The emperor's bride

James Carter, a thrill-seeking tourist, finds himself drawn to the eerie allure of Jabirath Mandir, an ancient temple hidden deep within the Himalayan foothills. The villagers warn him to stay away, whispering of Emperor Dharanveer, a ruthless ruler whose restless spirit is said to haunt the crumbling ruins. Dismissing their superstitions, James sets out to explore the temple, camera in hand, hoping to capture the remnants of a lost empire.

But the deeper he ventures into the shadows of the temple, the more unnerving the whispers become. They guide him to a sealed chamber, where he discovers a hidden tomb and the stone-carved figure of Dharanveer's corpse inside. Compelled by curiosity, he touches the statue, unknowingly breaking a long-forgotten curse. The air chills, and the shadows seem to close in, as the once-lifeless form of Emperor Dharanveer stirs.

Awakening after centuries in a dark, restless slumber, the emperor is captivated by the intruder who has disturbed his eternal rest. But Dharanveer's idea of gratitude is twisted-he insists that James must now stay with him, bound in a dark, mystical marriage to ensure his spirit never returns to the abyss. Trapped within the temple's walls, James faces a terrifying choice: submit to the emperor's demands, or be haunted by a vengeful spirit determined to keep him in this eerie, ancient love story forever.

Caught between fear and a dangerous allure, James finds himself entangled in a strange and perilous relationship with a man who is as cold as the stone he once was. With no clear escape, he must navigate the deadly games of a ruler who refuses to be forgotten-and maybe, just maybe, uncover the lingering humanity buried beneath centuries of rage and loneliness.