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1921: The Year of the Great Divide

Written by: KP Sethunath
Narrated by: Sashi Kumar
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  • The Malabar Rebellion in the Malabar province of the British India is a watershed event in the history of Kerala and the Indian subcontinent. '1921: The Year of the Great Divide', the first episode of a 25-part podcast, traces the genesis of the rebellion - the killing of Henry Valentine Connolly, the Collector of Malabar on September 11, 1855 becomes the flashpoint of the discontent simmering in the region for more than a century.

    Written by KP Sethunath and Narrated by Sashi Kumar.
    ©2023 Asiaville Interactive Pvt. Ltd. (P)2023 Asiaville Interactive Pvt. Ltd.
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The narration and background score were exceptionally well done.

Typically, history can seem boring, but this particular presentation truly stands out. The storyteller's voice is engaging & brings the historical events to life, making them feel relevant & exciting. The background score complements the narration perfectly, adding depth & emotion to the storytelling. I found myself completely absorbed & eager to learn more. This is a must-listen for anyone interested in history or looking for an immersive & entertaining audio experience.

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