Tharrat

by Suhas Shirvalkar, Krunal Alve (Narrator)

पंचवीस वर्षानंतर पहिल्यांदाच अमिनाच्या क्रूर डोळ्यांमधून अश्रू वाहत होते . ते अश्रू पुसायला तिचं असं कोणीच नव्हतं. कोण होती हि अमीना ? तिचं आणि "द डायमेंशनचं " काय कनेक्शन होतं ?गुन्हा कबुल!..... कबुल!.....कबुल!.....असं वेड्यासारखा साक्षीदाराच्या पिंजऱ्यामध्ये नाचत ओरडणारा कोण होता हा प्रेमचंद सुराणा ? त्याने त्याच्या बायकोचा खून का करवला ? आणि कोणाकडून ?दिवसा कायद्याचा पुरस्कर्ता आणि रात्रि बदमाश म्हणून वावरणाऱ्या अमर विश्वासाने मोहिनी सन्मित्रवर येऊ घातलेल्या खुनाचा आरोप कसा खोडून काढला ? मोहिनी सन्मित्र त्याच्या आयुष्यात कशी आली ? ऐका "थरराट", "कृणाल आळवे" यांच्या आवाजात .

Please This audiobook is in Marathi.

Genres: Marathi

Audible Audio

Published May 16, 2025

About the author

Suhas Shirvalkar (Devnagari: सुहास शिरवळकर ) (15 November 1948 – 11 July 2003) was a Marathi writer from Maharashtra, India. Shirvalkar wrote Social Novels, Detective Stories, Short Stories, One Act Play, Newspaper Columns, Poems etc.

He authored more than 300 books including his well-known book "Duniyadari". Known for his detective-thrillers, he had also authored "Roopmati", a novel with a historical background, besides short stories, one-act plays. "Devaki", a Marathi movie based on one of his short-stories, won a State award for best story.

Duniyadari, a novel tracing the world of college-goers, was regarded a milestone in his writings.

The creator of characters like "Barrister Amar Vishwas [बॅ. अमर विश्वास], Firoz Irani [फिरोज ईराणी], Mandar Patwardhan [मंदार पटवर्धन] and Dara Buland [दारा बुलंद]" in his popular detective thrillers, he also managed to handle topics like medicine and astrology in great detail in his writings. His newspaper columns including "Ityadi-Ityadi, Vartulatim Mansa and Phalashruti" were well received by readers.

Reviews

[Aditya Patil]

This was my 4th interaction with Mr. Suhas' brainchild - barrister Amar Vishwas.
I used to love this character after reading Challenge, but the next 3 stories didn't have that impact, including this one.
The story setting is great, the characters also are likeable to some extent, but the climax of story happens in last 7-8 pages, which I felt was very rushed. The counter examination/interrogation by Amar Vishwas was way too short, and didn't show his prowess as in other books. It felt like he made up another version of case as to what happened and everyone agreed to it, because it was Mr. Amar Vishwas after all!
3 ⭐ from my side.