Cursed (Hindi Edition)

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Cursed (Hindi Edition)

Written by: Anusree Neogi

Narrated by: Mahjabeen Ali

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Unnatural and spooky occurrences baffle Anwesha after she moves into her new house. Will she be able to unveil the mystery of haunted house and save her loved ones and herself from the wraith? Experience fear in this Gothic adventure and indulge yourselves in the eerie world of the unknown.

Please note: This audiobook is in Hindi.

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Rating: ⭐⭐☆☆☆ (2/5)

What worked:

Concept: The premise holds promise. A haunted setting with a mystery to unravel is classic horror territory.

Narration Quality: Mahjabeen Ali’s voice work is clear and steady, and the production is technically sound.

Atmosphere: Some parts manage to create a sense of foreboding, which is essential for horror.

What didn’t work:

Disjointed POVs: The frequent shifts in perspective hurt the pacing and emotional investment. Instead of building suspense, it fragmented the storytelling, making it harder to immerse oneself or root for any character.

Engagement: The plot progression feels uneven. There's a lack of momentum—moments that should have been tense or emotional fall flat because of how they're told.

Character Depth: With so many perspectives, none of the characters feel fully fleshed out. As a result, the listener never really connects with anyone.

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🌟 2.5/5 – Interesting concept, but the narrative style lost me

I genuinely wanted to enjoy Cursed—the premise is intriguing and the setting has great potential. However, the constant shift in points of view made it difficult to stay emotionally invested. Just as I was getting into one character’s arc, the perspective would switch, breaking the flow and leaving me a bit disconnected.

The multi-POV format can be powerful when done with clarity and depth, but here it felt more like a distraction than a device. It diluted the tension and made it harder to care about what was happening.

That said, I appreciate the effort and voice acting—it’s clear that time and energy were poured into this project. Perhaps it will work better for listeners who enjoy fragmented or layered storytelling styles. Unfortunately, it just didn’t click with me.