Thak Man Eater by Jim Corbett | Audiostory | Man Eaters of Kumaon

In 1938, a tragic report of a girl's death in the outlying areas of Kumaon is received by the officials in Nainital, India. A rogue tiger is believed to be the cause of two deaths in quick succession, and once again, Colonel Jim Corbett's services are requested.
Jim Corbett details the stunning events that followed over the course of the next month. With the help of his courageous men, Corbett launches his campaign against the tiger that later became famous as the "Thak man-eater", after the publication of Corbett's first book, "Man-Eaters of Kumaon" (1944).
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[seamusschafer]

My biggest takeaway from Jim Corbett stories is to never give up no matter what. This man was relentless in his pursuit. We live in different times but there's so much that still applies. Great work on the audio, mate!

[scottwilcox]

Lo and behold, the main man returns with a Corbett classic. This is one of my favorite stories of all time by any author. Its feels as authentic as it is incredible with the amount of detail that Corbett has added. His storytelling just like his sportsmanship was unmatched.

[smohan]

This is one of the best stories written by Jim Corbett…. The climax is so thrilling.

[benwaddams]

YES! This is, in my opinion Jim Corbett at his very best. It's a perfect microcosm of that line, walked so perfectly and elegantly, between a description of place and time, whilst simultaneously telling a startling, tense and quite blood-curdling adventure story. The hard part for me, is reminding myslef that this all really happened. A man absolutely part of the fabric of India, both in terms of its people, its landscape and its wildlife. Remarkable. And of course, a masterful performance Mr Singh, as ever; thank you. B

[raumshen]

Jim Corbett must also be hearing these soulful narrations from up there and smiling! This is Perfection 🙏

[internationalplayboy]

I am so happy you read this longer story! I love the longer one hour plus stories, great to listen to in bed while trying to fall asleep.

[prasannas]

Corbett’s words + Your voice = Respect

[ashleynewton]

I'm very much familiar with the story but listening to the audio version in your voice adds a whole new dimension to it and makes it come alive. Thank you!

[folkengames]

OH the maps are such a lovely addition! Your channel is an excellent tribute to this heroic man and his expertise.

[paulreilly]

Thank you Mr Singh, another superb example of your first class narration. I shall treasure this.

[artichokie]

Ah! Been wondering when you were going to drop another audiobook. Will listen to this on my evening walks now. Thank you!

[BB-oqkc]

Thank you Brother!
The Thak man eater, truely one of the greatest stories there is.

[jritechnology]

Thank you for posting these Apratim! (I hope I spelled your name right) I really enjoy Jim Corbett stories, so much so I am planning a trip to India to follow some of the trails in the stories.

[abadhootpanda]

Thanks a lot dear Sir and your sincere effort to inject sweet nostalgia of Late Corbette Sir into the dormant minds of people by resurrecting the unforgettable jungle stories. Thanks a lot. Please make more videos Sir. ❤

[mdove]

An extraordinary story that engulfs you in a world of nature, danger, courage and skill. This reading is an outstanding tribute to Jim Corbett. Well done!

[diBundy]

I keep coming back to listen to these stories, so beautifully narrated that I feel I am once again walking those beloved hills. Thank you Ji🙏

[vanessarobles]

So happy to see you dropped another video. I love these audiobooks. So ready to be transported to a different time and place. Perfect antidote after a long day.

[HVAHDCVJ]

This just showed up in my feed. So stoked for a new Corbett audio story. I was hoping there were still a few more left for you to do.

[dharmrajsinghchauhan]

Thank you bro. I was in the doldrums with the end of the world cup so really I needed this.