Harsha deems it perfectly normal when his fiancée Vaishali reveals her deep hatred for cunning politicians like the ones who drove the hapless dancer-daughter of the previous owners of her house to suicide.

He refuses to believe that she's possessed by the spirit of the dead dancer even while her brother seems to admit that she is a victim of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Neither does he fancy the notion that it's to save his sister from its vicious clutches, that Ravishankar had decided to send her packing abroad.

Also, he brushes it aside as just routine advice when Vaishali quibbles about her brother's annoying alerts to lock the main door of their house securely before going to bed at night.

However, Harsha freezes in horror when he discovers his fiancée's blood-soaked velvet Kurti at the scene of her unwelcome suitor-cum-wily politician's murder.

'Dancing with the Devils' takes you on an emotional roller coaster ride; scaling the heights of joy before hurtling you to the brink of despair and streaking through the flames of fury only to plunge into the depths of horror.