Story: After losing her mother, a seven-year-old girl starts behaving differently. She believes that her mother is still with her. Her father thinks that her feelings have base in the fact that she loved her mother. However, he becomes concerned when she tells him that she can also see another man. Is it her imagination or something else?
Review: Bhaybheet starts with the suicide of Rashmi (Poorva Gokhale) and soon goes into flashback. Rashmi, Shekhar (Subodh Bhave) and their daughter Shreya (Mrunal Jadhav) are a happy family but the spark is missing between Rashmi and Shekhar. When Rashmi jumps to her death, Shekhar takes a disturbed Shreya to their farmhouse in another city.
On way, he visits his childhood friend Dr Kavya (Madhu Sharma) to talk about Shreya’s slightly odd behavior after her mother’s demise. Kavya calls it a shock and suggests spending more time with her to help her heal. But things take a different turn and concern Shekhar further.
Shekhar suspects his weird neighbour, Kishor (Yatin Karyekar), has something to do with his daughter’s behaviour. At the same time, he also notices odd things happening in a nearby forest/ But Shekhar is unable to understand what’s going on. Is Kishor at fault? Is Kishor the man Shreya sees in her imagination? Or is there something supernatural at work here?
Director Deepak Naidu starts the build-up to the mystery since the start. While it doesn’t depend on special effects much, the film’s camera work keeps you hooked to the screen. The script is crisp and ensures the movie doesn’t stretch. And the surprising climax creates magic.