the past finally demand its price?

When 12-year-old Anjali dies giving birth, her small village erupts in suspicion, rage, and betrayal. As the police chase false leads and an innocent man is destroyed by gossip, the real monster hides in plain sight—a trusted teacher with powerful connections. Will the truth ever break through the walls of silence, or will another child’s scream go unheard in the dusty lanes?

Sixteen and selling newspapers, you’re dragged from Lucknow’s platform and shackled for war—torn from Amma’s kitchen to a death march with strangers. Only a stubborn, big-hearted conscript stands between you and the grave, risking everything to keep you alive. When bullets fall and brothers are made by blood and loss, will loyalty or fate decide who survives to tell the tale?

Meera, a mute girl, pours her heart into a song—only for her childhood crush and best friend to steal it and give it to his new flame. Humiliated on stage and silenced by betrayal, Meera must fight a web of lies, class shame, and heartbreak to reclaim her voice and dignity. But when a powerful senior steps up as her unlikely ally, secrets from their haunted past threaten to change everything.

Neha sacrificed everything—her dreams, her meals, her pride—for a boy who only returned her love with public humiliation. When tragedy strikes and her parents choose death over poverty, Neha is left utterly alone, haunted by betrayal and shame. Eight years later, as she stands on the edge of the same river that claimed her family, a desperate message from Arjun arrives—too late to change the past, but just in time to decide her future.

On Diwali Eve, thirty-four students are locked inside their hostel classroom, forced to play a deadly WhatsApp and PayTM game sent from the account of a classmate who died days ago. Each round, the unlucky must perform humiliating or fatal tasks, while betrayal and old secrets explode in the suffocating dark. With every PayTM jingle, the line between superstition, guilt, and supernatural vengeance blurs—no one can leave, and only the luckiest will survive till morning.

When a brutal, inhuman killer strikes on a night train, I cling to my Chacha ji’s side—his fear and secrets more chilling than the murders. With every compartment sealed and a deadly imposter lurking among us, even the police can’t save us. But as the men in black interrogate every passenger, I realize the real danger may not be the monster outside—but the family I trust most.

A little girl’s laughter turns to terror when her night at the colony park ends in death, her grandmother caught in a loop of memory and grief. As Inspector Sushil investigates, secrets of neglect, guilt, and a missing hour unravel, leaving even the hardened police haunted by the child’s frozen scream. But when a video reveals Ananya’s last moments—and an unearthly laugh echoes through the night—the line between tragedy and something darker begins to blur.