Director: Abhigyan Jha and Abiyaan Rajhans
Cast: Lynsey Pow, Frederic Andrau, Sarika and Soumitra Chatterjee
Music: Debjyoti Mishra, Claver Menezes and Kailash Kher
Cinematography: Ivan Kozelka
Editor: Sanjeev Dutta
Story/Writer: Ipsita Roy Chakraverti
Screenplay: Abhigyan Jha
PRO: Spice
Promos: Sarita Solanki and Naina Toor Singh
Publicity Designs: Marching Ants
Released on: 2 June 2006
Sacred Evil, based on a true story, revolves around 3 women characters- Martha, a nun; Ipsita, a Wicca and Claudia. And, then there is a secret that has been kept for 20 long years! What is that? What happens when Mother Superior invites Ipsita to heal the soul of Martha?
An expert, Ipsita doesn't know that it would be a complex journey from hereon. Blessed with great powers, she begins the process only to realize later that it would be a mysterious journey for her from hereon as facts about Martha start becoming clearer. As she starts hearing more Martha's story, she gets to know about the one who haunts her!
In parallel runs a story about a young Anglo-Indian girl Claudia who is in search for her mother Maureen. Her childhood has been disturbed since she has been unaware about her mother all this while. 20 long years have passed by and Claudia's frustration continues to build up.
Is there any connection between Martha's disturbed soul and Claudia's past? Soon it's time for the lives of Martha and Claudia to cross each other's path and along with the two of them Ipsita takes it upon her to unravel the mystery by attempting to bring past and the present. But would she be successful? Or destiny/supernatural powers/God have a hand in everything that she observes?
Because soon she arrives at a junction where things get so tangled that there seem to be no hopes in sight for Claudia, Martha or herself. While Claudia's burden becomes Martha's troubles, Ipsita herself feels that her attempts have failed. Not to loose hopes, she continues to work hard on her efforts and is soon rewarded when she comes across a fact that she had never fathomed! What is the truth? How does this impact the lives of Claudia, Martha and Ipsita? How does it bring Sacred and Evil face to face with each other? What is stronger out of the two????
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