December 22, 2025, in Mumbai
A Paranormal Series That Became Real?
Supernatural thrillers promise to scare you on screen. But Bhay – The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery has made people feel uneasy in real life as well. A voice note that was supposedly recorded by lead actor Karan Tacker has gone viral on social media. The audio talks about scary things that happened during the show’s shoot, which makes it hard to tell the difference between scripted horror and real life.
Karan Tacker’s Voice Sets Off a Frenzy Online
Tacker, who plays Gaurav Tiwari, India’s first paranormal investigator, talks about scary things that happened on set in the voice note. There were reports of some things happening while they were filming at Gaurav Tiwari’s real home. He talks about shadows that can’t be explained, sudden movements caught on camera, and the crew feeling heavy and oppressive.
The message also talks about phones running out of battery at the same time and strange sounds echoing through empty rooms. What was supposed to be private quickly spread online, along with captions that said “real paranormal activity” during the shoot.
Kalki Koechlin Speaks Up
Kalki Koechlin added to the mystery as speculation grew. The actor who plays Irene Venkat said she was aware of the buzz and confirmed that the events in the audio did happen. She also talked about her own scary experiences on set, which made fans even more interested and gave them chills.
Based on Real Investigations
Bhay – The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery is based on real events and cases that the late Gaurav Tiwari worked on. The series follows his work, beliefs, and the events that led up to his mysterious death. Karan Tacker plays the character, who is based on real life and builds fear through realism instead of jump scares.
The show’s realistic tone looks at reasons, choices, and the emotional toll of facing the unknown, which makes the recent off-screen news even more disturbing.
Where to See
Bhay – The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery, starring Karan Tacker and Kalki Koechlin, is now available to stream for free only on Amazon MX Player. You can watch the series on the MX Player app, the Amazon shopping app, Prime Video, Fire TV, Smart TVs, and Airtel Xstream.
As the viral audio goes around, one question remains: was the fear only in the script, or did something really happen to the cast off camera?
