When misfortune strikes, it takes everything in its wake. Exactly what happened to Gafoor and Amina's home. Slavery, drudgery and starvation was the norm of the day. It would be unfair to think that Gafoor did not try to do his bit and save his home. But, the politics of the landlord and the society made life difficult.

Listen to this short story to know what transpired in Gafoor's life. 

Govind Singh was an ex-serviceman. He was appointed as gatekeeper at an English Company. He loved his job and made sure that he gave a stiff salute every time the Sahib passed by. He served the company for 25 years without a mistake. Soon he was to retire and was offered a pension. In his retirement days, Govind Singh made amazing clay dolls. The interest in his hobby got better every day. So every time he went to collect his pension, he gifted one of his clay creations to his Sahib.

One day, Govind Singh received a registered letter. He shivered with fear. What if the letter called out his doom? What if his pension was going to be stopped? What if ...? What if he had angered the Sahib with his clay creations?

Listen to this audio piece to know what was in that letter that drove Govind Singh to insanity.

It is shocking when Byomkesh suddenly figures out who the murderer is and the modus operandi. Who do you think killed or rather murdered Rekha? Who would gain out of it? Did Rekha die as collateral damage? Listen to this audio piece for the final part of the story.

Byomkesh and Ajeet are extremely bored that Calcutta winters have not kept them busy with any case. The cold has seeped into their bones and before they could freeze, a hot case dropped into their laps.

A neighbor's daughter had died. Was it suicide or murder? Listen to this audio piece to know if Byomkesh and Ajeet were able to solve the case.

The case is getting messy. Who could be the murderer? All the people in the house had motives. Who would be so innovative in the modus operandi? Listen to this audio piece as the story progresses.

Byomkesh is called by the Commissioner to solve the murder of Karali Babu. The case seems straight forward, but it is obviously not so! Do you want to know who killed Karali Babu and how? Listen to this audio piece.

Byomkesh is a busy detective. Ajeet is sometimes upset that Byomkesh does not take care of himself as he is so engrossed solving some case or the other.

One day Ajeet meets his good friend who is a doctor to a very annoying patient. He tells Ajeet and Byomkesh that his patient is addicted to tarantula's poison! He has no idea how he gets and how it is consumed. He needs desperate help to stop this.

Will Ajeet and Byomkesh solve this case? Of course yes! Listen to this audio piece to know more!

Byomkesh was known for his intelligence, his keen understanding of things that was way above normal people. That was why he was such a great detective. He broke down the case at various levels and not only helped people from further getting murdered but also saved the police of all the work.

But, who was the killer and how did Byomkesh add up the events which led the killer himself to be trapped in Byomkesh's words? Listen to this last part of this wonderful short story.

People come rushing to Byomkesh and Ajeet, seeking their help. One such person was Aashu Babu. He narrowly escaped death by the harrowing gramophone pin. If it wasnt for his pocket watch, he would not be alive today. Does Byomkesh get to solve the Aashu Babu's case? Listen to this part to know more.

Byomkesh and Ajeet are now housemates. While the latter likes to keep life simple and enjoy the everyday simplicity of Calcutta spring time, Byomkesh is always eager to find something or the other to work on.

In recent times, his city has been plagued with the Gramophone pin murders. Want to know more? Listen to the first part of the story right here!