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Im addicted to your channel sir🤗🤗
Make video on Betal, Pishach, Dakini , Para-dakini, Dhara-dakini, and Pret (prait).
Hii I am from Odisha and we do have a ghostlore name dahani which is saying to be a women aaur woh evening ke baad ghar ke bahar ghum rahe akele baccho ko target karti hain aur unko maar kar kha jaati hain yeh jyada tar un fires ke paas present hoti hain jo ya toh samsan ke pass ho ya phir kisi sunsaan jagah par. Their is a method by which you can summon her during evening you have to go to cemetery and have to call her name 21 times but I personally did it and nothing happened pehle iska kaafi daar tha par urbanization ke wajah se yeh urban legend kind of like fade ho gaya hain puri tarah se.
And second one is niali rakhyaso jo ki NEWS mein bhi aaya tha ,local news mein , jisme kaha jata tha ki koi monster evening mein aakar sheep's
body ko bina koi nukshan kiye sirf teen hole karke usse us sheep ka dil aur blood le leta tha forest department ne kaafi operations chalaye in incidents ko rokne ke liye but they failed and eventually yeh incidents bhi hona band hogaye inse related news ajj bhi UA-cam par hain par woh Local language Odia mein hain , aur yeh incident niali naam ke jagah par hua tha isiliye iska naam niali rakhyaso pada .
Note:- rakhyaso means monster
@@t.saikrishnapatro8296 Me Dakini ki baat kr rha hu tha dahani ki nhi , Dakini koi women nhi h vo embodiment of dark energy h jise ki witches (dayan) invoke krti h or usse power harness krti h or Dakini se power lene ke karan hi witches ko Dayan kha jata h. Iske bare me Tantra me likha hua hai.
@@t.saikrishnapatro8296 Guhya tantra m iski invoke krna bataya h .
05:00 I too got called by nishi so i felt like sharing my story for those who wanna hear. It was 2 years ago on a Tuesday night i was getting ready to go to bed and was preoccupied with thoughts, suddenly i heard my mother calling my name twice, i was almost about to answer when suddenly it hit me, my mother is right beside me already asleep, immediately i remembered the NishiDaak stories my grandparents warned me about, i never thought they would actually call me . I got so terrified i chanted All God's name i could remember the whole night and barely slept. Next morning i told my mother and she hugged me and said "Thank God u didn't answer".
Yeah Thanks for sharing it !
Got Goosebumps while reading "She was beside already"..
Btw I liked ur name Swarnadyuti ✨
Yes nishi is a famous ghost in Bengal.
Thanks for sharing
@@Debangshu.Chanda but I heard about it and I am north Indian my dad also tell me this one obviously name was not same
@@Iamakshh I guess the legends of this ghost is the same all throughout the country with only the name being different.
"Baak" a spirit which lives near water bodies and feeds on fish, a very popular ghost folklore in Assam. There are a number of popular stories and regional movies available. They hunt human and posses their victim's dead bodies for their next victim mostly to hunt for fish. It is said that, 'Baak' carries a pouch tied in their lower back which contains all their powers and who ever can snatch or secure that pouch, 'Baak' will become your slave. Also, they are scared of mustard seeds and it is said if you secures the pouch of a 'Baak', you need to place inside a container filled with mustard seeds since the 'Baak' will always try to find it back. If it does, it will hunt you!
i m assamese and i myself didnt knew bout it lmao. anyways tthank you
Nice
I also from Assam and I heard that
How do you know
Moi u Axomiya kintu ketia u xuna nai 🥲
Edit: Now i asked my mom, she said she has heard of it and gave me some explanation 🥲
I'm a bengali , and I heard a story of Nishi Daak from my grandmother, her father faced this one day , one night while sleeping he felt like a friend was calling him , he got up and opened the door , after that when he came back to senses he saw a white girl in white walking infront of him . and he was following her , no reason why . he was a very religious man . and everyone believes that is why he came back to senses, the woman kept changing forms and he was really far away from his place, he was still following her like she was talking him .. that woman changed into a horse and then to a cat and then to a a woman and he could feel his body was being controlled , he started chanting mantras and gained a little control over his body . and then what he did was really different from other stories, he was chanting mantras and started passing around himself in a big circle . it was bug enough to old anyone from touching him . when he finished it he suddenly saw the woman standing infront of him outside the circle and she changed into a white cat , every form she took was bright white . the cat started scratching the mud , to just remove the protection .. he was too scared to be standing and he fainted ... the next day he was found by the locals in the next village . the place where he was last night was another village . and he fainted there and was found next day at the same spot .. so I can say in my family someone survived from nishi dak and yes these are real .
I also heard Nishi daak and it's very much true and real
Maine bhi suna hai nishi dak ke bare main
@Ravvan ๛devil亗 then what happened did she slept with you 😂😂😂
@Ravvan ๛devil亗 then you should sing Mera to L lag gaya 😂😂😂
Yes Nishi ...Very popular among rural bengal villages ☠️
And also that women with open hairs who roam at nights
I'm from Rajasthan and I have heard about SULLIYVAN it's a female entity which is described as very creepy and dangerous.
It is said that it lives at a place where very less people goes around ( jaha bahot kam log guzarte hai ). It is said that they have a fixed area in which they can roam and a fixed time also when they are on a hunt . I have heard that the time in which they hunt are in afternoon and evening when sunsets .
They are dressed in Saree and wear Full india women's cosmetics . But there hair aage chehre pe latke hote hai joh face hide krte hai aur unke nails bahot bade hote hai .
They'll follow you if you pass by there area . First You'll listen there footsteps and sound of Payal following you . You can't turn back its a rule otherwise your dead . Then slowly you'll feel she's coming close to you and if she catches you she'll kill you .
I have heard stories in which the victims had ran fast and crossed there area to be safe as they can't come out of there area .
You can passby there area at time when they are not active but no one exactly knows when SULLIYAVAN is active as the time differs of every victims story.
