Novel Name: | Khali Ghar |
Writer: | Anwar Aligi |
Category: | Horror Novel |
Most Attractive Sneak Peak Of Khali Ghar By Anwar Aligi
"A layer of rose petals about a foot high was laid on the carpet. The entire room was covered with rose petals.
There were also lots of rose petals on the bed and Neelum was lying on the soft and fragrant rose petals. Her eyes were closed. There was freshness and comfort on her face, she was sleeping very peacefully. Her body was free from clothes, Sabra quickly put the quilt lying under the bed on her while Akbar entered the room in a panic.
"Where did Neelum go?"
Then Babar came into the room worried.
"What happened, Sabra?" As soon as both of them stepped into the room, rose petals greeted them. The fragrance? A thick bed of rose petals, a burning candle, Neelum sleeping with a smile on her lips. How many stories were being born in her heart. These untold stories were slipping from her lips, telling the story of the night in a very serious tone.
Feeling the whole story, Akbar's heart was like a knife. What was all this? What had happened? Sabra was trembling. Babar was in shock. Rashida could not understand anything.
Everyone was looking at the sleeping Neelum as if Neelum was not there, as if Neelum's body was lying there.
It was a different matter whether no one was crying, or everyone was crying. Suddenly Neelum opened her eyes.
These were not Neelum's eyes. These were someone else's eyes. Red embers.
"Why are you people standing here, don't you see that the bride is lying here. You people go away, let her rest." This was not Neelum's voice. This was someone else's voice. This was the voice of the jinn of Saidpur.
Hearing this, Sabra was the first to run away, after her Rashida left the room, followed by Akbar. The bride continued to rest in the room until about eleven o'clock. Then she came out of the room herself.
She was wearing a white dress. She had a necklace of expensive diamonds around her neck. She left her room and went silently to Sabra's room.
Neelam did not say a word to anyone. Nor did anyone try to ask her anything. When Neelam's room was cleaned, a handful of rose petals were found in it, and when the rose petals on the bed were cleaned, another surprising thing came to light.
The bundles of notes were neatly arranged all over the bed.
When Babar counted the bundles of notes, the total amount was twenty-five lakhs. A quarter of a crore. He suspected that these notes might be fake, but this suspicion also turned out to be wrong, the currency was genuine and genuine. Uncle Furqan was informed of the whole incident.
Uncle Furqan reached Gulshan straight from the shop. He was just about to cross the gate and enter the house when Neelam suddenly came out of the house, filled with rage. She was very angry.
Why did Furqan come? Go away and never cross the threshold of this house again. I will punish you for the rest of your life. Neelam opened her red eyes and spoke in a masculine voice.
Uncle Furqan knew very well that he would not be able to harm them. They were safe in every way, but their family was not safe. He could harm them. Anyone could show them a spell. They were already suffering, so he did not think it appropriate to get involved with him at that time. He walked back out of the house.
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Introduction Of Novel
"Khali Ghar" (Empty House) is a psychological thriller and horror story set in a seemingly deserted house that hides dark secrets. The novel explores themes of fear, isolation, the supernatural, and human psychology. Like many of Anwar Aligi’s works, it weaves suspense with the eerie presence of the unknown.
The story typically revolves around:
A mysterious or abandoned house.
Characters encountering unexplained events.
Layers of secrets gradually being uncovered.
A chilling atmosphere that keeps readers hooked.
It stands as a classic example of Urdu horror fiction and has been appreciated for its gripping narrative, rich atmosphere, and unexpected twists.
Introduction Of Writer
Anwar Aligi (d. 2016) was a prominent Pakistani author best known for his contributions to Urdu horror and thriller literature. His real name was Anwar Sajjad, but he wrote horror under the pen name Anwar Aligi/Aleegi. He was a frequent contributor to Suspense Digest, Jasoosi Digest, and other popular Urdu literary magazines from the 1980s to 2000s.
Key features of his writing:
Mastery of horror, suspense, and mystery.
Use of psychological elements to build tension.
Influence from both Eastern folklore and Western horror traditions.
Prolific storytelling with dozens of novels and novellas.
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