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Sherlock Holmes Stories- dramatised in Hindi

Heard
2007
Episodes
4

Arthur Conan Doyle's Valley of Fear (second half) and short story The Speckled Band presented as Audio play in HINDI. Broadcast by AIR. Produced by DRAMATECH, an amateur drama group formed in 1984 by alumni of IIT Delhi. www.dramatech.in (for more info and clips/songs from other plays)

More about it

"As the mystery unfolds, you get absorbed enough to want to listen without any disturbance — an achievement at a time when even the most popular of the television soaps is watched amidst family banter and mouthfuls of dal-chawal. It helps, of course, if you close your eyes."- Times of India.

Quality of recording: Excellent. (Recorded in professional sound studio)

DOWNLOAD FILES IN ORDER OF SERIAL NOS. GIVEN. The whole item will have files in the reverse order, so better to listen to individual files in order of file no.

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. FILE#1 DostYaDushmanSherlockHolmesHindi(ValleyOfFear)

    · 30 min

  2. FILE#2 DostYaDushmanSherlockHolmesHindi(ValleyOfFear)CONTD

    · 2:06

  3. FILE#3 BindiyonWalaPattaSherlockHolmesHindi(SpeckledBand)

    · 27 min

  4. FILE#4 BindiyonWalaPattaSherlockHolmesHindi(SpeckledBand)CONTD

    · 4:16

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  1. Sherlock Holmes Stories- dramatised in Hindi

    Listeners' uploads · Ravi Raj Sagar (adapted and directed by) · 4 episodes here · archive.org

    Uploader’s mark: Public domain (Creative Commons dedication): Marked Public domain (Creative Commons dedication) by its uploader at the Internet Archive; the record gives no basis for it.

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