There's one more thing that I have heard about this is the people with goat ♑ in there Rashi ( horrorscope shyd se ) have more chance of seeing a SULLIYAVAN .
Hope this legend make it to the next videos and plz like if you have read all this . It took a few minutes .
Thanks for sharing from Rajasthan. khamma ghani sa 🙏
I'm Aries🥲😨
I'm from maharashtra and know about many maharashtrian folktales like most well known is
CHAKWA which traps you in a loop and you end up in the same spot no matter how much you travel. When this phenomenon happens with you people say "you where traped in a chakwa"
There are many other marathi folktales such as Haak maari, Girya, Maantodya Hadal, Chetkin and khavis
Maharashtra'urban legends are purely bullshit and horrorless they are like a jokers
I encountered chakwa while going to Ganpatipule. It all happened because the driver took a wrong turn at night. At a village, a guy told it's 5km away from here and we kept on going and going and there was nothing except dense forests. We also saw an old man walking beside the door limping weirdly despite no settlements around but didn't asked anything to him. Good thing we saw a bike and those 2 people told the correct path. I wonder what that strange old man would had said if we asked him the direction. And you forgot to add munja, the spirit of a Brahmin child.
Ya munjha i have heard
@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 I have never heard about munjha but it sounds weird the mf still not letting go of his caste and varna even after death 😄 but chakwa is actually very common phenomenon it has happened with me with my family, friends etc
I have herd about haak Mari
05:02 ......My mother has actually witnessed a Nishi Daak incident when she was about 7 years old. She and her large family stayed at a hotel in Baranagar in the midst of festive season. She once told me that Nishi Daak always calls with the voice of your family member thrice. If you answered her(Nishi Daak) on the first call then she might take you to the netherworld, answering on the second call ......then you may hear a sound of a coconut falling on ground, and on the third call she'll do nothing. So you should always ans to the third call. My mother heard the sound of her Maternal uncle but fortunately she answered at none .
Ki coincidence ami ekhon baranagar a bose ei comment ta porchi😶
My Mother in law was also a witness of Nishu daak. And this nishi daak is soo true..
Bruh I live in baranagar and I heard not so many but few true stories of nishi dak but about that calling of nishi u also should never respond or open door when u hear a knock on door..🙂
@@tulikapaul8058 that kind of stories are popular in Maharashtra too.. especially in rural areas.. the real one which I heard from my aatya was about a mother who died while giving birth and came to take her baby back and and my aatya's family were the one who took in the baby so after 4-5 hrs after the mother's death they heard some knocks on their front door and that women's voice was heard saying “ give my baby back to me “
I witnessed that myself.... In here area it's different like in diwali festival or any other one if you see a flying thing on sky , then don't point your finger to that . cause here ppl think on festive season black magic ppl lock spirits on a container and fire it like a rocket..... So it was when I was 11 and it was diwali festival and me & my elder brother was playing with our neighbour kids on our house street... I unknowingly point my finger towards that flying thing and after seeing this my brother got angry.... Then we hear my mom calling me...but my brother stop me going towards house or answer back.... My mom call me two times more but I didn't respond..... After 5 minutes my brother hold my hand take me inside house and ask if she called me.... Then my mother replied that she didn't and was busy in kitchen. That's make both of us shock and goosebumps
It's a great pleasure to listen the folklours of "Bengal", my birthplace from the most favourate youtuber!!
Lots of Love!
Some words about the ghosts discussed in the video-
1. " Mechho Bhut" usually seen near any water bodies. Sometimes people who are carrying fish can also meet them.
2. "NishiDaak" usually call for two times, this is said that if someone is calling you three times, it isn’t "Nishi".
(Here, the ghost is " Nishi", the word "Daak" means calling in bengali. The phrase "NishiDaak" depicted taken two of the words together.)
3. "Shakhchurni" is mainly those ladies who have died after marriage having the husband alive.
(It is said that these ghosts were "shankh", the symbol of marriege in Bengal, because they died after marriege.)
4. " Bramhadaytya" are "brahmin ghosts". When a " brahmin" died, he become a "bramhadyatya". These ghosts are mainly male.
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(Waiting for more)
Nishirdaak 3 bar hoyna ?
Brahmadaytya sounds similar to brahmarakshas of North
Is there any connection between them?
@@SpartanRahul117 kokhono sunecho nishir daak 😂😂
@@SpartanRahul117 না দু'বার৷ তবে এই নিয়ে বিভিন্ন জনের বিভিন্ন মতবাদ।
@@chaudhary9537 hmm Similar or Same
Thnx for mentioning Assam ghost in your video.....Love from Assam ❤️
Here are some more ghosts of Assam--->
1. Dighol thengia = his legs are so long and captures his victims with his legs.
2. Burha Dangoria(good one)= he is a guardian angel. Very tall and can be seen during evening time when drums are beaten at NAMGHAR (sacred place of Assamese people).
3. Ghar-jeuti= lives in every house and eats the food items available in kitchen when people are asleep.
4. Xupa-dhora= roam in the street and kidnap small childrens who don't obey their parents and play at noon 🤣
oml xupa dora 😂 shit i was reading so seriously as few of them im unfamiliar and then this lmao. btw you can also include BIRA & KUMURA BHOOT basically its shape is like a kumura (roof gourd) and it pass under from ur legs
@@hricksie 😂
this is unfamiliar to me 👍🏻
Issram xupa dhora🤣🤣really it's a legend 🤣🤣
Xoru thakute kla kom bhoi khaisilu ne xupa dhoraloi
I love the last one 😂😂
Nishi Daak can happen during late noons too. I've my grandfather experienced it when he was just a young boy pre-partitioned Bengal. He lived in a village where Nishi Daak was notorious and villagers would avoid leaving their houses or going to secluded places during late noons and nights. One night, my grandfather woke up from his sleep and had to leave his house to go to farmland to relieve himself and on the way he heard a very familiar but eerie voice call him out from behind. He was quick to think this couldn't be that person as they left few days ago, so he encircled himself in his urine and stood in that circle until the dawn broke. The entire night he heard different voices calling out his name both affectionately and angrily but one thing was common, they all were eerie in nature. He closed his eyes for the entire time and kept chanting mantras.
