Plot Summary

Tisdal ki Beydari (ٹسڈل کی بیداری) (The Awakening of Tisdle) was published in 1967, and is a sequel to Book Review | Devpaikar Darinda | Jasoosi Duniya #100 By Ibn-e-Safi. 

A handshake kills a man who specializes in illegal border crossings. A series of murders ensue, this man William Pundu kills for fun. Soon, he captures Hameed and vows to capture Faridi as well. 

Review

This one is a sequel and obviously not much makes sense if you haven’t read #100. Apparently, Graham’s papers have something in code words and that’s why whoever is owing this swap-the-bodies-with-important-people-in-government mission, have sent William. William is ruthless and kills for pleasure, and even his subords turn against him. To this cruel murderer, Faridi has something perfect planned: a taste of their own medicine.

Yep, a body swap.

What Faridi does to William’s body is simply astounding, a lesson for a cruel murderer. Just wow. The ending of Tisdle and Rebecca was just meh.

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Rebecca commits suicide, Tisdle watches him and loses his mind. 

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That’s right. The person who’s responsible for this body-and-mind swap procedure, just loses his mind over a woman. Meh for me. 

Oh, before I forget, apart from the body swap for William (which is the best thing about this story), there was another thing that impressed me and made me a Faridi fan all over again. He cured Tisdle. Whatever his “bimari” was, I won’t delve into that, but our detective is also a scientist. Take that, William SOB.

That concludes the review. What do others feels about this one?

Shabana Mukhtar