In the lush, folklore-rich Konkan region, the cinematic journey of *Munjya* begins decades ago with Bittu, a young Brahmin boy obsessed with marrying Munni, an older girl. Following his tragic
accidental death during pre-
wedding rituals, Bittu’s unfulfilled desires transform him into a malicious spirit known as a *munjya*. Trapped in a state of restless longing tied to a sacred peepal tree, his spirit demands brides, leaving a trail of terror in his wake. Bound by powerful exorcisms, the spirit is eventually imprisoned inside an abandoned well, locked away along with the spirit of his loyal brother, Chepak.Fast forward to the present day, Bittu’s modern descendant, also named Bittu, is a nervous and anxious young man living in Pune. Prompted by fragmented family secrets and a series of bizarre ancestral flashbacks, Bittu travels with his mother and grandmother to their ancestral village in Konkan. Unaware of the lurking supernatural danger, Bittu inadvertently triggers a curse when he visits the forbidden peepal tree. The ancient, mischievous spirit of Munjya is unleashed, latching onto Bittu with a singular, terrifying obsession: Bittu must help the spirit marry Munni, or face horrific consequences.Munjya follows Bittu everywhere, invisible to most but wreaking havoc on his life, particularly threatening his sweet childhood romance with Bela. Desperate to rid himself of the demonic parasite, Bittu seeks the help of a quirky, pop-culture-obsessed occultist named Elvis. Elvis attempts various modern and traditional exorcism methods, but Munjya proves relentlessly powerful, constantly outsmarting them and manipulating reality to achieve his marital goal. The stakes escalate dramatically as Munjya possesses people around Bittu, turning loved ones into violent pawns.The climax unfolds back at the cursed well, where the battle lines are drawn between the living and the supernatural. Bittu realizes that mere force will not defeat Munjya; instead, the spirit’s eternal yearning must be addressed. Through a tense confrontation involving emotional appeals and ancestral rituals, the protagonists uncover the true nature of the curse. They manage to outwit the entity by tricking him into believing his matrimonial wish has finally been granted, thereby neutralizing his rage. Munjya and Chepak are finally coaxed back into their watery prison, sealing the well once more. The film concludes with a recovering Bittu returning to normalcy with Bela, though a lingering post-credits scene hints that the mischievous spirit's eternal slumber might not be as permanent as they hope.