Recarntation

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🕴️ Title: The Man Who Returned

🌀 Subtitle: Reincarnation of Dev and Arsh

Genre: Supernatural Thriller | Reincarnation | Psychological Drama | Corporate Conspiracy

Structure: 12 Chapters | ~4000 words each

Climax: Thrilling, slightly horror-infused, with a supernatural twist

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🌑 Story Overview:

Two souls—one alive, one betrayed.

Arshvick, a simple young man with no ties, dies by accident.

He wakes up with memories, instincts, and rage of Dev Malhotra, a billionaire who was murdered by his wife and cousin.

But now… he’s trapped in Arshvick’s body.

What begins as a mystery soon turns into a war across lifetimes—with revenge, supernatural warnings, and divine judgment playing their hand.

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📖 Chapter-by-Chapter Breakdown

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🩸Chapter 1: The Fall

Arshvick Sharma is introduced—lonely, good-natured, a low-salary employee.

After a fun drunken trip with his friend Monty to a misty hill station, Arshvick falls off a cliff while urinating, presumed dead.

But after being declared clinically dead for 17 minutes… he wakes up.

His eyes now reflect someone else.

> End with eerie shot of Arshvick mumbling: “Where is Nayantara…?”

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🌀Chapter 2: The Stranger in the Mirror

Arshvick’s personality begins to change—refined speech, confident gestures, knowledge of business and foreign languages.

He introduces himself to Monty as Dev Malhotra.

Flashbacks begin—images of a mansion, a woman screaming, betrayal, blood.

Monty thinks he’s mentally ill.

Meanwhile, Dev’s internal voice grows stronger.

> End with Dev seeing his own portrait in a newspaper article: "Business Tycoon Dev Malhotra Dies in Fire"

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👔Chapter 3: The Ghost Billionaire

Using his corporate skills, “Arshvick” lands a job in a financial firm.

He investigates his own past life as Dev—finding inconsistencies in news reports.

He tries contacting Nayantara (Dev’s widow), who is now running Dev’s company with Rajat.

A mysterious beggar outside the temple warns him: “Dev never left. He was sent back for justice.”

> End with a shadow appearing behind him in the mirror that whispers, “They burned your soul.”

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🔍Chapter 4: The Devil in Silk

We meet Nayantara, Dev’s elegant but manipulative widow, and Rajat, Dev’s cunning cousin.

They're celebrating the final takeover of Dev’s assets.

Arshvick begins blackmailing their lawyer anonymously, using inside knowledge only Dev could know.

Tension grows.

> End with Nayantara receiving a courier: A blood-stained cufflink Dev wore the night he died.

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🔦Chapter 5: The Hidden Vault

Arshvick (Dev) returns to Mumbai pretending to be a journalist.

He secretly enters the Malhotra mansion using a secret passage only Dev knew.

He finds his old vault—opens it with the combination based on his past birthday.

Inside: a will, a USB drive, and a voice recorder with Dev’s real voice… naming his enemies.

> End with lights going out and ghostly whisper: “Time is running out…”

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🧠Chapter 6: Two Minds, One Body

Arshvick begins to lose his own identity.

Dreams turn violent. His reflection starts talking back.

He’s no longer sure who is in control—Dev or Arsh?

He visits a tantric priest who tells him:

> “You are the chosen vessel. A wrong must be righted. But beware, for souls do not return alone.”

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🩺Chapter 7: The Murder Memory

Through a psychic session, Arshvick relives Dev’s death.

He sees Nayantara poisoning his drink, Rajat smashing his skull, then setting fire to make it look like an accident.

He screams in the session, and the healer dies of heart failure in shock.

Something darker is now following him—something from beyond.

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📱Chapter 8: The Digital Trail

Using the USB from the vault, Arshvick begins uploading Dev’s voice messages and video clips onto anonymous online accounts.

Public suspicion grows.

He receives a phone call from a blocked number: a whisper says, “I buried you. Why are you back?”

Meanwhile, Monty is attacked by unknown goons.

> End with Arshvick staring at his hands… they are momentarily burned and skeletal, then normal again.

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💥Chapter 9: The Revelation

Monty survives and agrees to help.

A loyal ex-employee of Dev—Meera Saxena, now a whistleblower—contacts Arshvick.

She tells him there were rumors about occult rituals by Rajat.

Now it's confirmed: Rajat had made a pact with a tantric to erase Dev’s soul forever… but the ritual failed.

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🧨Chapter 10: The Fire Returns

Nayantara and Rajat host a gala in the same mansion where Dev died.

Arshvick enters, wearing a mask, and confronts them—slowly revealing information only Dev could know.

A fire breaks out.

He drags them to the same chamber where he died.

They scream, claiming he’s a ghost.

As the fire rises, the lights flicker… a shadow with burning eyes stands behind him.

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🩸Chapter 11: The Judgment

The mansion burns. Rajat is killed by falling debris.

Nayantara is institutionalized, screaming that “Dev is watching me from the mirror!”

Dev’s soul begins to fade—but Arshvick is now weak, bleeding internally.

He walks into a temple… collapses.

> The priest says: “Justice is served. The soul may choose peace or purpose.”

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🕊️Chapter 12: The Man Who Returned

Arshvick survives. But Dev is gone… or so he thinks.

Months later, he builds a trust from Dev’s hidden wealth for victims of fraud and corporate injustice.

He sees a new reflection—peaceful, smiling, just Arshvick.

But when he walks past a mirror one evening… for just a second…

Dev is still there. Watching. Waiting.

> Final Line:

“Some souls never leave. They just wait for the next wrong… to return again.”

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🔮 Tone of the Climax:

Rain, fire, mirrors cracking, ghosts whispering.

Slightly horror-toned but rooted in karma and supernatural justice.

Not full paranormal horror—but psychological with mythic overtones

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