In Chhattisgarh
There is ghost named churalin (चुरेलिन ) .. that is from a mother who died while giving birth to her child. Her ghost form is terrifying and she targets small children makes them invisible and feed them with the most tasty food until they cry to go back to their actual parents. When they cry she beats them .. parents and other family members are visible to the child and he/she is always around them ... to get their child back and yo protect them.. villagers offer local food, black bangles, black saree with a coconut every festival and also when someone is getting married or guest are arriving with young children... stories says that she lives no tress and when she is cooking her food whole village can smell the essence of it specially during mela ...
In bihar we call them brahmdakinis and it is believed they live in ponds and lakes and target pregnant women.
Although I stay in a hilly area I never heard about these stories .... thank you for sharing !!🦉
Khn s ho bhai
Bro you are from northeast
Be careful
Acheri k baare m to suna h but us trha se nhi jis trha se isme btaaya ha ek jgha h garhwaal m vha acheri ka temple bhi h..mne dekha h..
Dangerous place
This is my first time knowing about Indian or south Asian ghost folklore!!! Thank you so much ❤️
Our culture have so much of the stories of daitya, evil and rakshasaas, but everyone want to explore western style ghost and satan
We have endless stories to be adapt
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I'm from Odisha, Sundargarh . My aunt once told me about a creature that has a body of a cat and wings that of a bat . You can assume it to look like toothless from 'how to train your dragon ' . It drinks blood at night from cows and goats and by morning it would have sucked th animal dry. It lives in forests and would only come out at night. It's known as 'kuhlen budhi' or 'budhi kuhlei' which mean old women kuhlei. I was around 12 or 14 when she told me that saying some kids from her hostel where she works as a teacher had killed it and some teachers had its photo. The origin story is that her husband once got fed of her and then asked her to climb a tall tree with him once up he asked her to sit there while he will be back in a moment. As he climbed down he removed the pegs in the tree they used to climb and the women got stuck there starved and then died , there she was reborn as 'budhi kuhlei'.
M from Rourkela, and i only heard the name... Thanks for lemme know in detail 🥰
im from ctc.. havent ever heard this story.. thankss...
@@subhashreesatpathy9583 I'm from Rkl too the place is lahanda, my aunt works as a teacher in a government hostel and school. It happened there, she said there are these creatures just opposite to the canal near the hostel.
@@prachitripathy3290 even i tried searching the net and all but it's mostly like urban legends within some communites and not much is known today but the stories are from the past.
Amara East Odisha side re ta Dahani story infamous
There are many folklore ghost videos regarding Indian origin, available in the UA-cam. But most of those videos fail to portrait the authenticity of extensive Bengal-Assam ghost folklore. Being a Bengali, I felt your video is one of those uncommon videos which precisely carves the Bengali and Assamese authenticity of Oral-ghost folklore. You, more or less, almost mentioned all the of those ghosts starting from famous Nisidaak and Bhramhodoitwyo to uncommon Aalea and Meecho Bhoot. It's really nice to listen about my own cultural folklores through your video.❤☺️☺️
Nishi Dak ❤️ is truely a legend in west bengal, i remember my grandma lost her cousin brother to NishiDak.This ghost usually calls you by your name in familiar voices to target her victim!
Would love to see a seperate video for west Bengal Horror Stories like Putul Bari, National Library in Kolkata and many more haunted places..those are amazing ❤️anyways the video was amazing ❤️✨
My goodness putulbari or national library was considered the most haunted even by the governments
Begunkodor😂😂
Well I was told by my friend that every woman in West Bengal is a f****** ghost or a witch
Wipro sector 5!
@@adityas136 hi
That "Aaleya" you mentioned is basically methane & phosphene produced from decomposition of waste in village ponds.Its scientifically proven but the story is pretty appealing.
Thanks for mentioning our Bangali culture in your video.
Yaa
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@@ryu1037 hater spotted,gutkha rejected
@@shayaneelnath5637 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
thats dahani alua in odia
I wanna badly tell you about my state's ghostlore but unfortunately Tripura has no single ghosslore(atleast in my knowledge). We grow up listened to West Bengal's ghostlores. So i genuinely request you to research if there's any ghostlore of Tripura. I freaking love these videos. 💟
I'm from Tripura too!!!
I never heard any ghostlore from here too but I found legends and haunted places from almost every other state alone but nothing from Tripura
@@barbiedoo4952 because you are Bengali not real tripuri
@@vikramaditya6812 if you know any then please let them know so they can add it to the video. Thank you
Back then in gondachhora there was aleya available...but aleya is just a myth, the flames are caused by mithen gas released bodies in muslim graves...
I have heard North Eastern states have lot of folk lore related to the mountains and deep jungles in that area.
Thank you for sharing those amazing legends ,I love to hear ghost stories, so can't wait for the next part ❤️❤️😊
By the way I am from bengal, Here are three points I want to add about bramhadaitya that I heard from our elders -
1.Bramhadaityas are the spirits of those bramhan boys who are died within the period ( From the day of their 'mundan' to the completion of all rituals), and during that time that boy is forbade to see the sun so he is not allowed to go outside of their house.
2. they are said to be one of the most powerful spirit among all the ghosts which are seen in india. They have immense power that even the 'Tantriks' fear to mess with them.
3. In Bengal, I am not sure may be in other states also, people worship them and they are basically found on some specific trees. They are generally good spirit. In fact, here in my village we have one such tree 😀
Actually Nishir daak is not the whole name.... 'nishi' is the name of the supernatural entity/ghost and daak means any 'call' so the literal translation goes by the call of the dark....it is believed that nishi can call you only 2 times in the voice of your loved ones so it is always advised by the elderly to wait for the third time if someone calls you at night
I am from Bengal my grandfather told te that Many years ago in our house there was a Brahmaditya in My grandfather's dreams he show him But my grandfather told me that he had left after demolishing the house where he lived.
