Similar to "Pett Kata Shaw," Nuhash Humayun's sequel to the series, titled "Dui Shaw," garnered much recognition. The project, featuring multiple episodes, showcased an ensemble cast, marking the debut of artistes like Sumaiya Shimu and Islam Uddin Palakar. The series concluded with a chilling finale titled "Besura," leaving audiences spellbound by Jaya Ahsan's captivating performance as a witch, a surprising twist.

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Set in a mystical village where music is the essence of existence, the story follows a young girl burdened by a curse that renders her unable to sing—an unthinkable flaw in this melodious society. When the curse is eventually lifted, dark secrets of its origin come to light, weaving a harrowing tale of witchcraft and bitter truths.

The narrative reaches its climax with Jaya Ahsan's stunning portrayal of the enigmatic witch. "The character's depth and the intensity of her dialogues immediately resonated with me," shared Jaya. "I'm drawn to roles that push my boundaries, and 'Besura' beautifully encapsulates the essence of an artiste's struggle."

Co-written by Nuhash Humayun and Gultekin Khan, "Besura" offers a fresh perspective on psychological horror, steering clear of conventional ghost stories. Enhanced by the haunting musical score of Abhishek Bhattacharya and Pritom Hasan, the episode stands out for its atmospheric tension and outstanding performances, making it an unforgettable finale.