Tagline: Where gossip travels faster than current.

In Phoolpur, electricity isn’t the only thing that comes and goes; so does the truth.

When Shubh Tyagi, a young and idealistic electricity officer, is posted to this sleepy North Indian village, he expects tangled wires and bureaucratic headaches. What he finds instead is a web of secrets, superstition, and silence.

As power cuts start following patterns no one can explain, Shubh begins to suspect that someone, or something, is controlling the darkness. Each blackout brings whispers, laughter, and fear. The more he investigates, the deeper he’s pulled into a world where gossip sparks revolutions, faith blurs with rumor, and every silence hums with conspiracy.

Blending satire and suspense, MAHAUL paints an unforgettable portrait of small-town India, its humor, hypocrisy, and humanity. A story that glows with warmth even in darkness, reminding us that sometimes, the real current runs through people, not wires.