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"Brikhya Shanti" brings to life a tale of deep friendship and respect, as penned by celebrated writer Manikuntala Bhattacharya. The story follows a boy and a girl, colleagues and close friends, who share a connection beyond friendship, yet maintain its purity. Despite being in separate relationships, they find solace in each other's company. When the boy visits the girl, Abhilasha, one night, they have a revealing and intimate conversation. Experience the touching relationship in this dramatized audio presentation.
In episode 2 of "Ejoni Xugondhi Suwali," the mystery deepens as Rani begins to suspect a connection between the kidnapper and her own past. Will the truth behind Neela's kidnapping be revealed? Will Dhruba and Rani find a way to escape their captors? Join us to find out in this thrilling drama written by Pankaj Jyoti Bhuyan.
In "Ejoni Xugondhi Suwali" part 1, written by Pankaj Jyoti Bhuyan, a team of kidnappers has seized a little girl named Neela, as well as an unemployed youth named Dhruba and a college professor and single mother named Rani. All are being held in a remote place, and the fate of Dhruba and Rani hangs in the balance as they were unwillingly drawn into the kidnapping. Stay tuned for further developments in this dramatic tale.
In "Aaluguti", a comedy-drama written by Rajani Sarma, Munindra's parents anxiously await the results of his high school exams, after he's had a history of failing. To ensure he passes this time, they placed an advertisement for a private tutor, with a humorous list of qualifications. Will Haren Chandra Barua, a young man drawn to the ad, meet these criteria and help Munindra pass the exams? Tune in to discover the outcome.
In the second episode of "Nixiddha Xopun", written by Pranjit Dutta, the connection between Swapnil and Kuwoli deepens as they bask in their shared love of poetry. But their love is forbidden, leading to questions about its future. Will their love endure or remain shrouded in mystery? Keep listening to find out.
The first episode of "Nixiddha Xopun", written by Pranjit Dutta, introduces Kuwoli, a girl who has been fond of poetry since childhood and has fallen in love with the poems of budding poet, Swapnil Kumar. After finally meeting him, the two become good friends, but as love begins to blossom in Swapnil's heart, he decides to express his feelings to Kuwoli. Will Kuwoli feel the same way about him? Tune in to find out.
In the second episode of "Premor Antim Sobikhan", written by Pankaj Jyoti Bhuyan, the family awaits the arrival of Phani Mastor for religious prayer and Keshav Photographer to capture a photo of the dying father. However, Surjya, the younger son, suddenly interrupts and reveals a shocking truth about the family. To uncover what he disclosed, keep listening as the characters of the drama unveil a harsh reality.
In the first episode of "Premor Antim Sobikhan", written by Pankaj Jyoti Bhuyan, the eldest son of a family is disturbed by the screeching of an owl at midnight. Believing it to be an omen of his father's death, he enlists the help of his friend, Pushpo, to seek guidance from the village astrologer. The family arranges a religious ceremony, with the elder son and other family members appearing emotionally distant and hoping for the father's passing. Meanwhile, the younger son, Surjya, is portrayed as a drunkard and detached from the family. Tune in to learn more about this intriguing drama.
Get ready for a nail-biting journey into the criminal underworld with this drama written by the renowned Bhabendra Nath Saikia. The story begins with Ranjan in a state of panic and anxiety as he fears the court's verdict in the case of Parimal. With Ranjan's father trying to calm him, it becomes clear that Ranjan may have more to do with the case than he lets on. What secrets does he hide? Is Parimal truly innocent? Follow along as the truth is slowly unraveled in this gripping tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Don't miss a moment of the drama, tune in now.
Join us for a heartwarming journey in rural India with "Suren Ase Nohoi, Sinta Kihor." This drama composed by Prabhat Goswami follows the life of Suren, a beloved bachelor known for his humility and expert skills in handling weddings. But as the villagers turn to him for help, one begins to wonder if they truly appreciate him or if they're taking advantage of his innocence. Will Suren be able to navigate the complexities of village life and maintain his kindhearted nature? Find out in this touching tale that will leave you with a smile on your face. Tune in now!
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