My local types of supernatural beings are
Bhoota/Devva (Normal ghost, sprit)
Kolli devva (ghost with fire in hands, normally seen in cemetery).
Mohini
Dhakini (no idea about what they are)
Shakini (no idea about what they are)
Pichachi
Kutti chetan/ kulla pichashi(mini version)
Bhahmarakshasa ( vengeful brahmin ghost)
There are so many, need to remember
Finally having toured the world, we are back to India to experience the rich ghostlore.
Very nice haunting tube.
I wish our bollywood directers and acters turned their attention from making movies depicting romance and love affairs to making movies based on historical topics and various real ghost stories.
History because it is imperative for us to be well wersed with our country's 5000 years old rich history all of which cannot be taught in schools to students for obvious reasons.
So movies are the only means left to educate them about incidents and kings on which history books are silent.
And ghosts because its always good to have fun if we wish to live as lively and chearloving beings.
Bollywood ko chappriyo ko chamkane mei maja aata hai
Pagan India is crawling with demons... Hauntings, ghosts, aliens, BF and the likes are demons who can appear in any form in order to distract humans from the living GOD. Born again Christians have the authority to rebuke them in the name of our Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST! How to become born again? Thank JESUS for paying for your sins on the cross and HIS resurrection on the 3rd day!!! It must come from the bottom of your heart and don't forget, JESUS is GOD, see John 1! Don't give demons a foothold and don't contact them, the Bible strictly forbids occultism and spiritism. Roman catholic exorcism only make things worse (the Vatican is the whore of Babylon from Revelation 17 and 18, they have nothing to do with biblical Christianity!) Please do your own research on occult practices and items that attract demons and destroy them.
I'm from West Bengal & Childhood to Now So Many Times I Listen These Stories with Multiple Versions...
In Bengal Mostly Famous is Nishi Daak & Aleya
Please one video about karnpisachini,kaalpurus,supurush,jugni,gomuyobhoot
6:43 there is also a movie in Assamese called 'baakor putek' which means son of baak... Highly recommended
I'm from Uttarakhand, and lived in the mountainous regions my whole childhood, but I'd never heard of the ghosts you mentioned here. 🙈🙈 Still, there were multiple instances where people felt the presence of someone sinister, especially at night. It wasn't that of a child, but a woman.
Someone I knew was a doctor, and went to see a patient at night. He returned to his room around 11:30, but as clock struck past midnight, he felt someone was strangling him. He felt the door of his room open and then slam shut. He started to recite Hanuman Chalisa. The sinister presence left. The next morning he found out the patient he'd seen the last night had passed away. It was either her ghost or some other presence.
Me too.... The mountainous regions he mentioned must be either Himachali areas or north Eastern ones because i too, never heard about these ghosts from mountains here (Ukd).
@@vector8640 yeah, maybe it's in Himachal and also in Kashmir.
bro do we know each other or we know the same story? i am from uttarakhand and i went to a function with my dad and uncle he told me the same exact story and said that this happened to his friend few days ago just we met him
@@meinabi9499 the incident I'm talking about happened when I was a kid, i.e. some time in the early 2000s. The place is Pajitilani, near Sahiya. If you're from Dehradun, you'll know about the location.
@@redbloodbluemoon1423 exact incident happened with someone we knew but i don't think it's same
In Arunachal Pradesh we "Yapom". Yapom usually live in big trees. They even sometimes take village children with them. I heard lots of story where people complain their children missing from houses and found in big trees. Some Yapom are good and some are bad.
Hey...I like ur shades 😎
@@jfiyibclfjvqdcx6426 thanks😎
Like the curse of la lorona ghost ?
@@ambativamshi9322Nah but kind of werewolf type
In Bengal we have brahmadatya truly , the ghost of brahmin boy. He's supposed to be near water bodies. Rabindra nath tagore had many paranormal experiences and even in his own childhood home which is described in thakur barir bhooter goppo - book. There's a famous photo of his supposedly ghostly shadow of his wife after her death. Just fyi if you find it interesting. Even my grandmother used to say her father heard nishi dak once. My hometown was in barrackpore where the river side has it's own stories and my uncle experienced a very weird thing while he was sleeping in his quarters. He heard carriages and people speaking in English on the BT road. He was too afraid to look outside but his servant heard it too. I'm sure the abandoned villas have their own entities. My school was in that area and i have heard so many experiences from my teacher. There was one in which she saw the glimpse of a lady in Victorian clothing standing near a small pond. In a jiffy she was gone. Dalhousie square has it's own ghost stories and i can't say so much here but my grandpa knew those. That's why I'm so attached to such tales. He saw something himself as a child and then adult . I believe him. He also used to mention a seven feet tall shadow in his village:- saatmajhari they called him. He was harmless just standing by the road side. They said he was a giant who died in the area while young.
Please can you say more about the haunting stories with Rabindranath Tagore, I request you
Hauntings, ghosts, aliens, BF and the likes are demons who can appear in any form in order to distract humans from the living GOD. Born again Christians have the authority to rebuke them in the name of our Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST! How to become born again? Thank JESUS for paying for your sins on the cross and HIS resurrection on the 3rd day!!! It must come from the bottom of your heart and don't forget, JESUS is GOD, see John 1! Don't give demons a foothold and don't contact them, the Bible strictly forbids occultism and spiritism. Roman catholic exorcism only make things worse (the Vatican is the whore of Babylon from Revelation 17 and 18, they have nothing to do with biblical Christianity!) Please do your own research on occult practices and items that attract demons and destroy them.
Brahmarakshas hoye hindi te
There's a saying in Assam that people should never talk about their fishing plan about the next day, otherwise the Baak might come in disguise in the middle of the night and call you out.. forming a type of illusion where you forget everything and they take you away..
