''Rajmohol'' (

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: রাজমহল) is a 2005 Indian Bengali-language horror drama film starring

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, Abhishek Chatterjee,

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, Biplab Chatterjee,

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, and

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. It is a remake of the 1993

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''. This movie has got 5 versions (four remakes) in total - Malayalam -

(original) and its remakes. Kannada -

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, Tamil- Chandramukhi, Bengali - Rajmohol and Hindi -

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Plot

A married couple from Kolkata, Deboshree (

) and her husband Sumit ( Abhishek Chatterjee), move to a village. There, they move into a supposedly haunted mansion which belonged to Sumit's ancestors. Deboshree then goes into the restricted room and finds out that there was a dancer named Chandramukhi who had been killed by a ''zamindar'' (a Persian word meaning "landlord"), who lived in that mansion. After mysterious occurrences in the mansion, which appear paranormal, Sumit calls his psychologist friend Dr. Agni (

) from USA, as he believes that there is not a ghost. He believes that Malini (

) who could not marry him is mentally ill and behind all those incidents. But Dr. Agni makes more comic misunderstandings. Also, Dr. Agni starts to like Malini. In the climax, it is revealed that Deboshree suffers multiple personality disorder and because of her sympathy for Chandramukhi, she starts believing that she is Chandramukhi. She thinks that her husband is the cruel zamindar responsible for Chandramukhi's death, and she must take her revenge by killing him. Dr. Agni devises a plan and makes Deboshree 'kill' a doll instead of Sumit. Thinking she has killed Sumit and exacted her revenge, the personality of Chandramukhi 'leaves' Deboshree. At the end of the movie, a hypnotized Deboshree regains consciousness as her usual self. And Dr. Agni marries Malini.

Cast

as Dr. Agni * Abhishek Chatterjee as Sumit *

as Deboshree, Sumit's wife *

as Malini, Agni's love interest *

as Manik, Malini's maternal uncle * Biplab Chatterjee as Manohar Choudhury, Malini's father *

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as Tarapith Maharaj

Soundtrack

Music of ''Rajmohol'' has been composed by Ashok Bhadra. Lyrics of the album were penned by Gautam Susmit.

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, Kavita Krishnamurthy,

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, Miss Jojo has given their voices for the album.

References

External links

* 2005 films Bengali-language Indian films Bengali remakes of Malayalam films 2000s Bengali-language films 2000s horror drama films Films set in country houses Indian psychological thriller films {{2000s-Bengali-film-stub Indian horror drama films 2005 psychological thriller films