Ghoul is a chilling psychological horror series set in a terrifying future where a totalitarian regime uses cutting-edge technology to control its citizens. The story takes place in a dark, dystopian world where a young military recruit, Nida Rahim, is stationed at a remote interrogation center. She is thrust into a nightmarish situation when a captured terrorist named Ali Saeed is brought to the facility, claiming to know dark, forbidden secrets.

What begins as a routine interrogation soon spirals into a horrific descent into madness. Nida quickly realizes that something sinister is at play. As the terrifying secrets of the facility slowly unravel, it becomes clear that Ali is not just a terrorist—he is something far more terrifying.

Strange and supernatural occurrences begin to plague the center, and Nida is forced to confront an ancient evil tied to the dark forces of the government and the oppressive regime. Ghoul expertly blends political commentary with supernatural horror, creating an atmosphere of constant dread. The series delves into themes of fear, power, and manipulation, while questioning the lengths to which people will go to maintain control.

Nida’s struggle for survival and the truth grows more intense with every twist, making Ghoul a relentless, spine-chilling experience that keeps viewers on edge until its heart-stopping finale.