Also while growing up in a village, ive always heard stories about lost spirits called "Pahon" and another mischievious one known as "Bira" who instead of harming people creates ruckus among them, throws stone at their roof, and what not..
Also ive heard stories about "Pari" not those pretty/loving creatures, pretty ofcourse yet deadly.. like the movie "Pari" starring Anushka Sharma..
Jiraya senseii.. We missed you
I also heard this type of story from my Grandmother!
@@debduttadas-m.e4200 okay 👍 😆
@@mrinalinimandal9232 grandmas are the best storyteller.. T_T
You've made amazing impressions in different regions sirr😍
Lots of love from Nepal❤️🇳🇵
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Aaati hai bhai bohot achhe sey aati hai😊
I am absolutely loving that you have been posting regularly 😍😍 I’m one of those initial subscribers and so glad to see so many people loving your videos! This is well deserved!
Yes "Baak" a ghost found in assam. We also have "Burha Dangoria", who is a gaurdian of our namghars. Mostly seen as a tall man wearing a turban riding a horse, protecting the namghars/mandirs of Assamese people. It is said that who have seen him have long life but who gets scared gets a heart attack and dies.
I've also heard that he doesn't have a head . Is it true?
Yes my uncle had seen buha dangoria ..my uncle is a head monk of namghar....but 30 years ago he was a new namghoria...as we belong to ekserna ...new namghoria have to to clean namghars early morning and and in night...so my uncle and 2 new namghoria went to namghar in night....they saw a tall guy with glowing skin ..sitting infront of monikut and singing nam ....he was so tall and glowing .... suddenly he stopped and turn his head 360 degree to my uncle and his friends...all got scared and run for lives ..,next day when they told that incident in our Village everyone gave a chaki bonti in namghor..and for some days my uncle was sick
@@ObitoUchiha-er5cv that's dhula pak
When I was 5 or 6 years old, one day, someone yelled my name from a far, i answered back and followed the voice thinking it must be my friend, i reached quite far from my home and later my mom came for me seeing how far i was. That night I got sick and almost lost my life. Thanks to our neighbours they chanted prayers and offered incense on me. I was fine the next day but I was not me for a time being.
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Please do a review of "pet kata sha". Its a Bangladeshi 4 episodes series about Bangladeshi ghost folklore. Its so good. You will like it. It has " mecho bhoot" and "nishir daak" explained.
does it have subtitles in english?cuz I can't understand bengali
@@isseisenpai8065 yes
@@isseisenpai8065 yes. Its a very good series
where can i find the link
@@subhadeepdas3677 you can watch it chorki or search it online
It is so amazing to watch Indian folklore i really want to u to make more series on this
Love ur content ❤️
There is a horror series from Bangladesh named "Pett Kata Shaw". It is a great series which is directed by Nuhash Humayun - son of the legendary Humayun Ahmed ...
I'm requesting you to cover this series ❤️
Take love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
I watched explanation of that series after reading ur comment but all explanations are in Bengali i understood the stories but really want a Hindi explaination by my favourite haunting tube😊by the way loved the series
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@@cute3498?? What’s wrong with Bangladesh can I ask?
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Great job! Thank you for this. Maharashtra's konkan region is famous for many ghosts and evils, do try to accommodate them in your next video.
As a kid my grandfather used to say me that when he was a kid there was a witch who used to carry diya on her head every night n would roam around entire village but it didn't harm any villager . N i dont have anymore info regarding her .
In Assam ‘Baak' is similar to ‘Micho bhoot' as Baak also likes to eat fish and he stays at water. Anyone who will go fishing at night he will make them his victim. He has his life kept in a small bag or potli. And yeah he can shape sift. There once a famous true story about a baak, two brothers were fish in their boat then suddenly the younger brother went Missing. The Baak killed him and took his place so that he would get to eat fish. The elder brother soon realised that his brother is not his real brother as fishes were missing. So he told him to go in the water and direct the fish to come their way so that the elder brother can net them. So after convincing him to go in the water the elder brother threw a net on him as he knws that Baak can't escape nets. So he ask him what did he do to his brother, the baak replied that he killed him. So the elder brother ordered him to give his ‘potli'(which has his life in it) otherwise he won't release him, so the baak did as the elder brother told him to do. Then the brother ordered him to take his younger brother's form as he has a wife. So the baak did as he was told and went home as the younger brother.
*To be continued*
i didn’t know about this and im eager to know about the rest. even tho im assamese i didnt knew bout it
Story is really interesting
lucky Ghost 🙂
And now that family is “Baakor bonkho”. And this shit is real. I know the rest of the story.
@@siddharthhelllaze6785 tell plz
I love whenever divyanshu makes vids on such topics! Thanks for keeping us entertained divyanshu brother!
for some reason Odisha is the most underrated place. the stories here are quite fascinating, kinda has its reference with Bengali folk stories
I am from uttrakhand
My mom tells that we have a family(she) member , who experienced help of god
She in childhood was going to marriage in mountain area which is going to helped tommorow with his father at night
While passing some village, villagers informed them don't travel at night , anything can happen
But they didn't listen
While going down to slop , his father foot slipped and he fell from hight slope and died
On that time she was totally alone in dark mountain
She sat under a tree and start crying
Suddenly , a fire genrate around her and that fire spreds in a line and she follwed that line which leads to her in a family house
Where she got cured
There are many things in mountains
In Maharashtra specially in kokan region there are lots of ghost like vetaal - he is king of the spirits.
Bramharakshas, samandha, devchar, munjya, vir, khavis, chakva, girha, chetkin, zoting, hadal, lavsat, bayangi, jakhin etc.
