he is in fact the ghost of the tour guide mentioned in the story. Dev shows the videos to Krish and Ishika, proving to them that Kaali is a ghost and is indeed responsible for all the mysterious deaths happening in the jungle. They decide to escape the jungle once and for all. Kaali returns to the well with timbers and upon finding nobody there, he realizes that the trio have run away. Flashbacks reveal that the villagers did not kill Kaali but instead, took him to the core area where he was brutally beaten up and then thrown in front of a hungry tiger that mauled him to death. The story shifts back to present day where Kaali’s ghost now standing by the well, expresses his immense anger and hatred for tourists who come to the jungle to hunt wild animals and disrupt their well being without any regrets. This is the sole reason why he misleads and then kills tourists. Krish, Dev and Ishika experience several attempts on their lives on their way out of the jungle, apparently arranged by Kaali, but finally manage to reach the road where Bagga and Khan arrive in a jeep, driving them away from the jungle. Some time later, Krish who is now fully aware of what caused those mysterious deaths in that jungle, successfully completes his report in which, he deems the deaths as a result of tiger attacks. He reluctantly decides not to disclose the real cause of those deaths to anyone since no one will believe him but instead credits Kaali as the main contributor to the report. Meanwhile in the jungle, Kaali encounters a new group of tourists and has one of them killed by a truck. Cast Ajay Devgan as Kaali Pratap Singh John Abraham as Krish Thapar Vivek Oberoi as Dev Malhotra Esha Deol as Riya Thapar Lara Dutta as Ishika Malhotra Shah Rukh Khan (Guest appearance in item song "Kaal Dhamaal") Malaika Arora (Guest appearance in item song "Kaal Dhamaal") Vishal Malhotra as Vishal Kushal Punjabi as Sajid Parmeet Sethi as Bashir Khan Vineet Sharma as Bagga Daya Shankar Pandey as DS Pandey Production Shah had earlier assisted Karan Johar in Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... (2001). The filmmakers used 25 litres of real blood in the film. The idea of using computer-generated tigers was dropped because of the lack of its realism. The three tigers