मंत्र आवाहन

Jitesh Panchal constructs 'Mantra Aavahan' as a ceremonial horror piece — tabla and dhol building an escalating rhythmic dread beneath a chant-like melody. The song functions as a title track and audiovisual introduction to the film's supernatural world, featuring the entire cast amidst voodoo doll imagery and black magic rituals. Amar Mohile's background score provides the sustained atmospheric foundation from which Panchal's song emerges.

The lyric draws from the vocabulary of tantric invocation — words like 'aavahan' (summoning) and 'mantra' are used not as devotional but as horror-genre signifiers, exploiting the dread embedded in ritual Sanskrit to create a sense of ancient, unstoppable power being awakened.

'Mantra Aavahan' was released as the film's title track ahead of its 14 November 2025 theatrical release, with an official video published on Bollywood Hungama's YouTube channel. The song introduced the film's central concept — the Kaal Trighori, a 100-year cosmic alignment — through its chant-driven, ritual-imagery music video.

Horror song design in Hindi cinema has long relied on Sanskrit chants and ritual imagery — from 'Naam Gum Jayega' (1977) to contemporary horror titles. 'Mantra Aavahan' places itself squarely in this tradition, using Bollywood's established horror vocabulary to build anticipation.