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ROHAN, 27, moves into a cheap apartment in an old building.
The landlord gives him one warning.
"**LANDLORD**"
"Don't open the locked room at the end of the hallway."

Rohan laughs.
"**ROHAN**"
"Why?"
The landlord doesn't answer. He simply hands over the keys.

Rohan wakes to the sound of someone crying—a woman's faint, desperate voice.
"**WOMAN (V.O.)**"
"Please..."
Rohan sits up in pitch darkness. Silence.
Then—
KNOCK. KNOCK. KNOCK.

Three heavy knocks from the locked room at the end of the hallway.
Rohan walks toward it. The crying stops. He touches the cold wood.
A woman's whisper comes through the door:
"**WOMAN (V.O.)**"
"Rohan..."
He freezes. He has never told anyone his name.

Rohan asks the landlord about the locked room. The landlord becomes nervous.
"**LANDLORD**"
"The previous tenant died there."
"**ROHAN**"
"How?"
"**LANDLORD**"
"Nobody knows."

Rohan notices an old photograph hanging on the wall. A young woman stands beside the previous tenant. Her face is scratched out.
Underneath the photograph is a date:
17 AUGUST 2019.


Rohan hears footsteps: Slow, bare feet against the floorboards.
STEP. Pause. STEP. Pause.
The footsteps stop directly outside his bedroom. His bedroom door slowly creaks open by itself.
Nothing is there.

Then his phone lights up: A new photograph has appeared in his gallery! It shows Rohan sleeping, taken from inside his bedroom.
He looks toward the corner. Nothing.
Then he notices something reflected in the glossy black television screen:
A pale woman is standing directly behind him.
He turns around—nobody. He looks back at the TV screen—she is standing closer.


Rohan finally breaks the lock on the door.
The room is completely empty—except for one wooden chair, one mirror, and dozens of photographs covering the walls.
Every photograph shows previous tenants. Each person looks terrified.
Rohan notices something impossible: The newest photograph is of him, taken that very morning!

Behind him in the photo stands the same woman.
"**ROHAN**"
"Who are you?"
The mirror answers:
"**WOMAN (V.O.)**"
"You already know me."

Five years earlier. Rohan was a university student.
He had a girlfriend named NISHA. They loved each other.
But Rohan became obsessed with leaving the city and building a new life. One night they argued. Nisha begged him not to leave.

"**NISHA**"
"If you go tonight, don't come back."
Rohan walked out into the night.
He never knew that Nisha died later that night.


Rohan stares into the antique mirror. The woman slowly appears inside the glass.
It's Nisha.
Her face looks exactly as he remembers it.
"**ROHAN**"
"Nisha..."
She smiles softly.
"**NISHA**"
"You finally remembered."
Rohan breaks down in tears of guilt.

"**ROHAN**"
"I'm sorry."
Nisha steps closer inside the mirror.
"**NISHA**"
"I waited five years. But I wasn't waiting for you."
Rohan looks confused.
"**ROHAN**"
"Then what were you waiting for?"
Nisha points toward the dark hallway.
"**NISHA**"
"Someone else."


The apartment front door slowly opens. A man enters.
It's the landlord. His face is strangely expressionless.
Nisha whispers:
"**NISHA**"
"He brings them here."
Rohan looks at the photographs on the walls. Suddenly he understands:

Every previous tenant disappeared. The landlord had been using the apartment as a trap to capture people!
Nisha wasn't the ghost haunting the room—she had been trying to warn the victims!
The landlord smiles sinisterly:
"**LANDLORD**"
"You shouldn't have opened that door."
The hallway lights blow out!

In total darkness, Rohan hears the landlord approaching. Then another sound: Dozens of whispers echoing from the walls!
"**VOICES**"
"Don't let him leave."
The lights return. The room is empty. The landlord has vanished.
Only Rohan remains. He runs to the front door and pulls frantically. It won't open!
Then he hears Nisha behind him:

"**NISHA**"
"Rohan..."
He turns. She is standing at the end of the hallway. This time she isn't smiling.
"**NISHA**"
"You can leave."
He looks at the front door—it unlocks and swings open. He runs outside into the morning light.

Police arrive. The landlord is missing. The apartment is empty—no photographs, no locked room.
The building's hallway ends at a normal concrete wall.
The police officer looks at Rohan strangely.
"**POLICE OFFICER**"
"There has never been an apartment here."

Rohan turns pale.
"**ROHAN**"
"What?"
The officer shows him building records: There are only three floors. Rohan looks up—the building clearly has four.


That night, Rohan returns home to his new bedroom.
His phone rings: UNKNOWN NUMBER.
He answers. Silence. Then Nisha's voice:
"**NISHA (V.O.)**"
"You left again."
Rohan slowly looks toward his vanity mirror.
His reflection isn't there!

Instead, Nisha is standing directly behind him inside the room.
She whispers into his ear:
"**NISHA**"
"This time... don't open the door."
Behind Rohan—
KNOCK. KNOCK. KNOCK.
CUT TO BLACK. THE END

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