A young married couple eagerly await the birth of their first child. Their joy turns into a nightmare when, during a routine ultrasound, the doctor reveals that the fetus has vanished. Confused and frightened, they search for a rational explanation, but friends hint at a mystical cause. Torn between skepticism and despair, the husband secretly agrees to a religious ritual without his wife’s knowledge — a decision that only worsens her condition. Her mind rapidly unravels into uncontrollable madness, and a fateful night ends in deadly tragedy for the family.

Director’s Vision for ‘Pray For Me’

I’ve always been fascinated by the thin line between rationality and belief. Pray For Me began with a simple but terrifying question: what happens when reality confronts us with something we cannot explain? Rather than offering answers, I wanted to explore how grief, fear, and faith reshape the human mind. The supernatural in the film is less about monsters than about the invisible spaces we carry within ourselves—places where trauma, guilt, and belief quietly take root.