Inspector Vinod (Sardar Sohi) is on a countryside holiday with his wife Anju (Anjali Sharma). One day while fishing at a pond, they notice a van, which is making a big racket as it is speeding without a silencer. They observe that the van has stopped near an old big mansion. A stranger with a horrible face (Ram) comes out of the van and he proceeds to remove a big object wrapped in a white cloth from the van.

The inspector suspects the object to be a dead body. The stranger carries the object into the house and after a while comes out and disappears in his van. The inspector intends to go into the house to check out the reality. But his wife resists him from getting into some problem. Though the dedicated cop is not on his duty, his conscience does not allow him to leave the situation as it is.

He enters the house along with his wife. They search the entire house but do not find anything. Suddenly they come across a door, which leads them to the basement. They enter the basement and are shocked to find two dead bodies wrapped in the cloth.

While they are trying to understand and come to terms with the situation, the basement door opens and the same awful looking stranger enters with big ice blocks to preserve the dead bodies. The inspector and his wife breathlessly watch all this from their hideout till the stranger goes out.

The inspector quickly follows the stranger. But the stranger moves out and locks the basement door from outside. Now the inspector and his wife are locked in the basement with two dead bodies.

What happens next?
Who is the stranger?
Who are the two dead bodies?

Sambandh - The Relation will reveal it in a very interesting way.

Written, produced and directed by Kesar Matharu, the film has music by Manish Viyas.