Audiobooks narrated by Sima Chattopadhyay

Ashani Sanket : MyStoryGenie Bengali AudioBox Set 2: Pathology of the Hidden

This is the second gift-set among a bouquet of AudioBox Set publications on 'Thriller, Horror & Dark Psychology' from “My StoryGenie” Bengali audiobook series. Featuring an exclusively copyrighted and curated collection of Bengali audio stories (only from My StoryGenie) from a wide spectrum of Bengal authors – ranging from some literary giants, celebrated luminaries to some promising upcoming pens of the present era, this treatise will present you with a “themed audio-stories bundle” covering the pathological instinct of dark psychology that is evocative of fear, horror & irrational vulnerability. This resonating train of 14 audio dramas, back to back, takes you on an unforgettable audio journey of more than 9 & 1/2 hours of thrill and chill. This treatise includes adaptations from selected short stories of Harinarayan Chattopadhyay, Bani Basu, Suchitra Bhattacharya, Debarati Mukhopadhyay, Tilottama Majumdar, Debjyoti Bhattacharya, Debatosh Das, Abhijnan Roychowdhury & Pallabi Sengupta. Tune in to this editor's collection and set out on a roller coaster ride that oscillates between supernatural horror and chilling plots of raw passion set on the fallibilities of human emotions.

Abhijnan Roychowdhury, Bani Basu, Debarati Mukhopadhyay, Debatosh Das, Debjyoti Bhattacharyya, Harinarayan Chattopadhyay, Pallabi Sengupta, Suchitra Bhattacharya, Tilottama Majumdar (Author), Agneev, Debjani Ghosh, Harmonica By Gourab Das, Jayati Bandopadhyay, Nandini Sarkar, Nilanjana Dutta, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Sayak Aman, Shamin Chakrabarty, Sima Chattopadhyay, Suryadip Mukhopadhyay, Swapan Kumar Gangopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Mortukaam: A Psychological Noir

It is a story of two close friends who are similarly placed in life - be it their shattered future, unfulfilled dreams, frustrations and or their moribund state of persistent and existential crisis. Their perception of life is full of black humor - somewhat of an overbearing and overwhelming callous attitude that amuse them no end but to channelize their dark thoughts through incessant flow of garrulous dialogues with a certain degree of continuity that dare to defy even the shadows of death. Social conditioning have turned them into nonchalant commentators about life that borders smirk and apathy about every gory development that they witness happening around them all the time which affects their life and their fragile family as well. It is therefore perhaps ironical yet apt to see in equal measure that when one of them gets killed, the other gets deeply immersed in the act of detection, helping the police on one level yet simultaneously and strangely that same one remains conceited in a fabricated world of self and make belief on another level. What did the investigation reveal and what role did the surviving friend play in the ensuing drama?? Tune in to this dark psychological masterpiece from the celebrated pen of Bani Basu in yet another classic from 'MyStoryGenie' Bengali Audiobooks series.

Bani Basi, Bani Basu (Author), Agneev, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Sayak Aman, Shamin Chakraborty, Sima Chattopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Aalok Akasher Maa: Legacy of a Revolutionary

'Aalok' and 'Akash' - the idealist sons of 'Dr. Anadarup' and 'Ms Bani', got consumed in the fire of student agitation centered around the Utopian ideals of the 'Naxal Uprising', that was aimed at 'Capitalist Exploitation of Resource' and the associated 'Income Divide' of the early 70's. Two brilliant and sensitive young minds that cared about the impoverished and the marginalized, atypical of the movement, were lost to the nation leaving their parents in a time loop of memories. The parents never came around to reconcile to the fact that selfless championing of cause-driven ideologies would exact such a heavy price by the 'Incumbent Dispensation' on the afflicted individuals while the world around would be non-nonchalantly moving on without battling an eye-lid while generally benefiting from the emergence of better order post the systemic cleansing. Dr Anandarup became a recluse within few years and died impoverished leaving behind his wife - Bani and his daughter 'Averi' in a state of penury. Averi grew up as any other normal child, with practical materialistic considerations and self aspirations like the rest of her generation, in complete contrast to her brothers' ideologies that she felt were misplaced, Dystopian and hopelessly idealistic. She got married, started her own family and she also started rallying around her mother to help her getting over her self consuming vortex of grief by constantly coaxing her to forget about her idealist sons. Averi unabashedly maintained that her brothers were irresponsible and misguided lose canons in today's self obsessed parlance. Will the legacy of the idealists' become irrelevant in this new age of self indulgent society, or will these forgotten chapters from history continue to infuse inspiration to many more such uprisings throughout the time space continuum?? Tune in to the thought provoking soulful audio narrative on social order through passage of time from 'MyStoryGenie' Bengali Audiobooks.

