Kahani Bar - Short Stories

In this fifth part of Samapti, Rabindranath Tagore's story of an unlikely marriage, Mrinmoyee finally has the freedom she once wanted, back home with her father.

But as the days pass, she realizes how much she misses Apurba, especially after he visits quietly and leaves without a word.

Adapted for Kahani Bar by Neerja K and narrated by Mallika, this episode sets up the final chapter of the six-part Samapti series, releasing next Saturday. Catch up on the earlier parts and follow Kahani Bar for more short stories and audio dramas drawn from Indian and world literature.

In this fourth part of Samapti, Rabindranath Tagore's story of an unlikely marriage, Mrinmoyee and Apurba find a fragile new closeness by the river, only for the household's disapproval to push her back to her father's house. Apurba makes a quiet choice of his own — to let her decide her own path. Adapted for Kahani Bar by Neerja K and narrated by Mallika, this episode continues the six-part Samapti series, releasing every Saturday. Catch up on earlier parts and follow Kahani Bar for the next chapter of this Tagore classic, along with more short stories and audio dramas drawn from Indian and world literature.

Part 3 of Samapti by Rabindranath Tagore, narrated in English by Mallika. Newly married Mrinmoyee still climbs mango trees and refuses to be tamed — and instead of forcing her to change, Apurba chooses to love her wildness. One quiet evening by the pond, a single gentle request turns mockery into their first shared laughter, and the first thread of friendship is quietly woven. This Kahani Bar adaptation of Rabindranath Tagore's classic Bengali short story continues the tale of a reluctant bride and an unlikely love.

Adapted by Neerja K and brought to you by Pixel 2 Pixel.

Listen to Part 1 and Part 2 first, and follow Kahani Bar for a new story/episode every Wednesday & Saturday.

An English audio adaptation of Rabindranath Tagore's classic Samapti (The Conclusion), voiced by Mallika. Apurba Krishna returns home from Calcutta expecting a proper, obedient bride — instead he falls for Mrinmoyee, a fearless girl who climbs trees and refuses to be anyone's wife.

Part 2 follows their unlikely marriage from open defiance to the first quiet spark of friendship. Listen to more timeless stories only on Kahani Bar, presented by Pixel 2 Pixel.

An English audio adaptation of Rabindranath Tagore's classic Samapti (The Conclusion), voiced by Mallika. Apurba Krishna returns home from Calcutta expecting a proper, obedient bride — instead he falls for Mrinmoyee, a fearless girl who climbs trees and refuses to be anyone's wife.

Part 1 follows their unlikely marriage from open defiance to the first quiet spark of friendship. Listen to more timeless stories every Saturday, only on Kahani Bar, presented by Pixel 2 Pixel.

एच. जी. वेल्स की क्लासिक विज्ञान-कथा “द क्रिस्टल एग” का हिंदी रूपांतरण, मेहर की आवाज़ में। लंदन के एक बुज़ुर्ग दुकानदार मिस्टर केव को एक साधारण से क्रिस्टल में मंगल ग्रह की एक दूसरी दुनिया दिखाई देने लगती है। जैसे-जैसे उनका जुनून बढ़ता है, यह रहस्य गहराता जाता है — और फिर क्रिस्टल अचानक ग़ायब हो जाता है।

रहस्य, अचरज और अंतरिक्ष की यह हिंदी ऑडियो कहानी सुनिए कहानी बार पर, जहाँ हर हफ़्ते क्लासिक कहानियों का सिनेमाई रूपांतरण आता है। प्रस्तुति: पिक्सल 2 पिक्सल। रूपांतरण: नीरजा के।

The conclusion of Rabindranath Tagore's haunted classic Monihara, The Lost Jewels. In this final chapter of the Bengali ghost story, a woman's obsession with her jewellery drives her into the night, an empty house begins to fill with footsteps, and a figure adorned in gold rises from the river.

This is a cinematic audio adaptation of one of Tagore's most famous supernatural stories, narrated by Malika for Kahani Bar. If you enjoy classic Indian literature, atmospheric horror, and ghost stories read aloud, this concluding part brings Monimalika and Phanibhushan's tale to its chilling end.

New listeners should begin with Part 1 for the full story. Adapted by Neerja K. A Kahani Bar and Pixel 2 Pixel production. New stories every Saturday.

Some say ghosts haunt old houses. Others believe it is our desires that refuse to die. In this first part of Rabindranath Tagore's Monihara, a lonely riverside mansion holds the memory of Monimalika — a beautiful, reserved woman who loved her jewellery as though each necklace and bracelet were alive.

When her husband Phanibhushan's business falters and he gently asks to pledge her ornaments, Monimalika answers only with silence. A scheming cousin soon arrives with advice that sets a terrible chain of events in motion. This is a classic Bengali ghost story about greed, loneliness, and a love that becomes obsession, narrated by Malika for Kahani Bar.

The concluding chapter arrives next Saturday. Follow Kahani Bar to hear how Monimalika's story ends.

Adapted by Neerja K. A Kahani Bar production by Pixel 2 Pixel.

Rahmat, a fruit-seller from Kabul, leaves his own little girl behind in the mountains and finds a piece of her again in five-year-old Mini on the streets of Calcutta. Then one day everything changes — and it will be years before he knocks on that door again.

A cinematic audio retelling of Rabindranath Tagore’s beloved classic "Kabuliwala," narrated by Malika for Kahani Bar. A story about longing, homecoming, and the love that outlives distance and time.

Runtime: 9:37

New stories every Saturday. Follow the show so you never miss one.

The secret of the haveli is finally revealed. Kaki tells Ananya the story of Roopa, lost to a Belgian mirror during the 1857 uprising — and when the veil comes off, the mirror makes Ananya an offer no one expects.

Written by Neerja K. Narrated by Malika and brought to you by Pixel2Pixel.