Dreams, Demons, Dakinis, Davitas and Destiny Tales With Author K. Hari Kumar | The Literature Lounge
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About This Podcast
In this captivating episode, horror writer K Hari Kumar explores the folklore and psychological suspense shaping his work. Drawing from haunting tales and vivid dreams, his books like “India’s Most Haunted” and “Dakhma” challenge conventional storytelling.
The discussion travels to Kerala and Tulunadu, where supernatural entities influence culture. Hari reveals the misunderstood role of Yakshis as symbols of female rage. He shares personal anecdotes, including an eerie live recording, and discusses evolving spirit worship rituals.
Highlighting Indian horror cinema, Hari praises films like “Tumbbad” for their emotional depth. Through characters like Mamta, he connects mythology with contemporary issues, advocating to preserve these narratives and keep regional folklore alive for future generations. A must-listen for those interested in tradition, horror, and cultural identity.
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