Konkan has always been a land of demons and spirits, as much as that of the Gods. In fact, many a times, there is an overlap of the local deities and the local spirits.
my 2 uncles (mama and chacha) had the experienced of vicious loop of Chakva when they were around their 20s.
they were traveling on a cycle through a mountain area from my mum's maayeka to my dad's village house..in those times cycle and bus was the only way to travel, so after traveling the whole day, it started to sunset when they reached the mountain area, there was a short-cut way across the mountain, so they thought to take it, but little did they know they had to go through a trap of chakva. no matter how many they passed that short-cut, they always came back to the beginning of the village where the board is posted as name of the village Ambel. when they got tired of rounding circles over n over again, at first they doubted themselves as may be they were so tired of riding bicycle for hours n might be seeing things, but soon they realized it's not normal.. n my mama/uncle realized that it must be chakva, so when they reached to the beginning where the three roads met, he said loudly "the road I choose is the right path and it will lead us to our home, God is with us" and after that they safely reached the right road breaking the loop.
@@StutiBeingStuti It must have been a horrific incident, I have also heard many such stories from old people and all these things are common in Konkan even today. All these incidents happen more around quiet places and forests, where there is light and movement, all these are very less.
Chakva please explain
@@randomlyswatching9481 people travelling on a lonely road/highway, can't go out of the road/highway and come back to the same road/highway. It's like a loop
@@abhinavvankar5424 what do you think why phenomenon like these happen in quiet and abandoned places? i mean I also used to hear a lot of stories from my nana and nani ji back in the days, they lived in barabanki, a village in uttar pradesh. but nowadays nani says that the village has changed a lot over the years and also no incidents of supernatural stuff comes to surface nowadays. but I really want to know why? why all these things happen in quiet and abandoned places?
So there's story about sarkata (headless man) in the place I grew up in. My great grand father had encountered with it during 1930's while he was returning from work. As according to my family the area where we used to live was the land used for executing people and the king gave the land to people to reside their. However I always used to feel like this story is not true at all. But in 2007 the same incident of encountering with sarkata happened with my father, his driver and 2 other people while they were returning late at night from some other city. They saw a man wearing white shirt and forwarding his hand as he was asking for ride. It was raining and the driver had trouble seeing the face but when they were like 10-15 feets away from him they saw that the man had no head. When they came home they told us this story. I still don't know whether they exist or not but few other have claimed of seeing sarkata. We don't know if even they exist then how many of them are there because we don't even know how many people have been executed at that land.
In bengal we also have skondhokata (headless)
I'm from west Bengal to be honest I also heard the story of mecho bhoot...like my maternal grandmother's brother in law had encountered with it as he went for fishing at 4 in the dawn time and it happened kinda 40 years ago and Nadia district was also a really village like area back then
Edit-my name is Mohini and tbh it is a form of vishnu
Here is one from Odisha. The ghost is of female form and is called 'Hadabai'. She is an extremely powerful and malicious spirit. Often used by tantriks to harm others. When a Hadabai haunts you, it will first affect you with slowly taking away your wealth, then it will start affecting your health, and slowly and eventually, it will kill you.
It is almost impossible to get rid of a Hadabai, unless within time it is detected by a tantrik, and it can only be warded off by power of goddess Shakti which can be Kali or any local female deity.
My great grandfather once got called by "Nishi dak" or it's what people says. After the call He had gone so far from his home at around midnight. And somebody saw him(I don't have any idea what that person was doing there at that time ) and my great grandfather was in a trans state..so that person called him by his name.but he didn't answer so after calling for sometime he went and grabbed his arm and stopped him from going further.then my great grandfather came to his senses. And at this point my great grandfather had gone very far away.and he had no idea how he went there.and everyone at the house were clueless about this things. That person took him back to his home..
This is the story my family members told me. I don't know if it's true or not.
Love your videos based on different urban legends from around the world...
i am from bengal and i have heard about all of it. u know it is interesting that bengalis usually have fish as their regular diet and the ghost's r also similarly named
btw aleya is today not considered as a ghost. it is flame of methane gas that usually occurs on marshy areas.
well ngl .. my grandpa experienced this 'nishi daak' when my mom was kid. my grandpa's friend died few months before this 'nishi daak' incident .... and during the incident someone was calling my grandpa in between a farm with the same voice of his late friend and asking to come with him. (dont know if its true or not but my grandpa was experiencing this often when this was happening whenever he pass by the farm during the night time but after few month one more grandpa's friend died and from that time he was not experiencing this..... elders told that the ghost found a friend so he left without harming my grandpa... dont know its real or not)
In our Region acheries are small girls ghosts or small fairies who live in the side areas of waterfalls or hilly canal . They attract men by their beautiful appearance and singing then take them with their world.
In hills we consider them a bad omen.
Kitna pyaar chahiye is video ko sab denge... bass keep making such ausumn videos❤
It's 2:06 am raining and thundering outside and here I am watching this video... Imagine the vibe I am having now 💗
Same and its scary 🥲
Hauntings, ghosts, aliens, BF and the likes are demons who can appear in any form in order to distract humans from the living GOD. Born again Christians have the authority to rebuke them in the name of our Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST! How to become born again? Thank JESUS for paying for your sins on the cross and HIS resurrection on the 3rd day!!! It must come from the bottom of your heart and don't forget, JESUS is GOD, see John 1! Don't give demons a foothold and don't contact them, the Bible strictly forbids occultism and spiritism. Roman catholic exorcism only make things worse (the Vatican is the whore of Babylon from Revelation 17 and 18, they have nothing to do with biblical Christianity!) Please do your own research on occult practices and items that attract demons and destroy them.
@@albertafarmer8638 chal be Jesus ke chode
@@UNNAMED.UCHIHA No, never! And JESUS was always here to stay, HE is GOD and will come back soon for the rapture of HIS true church = all born again Christians! You can listen to Dr. John Ankerberg on end times events, he has lectures in all languages.
@@albertafarmer8638 but he said he was son of God 😂😂😂😂 bhag
My father told me once time, that when they were young, my father like to fish in the night time, so they go the village's canal in night time, they saw a man at the corner side of river, they thought he was villager, so they gave the voice, but he didn't replayed. So they go close to him, he was just putting his head in the canal, father thought he is weird, but when they reached close. Moon's reflection to the water revealed his face. Father got sudden shocked. My father had a big stick (lathi). So he tried to hit him, he had big beak and red eyes and long legs. But suddenly he jumped into canal. After that, my father never tried to go there.many villagers told that they also saw that gost in canal's road.. My father was not laying. I can assured that.