Tilottama Majumdar (Author), Agneev, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Shamin Chakraborty, Sima Chattopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Unoshottor ar Teshotti: Romantic Comedy

Sexagenarians Tapodhir and Karuna - the husband wife pair is being sent on a holiday trip to the seaside vacation destination - 'Puri', by their children and grand children on an overnight train journey. The couple is travelling for the first time in decades as familial responsibilities have never allowed them to break the shackles of household chores in ages. The pair presents a picture in contrast as their personalities could aptly be described as distinct as from Mars and Venus. Their love and concern for each other manifests itself through their incessant rounds of verbal duels over trivial, providing amusement and hearty laugh to the co-passengers all along the journey. Yet when the night descends, the verbose pair is seen hurdled together in cosy twosome, blissfully aligned to the calmness of the moonlight night and the silent flutter of the cool breeze that give them company in their extended hour of sleepless companionship. Experience the pure magic of tenderness and love in the transit between the cacophonies to the sublime silence in this audio drama from 'MyStoryGenie' Bengali Audiobooks series. A must have master piece based on short story work of the celebrated litterateur Suchitra Bhattacharya, for your personal collection.

Suchitra Bhattacharya (Author), Agneev, Nilanjana Dutta, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Rupa Bandopadhyay, Sayak Aman, Shamin Chakraborty, Sima Chattopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Nanad Boudir Rannaghar: A Tale of Betrayal, Hope and Love

'Minoti' and 'Kakuli' are the sisters-in-law of a broken household whose men have deserted them in their prime. Undaunted, they strive for a living and started home delivery of food from their own kitchen to the dwellings of the neighborhood. Their life is hard; their mind is full of painful memories as they vent their frustrations on each other in routine domestic altercations over trivial as part of their daily chores. Their support are a local goon, a local tea vendor and the myriad flat owners of the high rises - the proverbial Robin Hoods in their mundane existence. Sudden news of death threatens to unleash fresh turbulence in their life which may potentially destroy their carefully constructed fragile ecosystem. Will fate outdo their resolve to live or will their intent, triumph every hurdle in their battle for survival?? Tune in to this soulful audio story from 'MyStoryGenie' Bengali Audiobooks series to witness existentialism taking on the vagaries of human existence!

Tilottama Majumdar (Author), Agneev, Harmonica By Gourab Das, Nandini Sarkar, Nilanjana Dutta, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Shamin Chakraborty, Sima Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Ola Driverer Shasuri: Aspiration & the New Age Women

A middle aged woman and mother of two grown up kids has silently nurtured her passion and dream about bike riding and four wheeler driving. But traditional middle class upbringing along with conservative family norms and role expectations were pulling her back from pursuing her desire. The only silver-lining is her mother-in-law who has been a great support and mentor; someone who always encourages her to come out of her mental conditioning to emerge from under the shadows of society imposed inhibitions in fulfilling her dreams. The woman's dreams finally seemed to have found the much needed support from a build-up in the surrounding ecosystem, where a taxi aggregation service provider rolled out their cab hiring services locally and the lady, coaxed by her mother-in-law, went about obtaining her driving certificate, pursuant to her application for commercial driving with the cab aggregator. The service provider thought of it as a great advertisement of their socially inclusive model and cleared the application in no time. But, will this enterprise triumph the test of time?? Tune in to the audio story from 'MyStoryGenie' Bengali Audiobooks series to witness the changing milieu of the Indian society which is slowly but surely breaking down gender stereotypes with a new found zeal for pursuing passion.

Debarati Mukhopadhyay (Author), Nandini Sarkar, Nilanjana Dutta, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Sayak Aman, Shamin Chakraborty, Sima Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Ramdhenu Rong: Blossoming of a Child

'Papu' is all set to appear for his kindergarten school admission interview. Anxious parents are sweating it out to ensure needful preparation so that Papu can secure an admit offer in this highly competitive slug-fest where demand for seats outstrips the supply by far. Sense of déjà vu is overwhelming as Papu could not manage in his earlier attempts in some other well known school admission interviews. Concerned parents are determined this time around and they intend to curb the child's every tender emotions and inquisitive distractions other than to program his mind into rote learning in a desperate attempt to train him for the d-day. High drama unfolded inside the interview room as the interviewers went on sending one after another seemingly innocuous but probing questions to test the natural reflexes of Papu, in a significant departure from the standard pattern of questioning that parents normally anticipate in such admission interviews, at least going by their previous experience. Will the natural instinct of the child prove decisive this time or will it extend the string of heart burns?? Tune in to this high octane social drama from 'MyStoryGenie' Bengali Audiobooks series and revisit your childhood memories of not so distant past !

