Sakaratul Maut (2024) is a supernatural horror film that explores themes of death, the afterlife, and the consequences of unresolved guilt. The story follows Dr. Haris, a renowned but troubled physician, who becomes entangled in a series of bizarre and chilling events after encountering a patient named Zain, who claims to have glimpsed his own death in a near-death experience.
When Zain mysteriously dies shortly after their meeting, Haris begins experiencing strange, unsettling visions and nightmares. These supernatural occurrences intensify as he is drawn into a disturbing journey where the boundaries between life and death begin to blur. Haris’s search for answers leads him to confront not only the dark forces at play but also his own past, full of guilt and unaddressed mistakes.

As Haris delves deeper into the enigma of Zain’s death and the supernatural phenomena surrounding it, he discovers that Zain’s death may be linked to a long-standing curse. Haris must face the terrifying truth that the afterlife might be more than just a mystical concept—it is an unrelenting force, seeking justice for the wrongs committed during life.
The tension builds as Haris struggles to unravel the mystery before he too succumbs to the same fate as Zain. Along the way, he encounters vengeful spirits, mysterious symbols, and dark rituals, all while battling his own inner demons. The line between the living and the dead grows increasingly uncertain as Haris faces his worst fears.
Sakaratul Maut is a haunting and psychological exploration of mortality, redemption, and the fear of the unknown. With its eerie atmosphere, unsettling imagery, and profound themes, the film forces viewers to confront the inevitability of death and the moral choices that define a life.