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“I’m Shubhomoy Sarkar… and yes, I had an appointment with you.” A confident man enters a psychiatrist’s office. But what unfolds over the next 45 minutes makes both the doctor—and the audience—question what’s real. Shubhomoy, a successful corporate executive, moves into a new apartment near his workplace. But peace is a mirage. He starts hearing voices, seeing figures, feeling watched. A woman’s laughter echoes through empty rooms. Objects shift mysteriously. And then, one night, he wakes up with a pair of feet swinging above his face. In panic, he seeks help from Dr. Arunava Roy, a psychiatrist from his past. Shubhomoy speaks of horror: the pale woman, the blank eyes, the cold kitchen ghost. Arunava listens calmly, scribbles notes, pours tea… Until his phone rings. “Shubhomoy? No, doctor… he committed suicide last night.” Who, then, sat on that couch? He rewinds the voice recorder. Shubhomoy’s voice is… missing. Only the doctor’s voice remains. Was it a hallucination? Or a final cry from beyond?