Haunted Haveli at Midnight

"Symphonic Indo-Horror Narrative: A haunted haveli awakening at midnight. OPENING (0-15s): Deep, resonant minor key cello drone (G minor, 40 BPM). A lone, haunting female Indian vocal alap (in Raga Marwa) weaves through spectral synth pads (heavy reverb). Subtle footsteps on old floorboards and the breathy, eerie wail of a distant Bansuri flute. BUILD (15-45s): Introduce a haunting Sitar ostinato (staccato, offbeat rhythm). Tension builds as screaming violins (pizzicato, tremolo) and dissonant horror strings swell. The Indian vocal becomes a strained, rhythmic sargam (like a panicked prayer). A terrified heartbeat percussion emerges, accelerating from 60 to 90 BPM. CLIMAX (45-75s): FULL ORCHESTRAL TERROR. A frantic chase driven by pounding, chaotic timpani and dhol hits. Aggressive french horn stabs punctuate frenzied violin runs. Dominating the mix is a high-pitched, desperate 'taan' (rapid classical vocal run) that sounds like a beautiful, terrifying scream. DENOUEMENT (75-90s): Sudden, shocking silence. After a beat, a single, cold Sitar note (D3) echoes in the emptiness, followed by a final, mournful bell toll. The faint, cold echo of the female vocal humming a single note fades slowly into nothing. STYLE: Dark Orchestral + Cinematic Horror + Indian Classical + Electronic Ambient MOOD: Terrifying yet beautiful, spine-chilling, hauntingly exotic INSTRUMENTATION: Classical orchestra (strings dominant) + Sitar, Bansuri, Indian Vocals + Synthesizers + Percussion"