Suchitra Bhattacharya (Author), Master Atmadeep Bhandari, Nandini Sarkar, Nilanjana Dutta, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Shamin Chakraborty, Sima Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Phire Paoya : MyStoryGenie Bengali Audiobook 13: Social Drama

Bikram is an Indian software professional who had migrated to America many years back on work and have had since then settled down permanently like many skilled and highly educated Indian professionals in that country. After few years, he started his own family and got married to homely Indian women named Sefali, whom he moved overseas with him from India with permanent visa. Things were happy with the young couple getting used to the American way of living and soon they had their first child whom they had affectionately named "Tito". Sefali was happily attending to her child full time and she soon started moving around with her child when Bikram was away from home with his day job. During one such outdoor stroll, the child got stolen by a habitual offender and history sheeter and thereby devastated the couple's peaceful abode. A sense of guilt and deep remorse amidst the terrible tragedy led to eventual separation and the spouses drifted apart. Long term psychiatric counselling saved Sefali from turning lunatic and her broken lonely world started limping back with a day job at a child day care center. More than helping Sefali to survive, the job acted as a balm to soothe Sefali's unfulfilled motherly yearnings. But twist of fate had more in store for Sefali as she heard news that threatened to reopen her wounds fresh. Tune in to this audio story from "MyStoryGenie" Bengali Audiobooks series that succinctly captures the riveting dilemma between emotion and responsibility.

Ananya Das (Author), Debashis Gangopadhyay, Nandini Sarkar, Nilanjana Dutta, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Shamin Chakraborty, Sima Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Sujit Mitu o Laxmir Panchali : MyStoryGenie Bengali Audiobook 49: The Urban Domestic Help

Laxmi is employed with the urban household of Sujit and Mitu as their domestic help. Living in a city and managing errands within challenging deadlines keeps modern nuclear family on its toes and in that context our friendly neighborhood domestic helps (endearingly referred to as the "bai") often assume the position of man Friday for the urban settlers. Keeping the help in good humor often becomes a matter of life and death and our urban households subscribe to this legend in all seriousness in order to survive. Tune in to this tongue in cheek and somewhat hideously funny urban reality from the master story teller and a legend in her own rights - Bani Basu in this "My StoryGenie" Bengali audiobooks presentation.

Bani Basu (Author), Agneev, Master Atmadeep Bhandari, Nilanjana Dutta, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Shamin Chakrabarty, Sima Chattopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Madhyabittyo : MyStoryGenie Bengali Audiobook 40: The Middle Class Conundrum

Suchitra Bhattacharya (Author), Miss Disha Roy, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Shamin Chakrabarty, Sima Chattopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Tritiyo Bishwa : MyStoryGenie Bengali Audiobook 39: The Lonely Autumn

Gaurango and Namita's only son Parthapratim alias Biltu had been a brilliant scholar who had topped board examinations and had subsequently joined the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology from where he emerged as the overall best student across all IITs and across all disciplines. Big Corporations fought fiercely to lap up this gifted talent with jaw dropping salaries, sending Biltu's career to stratospheric heights with plump foreign posting. Today, Biltu's parents are proud of their son and so are their neighbours. Biltu meanwhile have started to spend generously to add material comforts in his parents' life - articles and gadgets that his parents could ill afford within their limited means and more so because they spent significant part of their meagre earnings in providing quality education to their son during his formative years. Gaurango, instead of feeling happy have started to feel uncomfortable by sensing an unsustainable future and desperately tries to protect his age old frugal lifestyle to prevent future heart burns which he knew as destined. What is that discomfort which Gaurango foresees - is that real or is that just a premonition?? Tune in to this reflective pathos from 'My StoryGenie' Bengali Audiobooks series - a fait accompli, that affects almost every middle class household of the developing world at the autumn of their life.

Suchitra Bhattacharya (Author), Agneev, Rajati Mukhopadhyay, Shamin Chakrabarty, Sima Chattopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Kuhak : MyStoryGenie Bengali Audiobook 46: The Golden Mirage

Suchitra Bhattacharya (Author), Agneev, Sima Chattopadhyay, Ujjyal Chattopadhyay (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Sima Chattopadhyay