Marathi Stories

One accident... One phone call.... 'Ragini Inamdar Mohite' has to face the ghosts of her past. Ragini has spent years building a beautiful, hard-won life. She overcame her painful past, established a highly successful career, and found true peace with her husband and children. The war called life we get thrown into. Only some can called it 'The battle that I won' ©All Rights Reserved

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when shrushti gets to know that sahil karekar her boss is her childhood bsf.........

story of overcoming insecurities, finding hope, and being forever grateful for the one person who pulled you out of the dark when you couldn't see the light.....

Meet Adhya, a spirited 24 year old engineer from Pune. With her bubbly personality and infectious smile, she brings warmth and light to everyone around her. Despite the challenges of losing her parents, Adhya embodies independence and determination. Deeply rooted in her culture, she finds joy in small things. At her cousin's wedding, Adhya unexpectedly crosses paths with Asher, her cousin's charming best friend who once harbored a secret crush on her. When he casually brings up the idea of an arrange marriage, she's surprised but intrigued. As their conversations unfold, Adhya begins to see a deeper side of Asher- his simplicity and kindness spark a growing attraction that makes her reconsider the possibilities of love ❤

Sequel to Match Made in Hotel Can be read as standalone •Ruturaj Gaikwad & Kritika Pillai's Wedding menu• ~Starter~ Rekindling old relationships Forming new ones ~Light bites~ Banters, Antaksharis and Fun ~Main course~ An unforseen romance between the bride's sister and an invitee ~Dessert~ Tears and smiles ~Beverages~ Family, Friends and You! As they say, shaadi mien zaroor aana!

Vivek moves into a strangely affordable 2BHK flat in Whitefield, Bengaluru. The plan is simple-start a new chapter of life with his girlfriend, Shruti. But the flat holds a secret left behind by its previous tenant: a girl who lived alone during lockdown... and died whispering one phrase over and over: "Mala call aahe" ("I have a call.") Reader Advisory: This story contains psychological horror, paranoia, disturbing imagery, and interactive haunting elements that may cause unease. Read with headphones. Don't read after midnight.

it's a story of a young dcp and English teacher Atharva Deshmukh is a young dcp. He is very dedicated to work , love and respect parents. He is man of few words. He is nice but if you anger him than your dead. Believes in arrange marriage. Gargi Kulkarni is English teacher. she is sweet and nice.love her parents alot.she likes to talk.she is kinda shy.loves to teach.she is students favourite teacher.wants toh have arrange marriage. it's arranged marriage story. sometimes we just want some simple story no drama and happy ending.

A king, worried that his three sons are without the wisdom to live in a world of wile and guile, asks a learned man called Vishnu Sharman to teach them the ways of the world.Since his wards are dimwits, Vishnu Sharman decides to pass on wisdom to them in the form of stories. In these stories, he makes animals speak like human beings. Panchatantra is a collection of attractively told stories about the five ways that help the human being succeed in life. Pancha means five and tantra means ways or strategies or principles. Addressed to the king's children, the stories are primarily about statecraft and are popular throughout the world. The five strategies are: 1. Discord among friend 2. Gaining friends 3. Of crows and owls 4. Loss of gains 5. Imprudence The stories have been translated into nearly every language in the world that has a script. The story form appeals to children while the wisdom in them attracts adults. The Panchatantra collection represents the earliest folk tale form in the world of literature. There are several versions of Panchatantra tales in circulation in the world but the one that is popular in India is the Sanskrit original of Vishnu Sharman. Very soon, Hamarashehar.Com will bring to netizens the oldest collection of tales in the world as told by an 80-year-old teacher to his royal wards. The translation seeks to be as close to the Sanskrit original as possible in spirit.The stories will appear in five sections, each representing a strategy for getting over problems in life. They are of interest not just for the ruling class but also for every person. They are all about survival in a complicated world and the several ways to get over problems. The stories based as they are on human nature have an eternal relevance.The series begins with a parent story that unfolds story after story; each strung to the other by a narrator. Now, it is your turn to enjoy these stories as immortal and fragrant as the soil of India.

'Sweet and Sour' // Originally titled 'Ambat Goad' Sunanda thinks Shankar is annoying. Shankar thinks Sunanda is rude. Unfortunately, the two keep meeting across the same sweet shop counter. What starts as a string of unwilling interactions and petty spats soon turns sweet, sour, and everything in between. // Updates every Wednesday and Saturday.