Dybbuk: The Curse Is Real (2021) is a supernatural horror film that blends elements of psychological terror with traditional folklore. Directed by Jay K, the movie is a remake of the 2017 Malayalam film Ezra, and it follows the story of a young woman, Mahi (played by Nikita Dutta), who unknowingly unleashes an ancient evil that threatens her life and the lives of those around her.

The story begins when Mahi and her husband, Sam (played by Emraan Hashmi), move into a new house in India. During their stay, Mahi comes into possession of an antique box, which was previously owned by a Jewish family. The box is said to contain a dybbuk, an evil spirit from Jewish folklore that can possess a person and bring about terrible consequences. Soon after opening the box, Mahi begins to experience terrifying supernatural events, and her behavior becomes increasingly erratic. She is tormented by visions of a malevolent force, and it seems that the dybbuk has taken hold of her.

As Mahi’s condition worsens, Sam seeks the help of an exorcist, played by the character of Rabbi, who uncovers the dark history behind the dybbuk and the box. The curse that Mahi is now fighting is linked to an old family secret, and the key to her salvation lies in confronting the past. The movie weaves together themes of family trauma, the power of evil, and the struggle to break free from a curse.

Dybbuk: The Curse Is Real (2021) is an intense and suspenseful horror film that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with its chilling atmosphere, unexpected twists, and the constant tension between the forces of good and evil. The film delves into the psychological terror of possession, leaving the audience questioning what is real and what is supernatural.