EPISODE · Jan 22, 2019 · 22 MIN
Rabinadrath Tagore's "The Skeleton"
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“In the garden at dusk, the smell of greenery wafts though the windows, and the night breeze wafts through and rattles chimes made of wood and bone that softly tinkle. Outside in the vines, is a carving relief of the goddess Chamunda, covered with moss and vines. This view is obscured by the darkening night, and a physician spends a fateful night in the old medical college…remembering the bones of an old skeleton that once hung from the rafters… A voice whispers from behind the curtain… during the last thirty-five years I have only moaned in the wind in the burning-places of the dead. I would talk once more with a man as in the old times." "Does any one think of the skeleton of a champak flower?" The physician is mesmerized by the haunting beautiful apparition, and a dreadful tale unravels of passion, betrayal and ghastly terrors... Featuring voice talents of: Mamta Gurnani: Phantom Skeleton Rahul Kurup: Physician Tom Kerin: Father-in-Law Faisal Yaqub: Diamond Vendor Gagnam Patak: Brother Rohinnamon: Shekhar the Young Doctor Sound effects from freesound.org and X.A.O. "Tabula Adamantis" Produced by Desert Gems Audio. C. 2019 All Rights Reserved.
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