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Khat Pit Corner

Episodes
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Episodes 3-9 of the radio drama series Khat Pit Corner. Khat Pit Corner is a look into the fictional lives of Amina Bulbulia and Khayroonissa Asmal, two gossipy housewives with a word on everyone's mis-steps and mishaps, until events force them to re-evaluate their own lives. The series follows the Bulbulia and Asmal families as they encounter the challenges of living in a world where culture can be a crutch and the right path is not always so easily marked.

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Written by Saaleha Bhamjee and Saaleha Idrees Bamjee-Mayet.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Khat Pit Corner

    No date given · No. 3 · 14 min

  2. Khat Pit Corner

    No date given · No. 4 · 14 min

  3. Khat Pit Corner

    No date given · No. 5 · 9:27

  4. Khat Pit Corner

    No date given · No. 6 · 16 min

  5. Khat Pit corner

    No date given · No. 7 · 11 min

  6. Khat Pit Corner

    No date given · No. 8 · 13 min

  7. Khat Pit Corner

    No date given · No. 9 · 13 min

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  1. Khat Pit Corner - Episodes 3-9

    Listeners' uploads · Saaleha Bhamjee and Saaleha Idrees Bamjee-Mayet. · 7 episodes here · archive.org

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