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A murder has taken place in a tony Mumbai neighbourhood. A prime suspect, Prashanth, keeps his silence in the interrogation room as Inspector Khan plays the tapes of his therapy sessions. The explosive tapes, surreptitiously recorded by therapist Shaily Gupta, slowly reveal shocking information about Prashanth, about his relationship with his girlfriend Sonya, about the therapist and about the gruesome murder in question.

According to Divija Bhasin AKA awkwardgoat3 , it's the little things which are actually not so little that play a role in our everyday mental wellbeing and discussing them is kind of...awkward. This podcast covers topics from childhood beatings to school bullying to pressures faced at work all of which bring together a wholesome podcast for your mental wellness.

Uncovidable is what happens when a plucky woman is stopped mid-life and told to stay put for 21 days in a nationwide lockdown as a result of the Covid19 pandemic. Based on the wish-it-wasn’t true story of Vekeana Dhillon’s account, the sudden stop has her fictionalized version examining the situations and behaviours of those around her. Being locked down has her opening up her eyes to see a lot more than she ever noticed before.

This real-life crime series is an anthology of perplexing crimes that have puzzled investigators. Spanning the diverse landscapes of India, these captivating stories unravel tales of abduction, disappearance, and murder, leaving audiences intrigued and yearning for answers to these mysteries.

I Am is a podcast that dives into the sea of Indian Mythology...but this time, it's the charatcers who take you with them.

Topper Talk is an audio archive of conversations with some of the nation's brightest young minds.

Audible presents Adulting, a 20 episode series created by Dice Media. From the makers of Little Things and What The Folks (WTF!) comes “Adulting”, a coming of age story about two young women trying to handle the responsibilities of being independent adults in the fast-paced, urban bustle of Mumbai. Take a peek into the daily life and shenanigans of two twenty-something women: Ray & Nikhat (played by Yashaswini Dayama and Aisha Ahmed respectively), as they try to make it through adulthood in their own unique way. Now in audio with all new episodes. Disclaimer: This show is a work of fiction and is partly inspired by true-life incidents. All stories and names have been fictionalized and the contents of the show are not a true or accurate depiction of what transpired. Any resemblance to real persons, businesses, places or events is unintentional and coincidental. This show contains expletives, strong language and mature content for Adult listeners. This show is not intended to offend or defame any individual, entity, caste, community, race, or religion or to denigrate any institution or person, living or dead. Listener's discretion is strongly advised

The Malabar Rebellion, an Audible original produced by Asiaville, recaptures the dizzying six months from August 1921 when the Muslim peasants of the southern districts of the then Madras Presidency (now northern Kerala) rose up against their oppressive British colonial rulers and feudal landlords. The rollercoaster saga of their daunting struggle, sacrifice and martyrdom continues to fire the popular imagination and kindle keen debate.

In this Audible original series produced by Asiaville, we've unravelled the diversity of an intriguing and mysterious realm, the world of Fortune Telling. Picture this: palm readings, mind-blowing mentalists, dream interpreters, and even a chat with animals (yes, you read that right!). We've danced with the stars in astrology, had a heart-to-heart with Tarot cards, and discovered the artistry of combining poetry with predicting the future. Talk about a cosmic adventure! Written by Megha Gowrikrishna.