Bhoot Bakra

About Bhoot Bakra

Bhoot Bakra turns an Eid homecoming into a playful supernatural scramble. Faraz (Syed Jibran) brings his wife Hania (Neelam Muneer) and their children back to his hometown, determined to celebrate in the old family house and reconnect with the memories he left behind. The welcome is hardly peaceful. Faraz's relatives believe his late father's spirit still lingers in the house, waiting to complete unfinished business, and a sacrificial goat soon becomes tangled in the family's escalating suspicions. With Muhammad Ahmed, Gul-e-Rana and Nazar Hassan rounding out the household, the telefilm mixes domestic comedy, ghost-story mischief and the bustle of Eid ul Adha. Writers Ali Abbas Naqvi and Basit Naqvi keep the central mystery tied to family bonds, especially the relationship between a father and son. It is a breezy setup built for communal viewing, where the haunted-house tension stays light enough for the jokes, misunderstandings and eccentric relatives to lead the way.