Love to see how you consider your own country india while making horror videos.
Thank you for including desi (made in India) ghosts keep going success awaits you😀
Abhi kuch log iska majak udaenge par jiske sath hua hai use pata hai, pichle hapte ham(mummy, daddy,chota bhai) ek marriage function Mai Gaye the jaha marriage ho raha tha wo hamare ghar ke pas tha isiliye Mai un logo se pehle cha Aya ghar rat ke 11 baj rahe the tab( For information I'm 19 years old) akela tha Ghar Mai hamare pados ka jo ghar hai use pura Tod dia Gaya tha first new house build karne ke liye aur mere ghar ake bas betha hi tha hamara chat ke upar se kisi ke chalne ki awaz ayi(mera room 2nd floor par hai hamara ghar 2 floor Bala hai and jesa ki maine kaha tha hamare pados Bala Ghar pura Tod dia Gaya tha new se bana ne ke liye) and it's real.God promise aur wo chalne ki awaz ek bar nhi kaphi bar suni thi par iss bar hamare pados Bala Ghar ka chat bhi nhi tha aur dusre side Bala jo ghar hai wo ghar 1 floor Bala hai.
From West Bengal...i have listened all those stories from my Grandparents 🙂🙂
Loved this episode. 😍😍 I am from bengal and i went back to my childhood memories listening to these stories. There are a lot more ghosts in bengal such as "Petni", " Daini" (Same as Dayan), "Gecho bhoot" (Ghost that stays on trees), "Skandhakata" (Headless ghost) and many more.
Bhooter raja dilo bor ...dum dum dum
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Maisa dw is very popular in lower Assam .
It is a creature lives in water and can change its form to both male and female.
Mostly it takes form of local fishermen.
It becomes more easy to convince its victims.
Victim of maisa dw can be anyone of any age.
Even it is not in its real form still it remains slippery and have a constant bad odour.
Victim can only survive it he/she can bring maisa dw to land area. As a sea creature it cannot stay on land for a long time . that's why maisa dw make any excuse and returns to water.
Similar to meecho bhoot
I'm Bengali ...and I have heared lot's of story about Nishi Daak,and Mecho bhoot..my childhood was full of this stories ........
I think I've encountered "Nisidaak" during my sleep this year, i heard my mom call me by my name 3:30 in the morning, but as soon as I got into my senses she was sleeping, it was really scary.
Sir as a old subscribe of your I have a heart with request it's little bit difficult but please can you make a video about northeast Urban legend
Nobody making videos about Urban legend of Northeast 🥺 so please can you make 🙏🙏
Love from Northeast tripura ♥️
Bengali bhoots apart from mentioned ones are
Daini
Petni
Mamdo bhoot
Pisach
some of the famous ones.
It is quite unbelievable nowadays but my grandmother said me that during her childhood her father used to get up at midnight and start fishing all night till early morning return back home with no fish and sleep but doesn't remember a single thing the next day... It's somewhat like sleepwalking or sleep'fishing' u can say. On Asking he said he could only remember someone calling his name during his sleep.
Loved this video
Bhaiya humare yaha Bengal me ek bhot famous urban legend hai 'PUSKORINI' Name ki yeh woh spirits hai jo bhot time se is duniya meh hai jinhe mukti nhi mili hai abhi tak aur yeh bhi kaha jata hai ki unke baal aur nakhun aajete hai sarir meh aur yeh zyadatar paani meh milte hai aur purane gharo me bhi yeh un logo ki atript spirit hai jinki akaal mrityu hui hai aur yeh bhi maana jaata hai ki yeh bhot hi zyada khatarnak hai yeh logo ki jaan Tak lete hai isiliye inka dar aaj bhi city aur village dono me hi equally spread hai...
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I am from Himachal Pradesh. And here are many urban legend and they are not only legend they still exist and we have felt their appearance . And for real of Indian movie creators cover these legends then it will be god damm good
India is a mixed culture with lots of secrets nd urban legends! It's exciting to explore India as it's the most mysterious historic place evr!
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i am from Maharashtra. Konkan is very famous for ghost sightings. Even tho i have not really experienced any unusual by myself, i have heard a lot of stories, particularly about chakva
Your narration is quite good 👍
As a uttarakhandi, I have never heard of acheri. But, as you said dev is a negative energy. Its not true, they are both positive and negative. But mainly positive
Actually heard a story of Nishi Daak from one of my relatives as his childhood experience. Everyone started searching for him as soon as they noticed he is missing, he was found in the near by forest acting as if picking up 🥭 while walking in sleep. Nothing bad happened but from that day onwards he never preferred mangoes any more..
Hauntings, ghosts, aliens, BF and the likes are demons who can appear in any form in order to distract humans from the living GOD. Born again Christians have the authority to rebuke them in the name of our Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST! How to become born again? Thank JESUS for paying for your sins on the cross and HIS resurrection on the 3rd day!!! It must come from the bottom of your heart and don't forget, JESUS is GOD, see John 1! Don't give demons a foothold and don't contact them, the Bible strictly forbids occultism and spiritism. Roman catholic exorcism only make things worse (the Vatican is the whore of Babylon from Revelation 17 and 18, they have nothing to do with biblical Christianity!) Please do your own research on occult practices and items that attract demons and destroy them.
