Magardoha (Marathi, Paperback, KALE SHASHIKANT WAMAN)

�Magardoh� Is A Collection Of Eleven Stories Revolving Around The Mental-Physical Metamorphosis That Happens In A Whirlpool Of Mysterious And Mythological Realms. The First Of These Stories, �Ghatchakra�, Deals With The Concept Of Rebirth. Shamkant Is Travelling On A Train With His Wife, And The Conversation Brings Up Julie Parera, His Erstwhile Secretary. Shamkant Is Disturbed By The Memory And Eventually Goes Missing During The Journey. �Ghatchakra� Depicts The Mystery Behind His Sudden Disappearance And The Eventful Search For Him. The Protagonist Of The Story �Sun 1860Chaa Rupaya� Accidentally Falls Into A Ditch, And When He Comes To His Senses, He Finds Himself In The Year 1860. The Story Named �Chakvaa� Talks About Sanjay Gite Who Has Left His Hometown Very Early In His Life. He Comes Back To His Home In The Twilight Of His Life, And Gets A Feeling That His House Is Still Being Inhabited By His Family Members. But Upon Not Seeing A Single Human Being, He Decides That His Vengeful Nature Has Caused His Family To Become Invisible. The Depth Of This Mystery Holds The Readers Spellbound. The Stories �Rekhacha Aarsa� And �Ranjanachi Pratima� Too Portray Their Heroines Entangled With Some Inexplicable Vibes. The Very Idea Of Rekha Gifting A Mirror To Her Boyfriend, And Then Materializing Out Of The Same Mirror Every Night To Meet Him, Gives Goose-Bumps. And Ranjana, From �Ranjanachi Pratima� Too Holds You Wonderstruck With Her Mysterious Persona. Finally About �Magardoh�, The Story That Forms The Title Of The Collection. It Takes You To The Sheer Crescendo Of Suspense. This Story Is All About The Mysterious Aura That A Particular Painting Appears To Create Around Itself. The Other Stories, Namely �Paheli�, �Arundhaticha Daba�, �Band Paakit�, �Dokedukhi�, �Ujaali� Too Weave An Enigmatic Web Of Human Psyche, Its Mysteries And The Mercurial Nature Of Life Itself. The Author Looks At The Day-To-Day, Routine Incidents And Turns Them Into A Maze Of Puzzles With His Imagination. The Whole Effect, Gives The Reader A Reading Experience To Remember.