Khuafnaak Jungle opens as a man, Randheer Singh arrives at a railway station and informs about a dead body in the jungle. When they place party arrives at the jungle, things are not as reported. Suddenly, there’s firing. One constable gets hurt but the police party saves itself.
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Book Review: RAQQASA KA QAT’L (Jasoosi Duniya #19 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Khuafnaak Jungle opens as a man, Randheer Singh arrives at a railway station and informs about a dead body in the jungle. When they place party arrives at the jungle, things are not as reported. Suddenly, there’s firing. One constable gets hurt but the police party saves itself.
Book Review: AJEEB AAWAAZAIN (Jasoosi Duniya #18 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Khuafnaak Jungle opens as a man, Randheer Singh arrives at a railway station and informs about a dead body in the jungle. When they place party arrives at the jungle, things are not as reported. Suddenly, there’s firing. One constable gets hurt but the police party saves itself.
Book Review: TIJOARI KA GEET (Jasoosi Duniya #14 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Khuafnaak Jungle opens as a man, Randheer Singh arrives at a railway station and informs about a dead body in the jungle. When they place party arrives at the jungle, things are not as reported. Suddenly, there’s firing. One constable gets hurt but the police party saves itself.
Book Review: HEEREY KI KAAN (Jasoosi Duniya #13 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Khuafnaak Jungle opens as a man, Randheer Singh arrives at a railway station and informs about a dead body in the jungle. When they place party arrives at the jungle, things are not as reported. Suddenly, there’s firing. One constable gets hurt but the police party saves itself.
Book Review: MAUT KI AANDHI (Jasoosi Duniya #12 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Khuafnaak Jungle opens as a man, Randheer Singh arrives at a railway station and informs about a dead body in the jungle. When they place party arrives at the jungle, things are not as reported. Suddenly, there’s firing. One constable gets hurt but the police party saves itself.
Book Review: PUR ASRAR AJNABI (Jasoosi Duniya #9 By Ibn-e-Safi)
An educated farmer, a strange bank robbery where nothing is stolen, two murders and three missing people… Faridi and Hameed are presented with another mystery to solve.
Book Review: AHMAQON KA CHAKKAR (Jasoosi Duniya #10 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Plot Summary Two buildings in a middle of nowhere, seemingly clean businesses, but a load of crap going on under the hood. Ahmaqon Ka Chakkar has quite a twisted story line. The Beginning The story begins in a cozy setting as Faridi, Hameed, Shahnaz, and a few of Hameed’s friends (Ashraf, Sheena, Suraiyya etc) are planning…
Book Review: MASNOOYI NAAK (Jasoosi Duniya #8 By Ibn-e-Safi)
This is my review of Masnooyi Naak (Jasoosi Duniya #8, Issue #2).
Book Review: KHATARNAK BOODHA (Jasoosi Duniya #7 By Ibn-e-Safi)
This is my review of Khatarnak Boodha (Jasoosi Duniya #7, Issue #2).
Book Review: FARIDI AUR LEONARD (Jasoosi Duniya #5 By Ibn-e-Safi)
This is my review of Faridi aur Leonard (Jasoosi Duniya #5, Issue #2).
Book Review: PUR ASRAR KUWAAN (Jasoosi Duniya #6 By Ibn-e-Safi)
This review reviews Pur Asrar KuwaaN (Jasoosi Duniya #6, Issue #2).
Book Review: Complete Review Jasoosi Duniya Issue 2 (By Ibn-e-Safi)
This review covers the four stories of Jasoosi Duniya Issue #2 – Faridi aur Leonard, Pur Asrar KuwaaN, Khatarnak Boodha and Masnooyi Naak.
Book Review: Complete Review Jasoosi Duniya Issue 1 (By Ibn-e-Safi)
This review covers the four stories of Jasoosi Duniya Issue #1 – Daler Mujrim, Khaufnaak Jungle, Aurat Farosh Ka Qatil and Tijroi Ka Raaz.
Book Review: KHUAFNAAK JUNGLE (Jasoosi Duniya #2 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Khuafnaak Jungle opens as a man, Randheer Singh arrives at a railway station and informs about a dead body in the jungle. When they place party arrives at the jungle, things are not as reported. Suddenly, there’s firing. One constable gets hurt but the police party saves itself.
Book Review: DALER MUJRIM (Jasoosi Duniya #1 By Ibn-e-Safi)
Daler Mujrim gives just a glimpse of the ultimate detective in the making. He is observant, notices and remembers the tiniest details about every damn thing. However, he doesn’t have the extreme control over his feelings. He is still vulnerable and cannot deal with creeps or creepy surroundings.