EastEnders Spoilers: Ravi is shocked to see who arrives to rescue him just as he believes he is about to die – a person who has come back from the grave unfolds as one of the most jaw-dropping, pulse-pounding twists the Square has delivered in years, because just when Ravi Gulati is pushed to the absolute edge of survival, bloodied, cornered, and convinced his fate is sealed, the past quite literally claws its way back into the present in a revelation so unthinkable it reframes everything viewers thought they knew about death, guilt, and unfinished business in Walford, with the storyline building through escalating paranoia as Ravi realizes he has been systematically trapped, his usual confidence stripped away as alliances collapse and enemies close in, culminating in a harrowing night where he is lured to an abandoned industrial site under false pretenses, the air thick with menace, the echoes of footsteps and distant sirens blurring into a nightmare where escape feels impossible, and as Ravi fights through injuries and exhaustion, memories of his crimes, betrayals, and buried secrets flood his mind, the show deliberately slowing time to force him, and the audience, to confront the reality that this might be the end, that all his ruthless calculations have finally run out, and it is in this moment of absolute terror, as Ravi collapses against cold concrete believing he has been mortally wounded, that he hears a voice he knows is impossible, a voice that once haunted his dreams and then vanished into silence, because stepping out of the shadows is someone everyone believed was dead, a figure whose supposed death was a turning point in Ravi’s life and a catalyst for the man he became, and the shock on his face is pure, unfiltered disbelief as the truth crashes over him, that the grave never held this person, that the story he told himself and everyone else was a lie built on fear, manipulation, and unfinished revenge, and the reveal is staged with cruel brilliance, allowing Ravi to assume he is hallucinating, muttering disbelief, only for the returned figure to interact with the environment in ways that confirm their terrifying reality, pulling him to safety just as a final blow would have ended everything, and the emotional impact is devastating because this rescue is not born of forgiveness or kindness but of reckoning, as the person who has come back from the grave reveals they survived through betrayal, pain, and exile, watching from afar as Ravi rose and fell, waiting for the exact moment when he would finally understand what it feels like to be powerless, and as they drag him out of danger the power dynamic shifts violently, with Ravi no longer the predator but the exposed, trembling man forced to confront the consequences of a past he thought he buried, and the conversation that follows is loaded with venom and truth, as the returned figure explains how their “death” was engineered, who helped them disappear, and why revealing themselves now is the ultimate punishment, because saving Ravi’s life is not an act of mercy but a sentence, condemning him to live with the knowledge that the past is alive, watching, and no longer afraid, and the horror deepens as Ravi realizes this person holds evidence, leverage, and secrets capable of destroying him completely, secrets tied not just to his crimes but to the foundations of several families on the Square, turning this miraculous rescue into a ticking time bomb that threatens to detonate across Walford, and the aftermath promises chaos as Ravi is forced back into the world shaken and transformed, haunted by the face he saw in what he thought were his final moments, unable to tell anyone the truth without sealing his own fate, while the returned-from-the-dead figure slips back into the shadows with a chilling promise that this was only the beginning, leaving viewers to grapple with the implications that death on the Square is no longer final and that vengeance, when delayed, becomes something far more calculated and terrifying, and as the episode closes on Ravi alone, breathing but broken, the weight of survival presses down harder than death ever could, because he now knows that escape is an illusion, that some ghosts do not rest, and that being saved at the moment you expect to die can be the cruelest punishment of all, making this twist not just a shock return but a seismic shift that will ripple through EastEnders for weeks to come, redefining loyalty, revenge, and the price of believing you can ever truly outrun your past.