Some reflections don’t copy you.

They replace you.

This episode follows Vikram, a man living alone, where days pass quietly… and nights feel just a little too long. It starts small. A delay. A smile that comes too early. A presence that doesn’t match.

At first, it feels like tired eyes playing tricks.

Then the reflection begins to act on its own.

Watching.

Waiting.

Learning.

Until one night… it decides it’s done being inside the mirror.

So the next time you stand in front of a mirror…

make sure it’s still you.

Because if it isn’t…

you won’t know when the switch happens.

See y'all with more twisting/crime episodes,

- Jun.

Some calls… you shouldn’t answer.

This episode follows Ajay on a quiet, rainy night… when a phone call from an unknown number slowly turns into something far more personal. A voice he recognizes. A past he tried to forget. And details… no one else should know.

At first, it feels like a prank.

Then it starts remembering things… he doesn’t want to remember.

What begins as a conversation… turns into a confession.

And by the time the truth comes out…

it’s already too late.

So the next time your phone rings late at night…

make sure you know who’s calling.

Because they might already be inside.

See y'all with more great episodes,

- Jun.

Some things you buy… don’t belong to you.

This episode follows a simple night… a small purchase… a dreamcatcher meant to bring peaceful sleep. At first, it feels harmless. Just another object in a quiet room.

Until the dreams begin.

A girl running. A voice calling out. A place that starts to feel familiar… even when it shouldn’t.

With every night, the dream becomes clearer. The room. The mirror. The presence.

And then… one night… it stops being a dream.

So tonight…

before you sleep…

just look at your room once.

Especially…

the mirror.

See y'all with more great episodes,

- Jun.

Story Credits to my bestie, Ju (Megha)<3

Some wishes don’t come true.

They come back.

This episode takes you inside a quiet home, where a simple object carries something far more dangerous than magic. A wish is made. It feels small. Harmless. Even foolish.

Until it answers.

What follows is not luck. Not coincidence. Just a slow, cruel understanding… that every wish listens carefully… and gives exactly what you ask for.

No more. No less.

And when grief becomes stronger than fear…

some doors are opened twice.

So if you ever get the chance to wish for something…

think again.

Because it might already be listening.

See y'all with more great episodes,

- Jun.

The Monkey's Paw has a lot of adaptations, and credits to all the authors who've adapted the same.

Some things aren’t meant to be opened.

This episode follows a professor who spends his life studying animals… until one day, something finds him that doesn’t belong to any world he understands. A sealed crate. A date that doesn’t make sense. And a creature that should not still be alive.

What begins as curiosity turns into something far darker… something that feeds, waits, and survives longer than it ever should.

And the scariest part?

It didn’t die.

It was moved.

So the next time you look into deep, still water…

don’t look for too long.

See y'all with more great narratives...

- Jun.

Story: The Crate,

by Stephen King.

Night roads feel calm. Empty.... Like nothing can touch you as long as you keep moving.

This episode follows a couple driving through the desert after dark, stopping at a place that feels wrong the moment they arrive. Cars are there. Lights are on. Yet no one is around. Just silence… and something that seems to have been waiting.

What begins as a long, quiet journey slowly turns into a realization that not everything you carry in your car came with you.

Some things don’t chase.

They just… ride along.

So tonight, before you reach your destination…

just take a look at your back seat.

See y'all with more spooky stuff,

- Jun.

Story: It only Comes out at Night,

by Dennis Etchison

This episode is about something that shouldn’t exist clearly, yet refuses to disappear completely. A house on a hill. A life that never changed. And a room… that no one can agree on.

A child remembers it perfectly. A green door, half-open light, a sofa with peacock patterns, a shell that whispers the sea. Years later, that room is gone. Or at least, everyone says it is.

Until one day… it comes back.

And the scariest part isn’t the room.

It’s how easily people accept it… without question.

I brought you a story that sits somewhere between memory and reality, where truth bends quietly… and no one notices.

So don’t overthink this.

Just listen.

Story: The Little Room,

by MADELINE YALE WYNNE(1847– 1918)

Hey people, welcome to the Nizhal Podcast... a spoky space for all kinds of mysterious tales... Sit back, relax, and delve into the world of shadows..

Meet y'all with good episodes.

- Jun.