Will this seemingly endless exploration of "Who is the imposter?" ever come to a conclusion? Let's see how true your suspicions turn out to be in the final act of this play. Hopefully, our characters will have a closure this time. 

(This is the third act in the series. Kindly listen to the first two acts before listening to this one.)

After drowning in the sea of speculations, our heroines seem to have arrived at a conclusion. Let us dive in once again to explore how the play proceeds further.

(This is the second act in the play. Kindly listen to the first act if you haven't already.)

Hello dear friends, 

So, as the monsoon has already surged, here we have two friends, Parimugdha and Khyati, who have different opinions about the same. Lets listen to them and see what works out for us!

Malhaar- the raag of monsoon, the raag that blew people's minds, the unbelievable song. By Diya Srivastava 

A monsoon story for those who feel lonely and loved at the same time when the familiar beats of a classic song stimulates beautiful memories, of a time when everything was worthwhile, when all our loved ones were there in time. Under one roof, singing a childhood hymn. By Swastika & Vrintika

It is a short poem that encapsulates the melody that is a part of every bout of rain and the feelings that are evoked during a downpour. By Purva & Himani

This poem is all about battling your inner demons and finding it okay, to fall back. It is all about ignoring what the society wants you to be, and letting yourself take your time to be fine again.

Is it necessary to learn lessons the hard way. Sadly we did, we do, but I hope we don't...

A mixture of nostalgia and cringe, while reading your own work after years...A new start to restore my old version.