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Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 13: Threesome?
Three's company isn't it? Srikanth is about to find out when he goes jogging and falls in love...
Part 1: Starting line – It was the best of times, it was the worst of times From A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
You can pre-order Anand's novel 'Natasha Mehra Must Die' here: https://amzn.to/2zXzLTR
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 13: Threesome?
Three's company isn't it? Srikanth is about to find out when he goes jogging and falls in love...
Part 1: Starting line – It was love at first sight From Catch 22 by Joseph Heller.
You can pre-order Anand's novel 'Natasha Mehra Must Die' here: https://amzn.to/2zXzLTR
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 12: PANVATI WAALA PYAR How can all of Shilpa's dates be so disastrous? Could it be she's got a Panvati going? But what can she do to break it?
Part 4- Starting line – "An Arrow can be shot only by pulling it backwards"
Suggested by - Rajesh Perumbilavil
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 12: PANVATI WAALA PYAR How can all of Shilpa's dates be so disastrous? Could it be she's got a Panvati going? But what can she do to break it?
Part 3- Starting line – "Suddenly, she wasn't sure if the red jumper-purple trouser combo was a good idea"
Suggested by - Soma Mitra- Chubb
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 12: PANVATI WAALA PYAR How can all of Shilpa's dates be so disastrous? Could it be she's got a Panvati going? But what can she do to break it?
Part 2- Starting line – "Her Finger Hovered Over The Send Button"
Suggested by - Madhuri Kamat
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 12: PANVATI WAALA PYAR How can all of Shilpa's dates be so disastrous? Could it be she's got a Panvati going? But what can she do to break it?
Part 1- Starting line – "Mysterious"
Suggested by - Monica Grover
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
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Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 11: Game Of Death Dinner with friends becomes rather deadly when a demon shows up to play
Part 4- Starting line – "Peekaboo"
Suggested by - Madhuri Kamat
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 11: Game Of Death Dinner with friends becomes rather deadly when a demon shows up to play
Part 3- Starting line – "Exercising One's Agency"
Suggested by - Ruchita Raicha
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anand Sivakumaran (a.k.a. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from you guys.
Words aap ke, kahani aap ke liye
Story 11: Game Of Death Dinner with friends becomes rather deadly when a demon shows up to play
Part 2- Starting line – "The faint tug of a forgotten memory"
Suggested by - Chetan Vinchhi
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
You can also log on to http://www.anandsivakumaran.com/!
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Dinner with friends becomes rather deadly when a demon shows up to play
Part 1
Starting line – "Oh my darling you look wonderful tonight."
Suggested by - Laura Lopamudra Mishra
To give your prompt reach out to Anand at https://www.facebook.com/AnandSivakumaranOfficial/ https://twitter.com/Anandloki
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Anand Sivakumaran (a.ka. THE CROC), writer, author and live storyteller spins tales using prompts from the audience. One story broken into four parts. But each story begins with a new prompt - a word or line - given by the audience. And yet all the parts need to tie in. That's the fun.

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