Kuch Kisse Kuch Aapbeeti

Some doors are never meant to be opened. When Nalini and her friends awakened an old Ouija board for fun, they unknowingly invited something that wouldn't leave.What began as a game soon became a nightmare that refused to stay behind the board. What followed was a chilling descent where every question demanded a deadly answer.That's why they say- Don't mess with a Ouija Board. Written and Narrated by: Manoshi

For the first time in his life, Abir savored the legendary special sandwich from Paarijaat Café. By the very next morning, he found himself teaching its recipe to the café's own chef.How was this possibleA mind-bending tale of causality, and the Bootstrap Paradox, where every answer raises an even deeper question: Who created the recipe in the first place? Written and Narrated by: Manoshi

A sudden rainstorm on his way to the office guesthouse in the hills forced Tarun to seek shelter in a homestay. The elderly hostess was warm and welcoming, and her home-cooked meal lulled him into an unusually deep sleep.But each night, after he drifted off, strangers he had never met appeared in his dreams. One by one, they warned him about something—yet none explained what. Tarun had no idea why these vivid dreams had begun, who the visitors were, or what they were trying to protect him from.

This is the concluding part of episode 4's Dawson Villa story.Written and Narrated by: ManoshiSpecial thanks to Mr. Shantanu Paul for lending his voice to the character of Charles Dawson.

Mahesh had spent years creating fear on screen. As one of the industry’s most celebrated filmmakers, he believed there was nothing left that could unsettle him — which is why he chose the eerily haunted Dawson Villa for his next project. But was he truly prepared for the host and hostess of the villa? Written and Edited by: Manoshi

Dr. Bose, a celebrated physician renowned for his flawless diagnoses, had a reputation that had never once been questioned. So why, despite knowing the cure, did he choose to deceive Seth Suryakant about his illness? Was there something sinister at play within the doctor’s mind—or was a darker truth unfolding elsewhere? Written and Narrated by: Manoshi