My aunt always warn us from Nishi daak she said whenever you heard a voice of someone whom you know calling you once you should never answer during night . She also told that whenever it happens after the call you will also hear something dropping from the roof like fruit or stone but if u go n check u will find nothing. I m from Assam btw 😄 and also ya I m familiar with baak but we call it bisach
Interesting thing about Nishi Daak, they can call someone by their name only for two times, so our elders advice us not to respond someone at midnight until they call by your name for atleast three times. 😇😜
iam from j&k,and i have really seen challava/ghoul,once the incident was really scary
it is said by locals that it don't harm people but due to it's shape shifting ability, it keeps on changing shape,due to which people many times die by being scared
Bro I think NISHI DAAK, long years ago called my aunt(chachi) in the voice of my grandmother. She told us about this. 😰
Great to watch this video! Please make more videos about Indian folklores and legends! Loved your work. 💕
Next time include 'Paretin' and 'mashan' also from chattisgarh
And tonhi and Matia too
What are these
As a bengali it's a great pleasure to hear about the bengali bhoots😄
This mecho bhoot is real
My grandfather was a fisherman and , and he used to catches fishes, and he protected the pond from others thiefs in the night, and he protected the fishes from petni (churel), and the witness is my father, when he was just 10-12, one day he went to the pond with my grand father, when he saw that my grand father was protecting the pond from these churels , and the petni(churel) was eating fishes,and my father get scared by this now i'm thinking that how brave my grandfather was!!
Well i remember it was me and my younger sister all alone in home and the neighbor house were kinda far so we were scared all alone then suddenly i heard out mom's voice calling my sis name for once i ignored it but in twice i confirmed and on the third time as i was happy that mom dada had came as we wre scared and i ran in gull speed to open the door anf my sis followed me but when i opened the door and looked around in veranda there was no one my sis kept asking me what happened and all but i waa too stunned and i close the door and told her didn't u hear mom's voice calling u? And she said no i gollowed u as u start running out of nowhere it gaves me goosebumps we both ran in bedroom and covered ourselves in blanket my sis kept asking me what happened but i was trembling in fear and told her to be quiet and after an hour mom dad and our elder brother's came home finally i told mom about this and she told me don't respond like that in night and don't ever dare to open the door so suddenly and my sis was shocked she was like what how come i didn't hear it and dad told us to stop this topic and let it go but it still gave me goosebumps if i had went a lil far from where the voice was coming would i be alive uptil now?
Mere Paas Real Story He Jo Ki Mere Sath Aur Mere Dost ke Sat Hua Aur Wo Bhi mere ghar mein...
Indian mythology is actually kinda scary
But japanese hit different
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I know mohini it was in danav hunter TV show on Epic channel that program was amazing.
चकवा(chakva) is a popular maharashtrian entity known to put you off path of your destination.Its usually found near the secluded highways.
Sir, I am from Bengal. To Nishi daak me, according to the stories and/or legends, Nishi daak is related to kaala jaadu. Usme, I don't know but jb kisi ki tabiyat bht kharab ho jati h aur koi v tarike se use bachaya nhi ja pata, tb with the help of Nishi daak, raat ko koi ek healthy person ko uska naam le k bulaya jata h with a half coconut with water in hand.vo kala jadu kiya hua coconut hota h according to the stories. If that person ek baar me hi answer de deta h to uski awaj ko uss coconut me kaid kr k uss sick person ko pila diya jata h. Next day sick person ko tabiyat ek dum healthy person jaisi and healthy person ko tabiyat ek dum sick person jaisi ho jati h. Basically they switched their health or something.
Bengal me local aur v bhrt pret h like petni (generally called dab gacher petni), sakchunni, mamdo, etc.
Darjeeling - Juju,
Bengal-kondokata, dakini
Uttrakhand- bhisond
UP - Sarkatwa, muahnochuwa
I'm from West Bengal, nishi daak meresath huatha, mera luck accha tha main bach gaya but wo raat kabhi nahi bhulunga.. . 😣
When my uncle used to stay in Bangalore he used to tell me stories related to naleba and most of them were experienced by people. The stories were terrifying . 😢😢
[5 : 30 ] {U.P} mere tau ko bhi bulaya tha lekin vo bach gae kyu ki hmare gao me samshan jane vale raste me mandir tha or un se puchha toh vo bole unhe kuch yad hi nhi vo vha kese pahuche bass itna yaad he ki unhe unke dost ne subh ghumne ke liye bulaya tha
well tbh your explanation about NISHI DAAK actually kinda frightened me....
i belong from a bengali family in tripura...one day when i was sleeping, with my parents beside me. i heard a doorbell, which was kinda loud and clear and heard the voice of my music teacher, who often comes to my house to teach me. i immediately woke up straight in my bed and got down at once and start to proceed towards the main door (idk why i was i a hurry). My parents who were already awake by my sound asked me what happened and why i was in a hurry. I told them that i heard the doorbell maybe my music teacher is out side. they exchanged a glace with each other and asked me what doorbell and at this hour?. i again started to proceed thinking that my teacher must be waiting. but they immediately stopped me and told me to look at the time and not to go outside at any cost. they told me that i must have seen a dream and nothing else.
next day when i woke up i couldn't remember whole but my parents narrated me the whole incident. even i thought i was acting a bit weird. honestly i don't actually belive that these ghost are some sort of scary creature (they can be a form of energy tho) but this was really a weird thing
I am from west bengal, kolkata. I heard a
opinion of Dayan. She was immortal.
She killed children for living 100 years.
For her greed she do anything. She pointed rich family's child. But some dayan was not too bad. Some of them
help mothers for birth a healthy baby.
At last, I like your videos so much.
Once my elder sister was tempted by a nasha daak, she was around 5 or 6 years old that time. Every day early morning a uncle use to take kids for morning walk, he use to call my sisters name and they use to go with him. One morning my sister name was called n she came out running n my mother also came out with her bt my mother didn't let her go that day as it was too dark that day. The next morning my mother asked that uncle why you came so early yesterday then he revealed I was out of town yesterday i returned today . Since that day my mother Forbidded my sisters early morning walk. It was god grace my sister was saved that day.
6:30 oh my god . i cant tell how happy i am that you talked about shakchunni . i really really love this mythical creature . i saw a cartoon of this shakchunni when i was maybe 6 or 7 . i instantly feel in love with shakchunni . and shakchunni is so underrated . thank you so much for talking about shakchunni .😄😄