Abyss of Taj Mahal

The magnificent tomb Taj Mahal meaning ‘The Crown of Mahal’ was built in honor of Mumtaz Mahal, the deceased wife of Shah Jahan, the Emperor of the Mughal Empire. Shah Jahan became lethargic after his dearest wife’s death. After 22 years of overspending building Taj Mahal and after his youngest son’s rebellion, he lived his remaining years incarcerated and died lonely. However, there’s an undiscovered side of the story. After being incarcerated, Shah Jahan managed to sneak in and out of his wife’s tomb and tried all kinds of ritual hoping to resurrect his beloved wife. Especially when he found out that there’s a dangerous ancient relic with mysterious power inside of the tomb, he tried to use that power to resurrect Mumtaz. But for some reason, Mumtaz turned into a half dead half live monster. Without knowing what to do, Shah Jahan locked out the underground tomb keeping it as a secret forever. Later, Shah Jahan died, but his spirit still lingers around the entrance of Taj Mahal to protect his wife whom he turned into a monster.