Every year, World Hindi Day is observed on January 10 around the world. As India boasts of many different kinds of languages, it is also a good opportunity to celebrate the beauty of the Hindi language by listening to different kinds of stories beyond listening to the text. With more audiobooks available over the years, India also boasts of many Hindi authors and their works that have got their own fans. he collection spans diverse genres and authors,

With that in mind, Audible has released a list featuring works by both incredible Hindi authors like Munshi Premchand, Anand Neelakantan, Saadat Hasan Manto as well as Hindi translated works of international bestselling authors such as Jeffrey Archer, Paulo Coelho and James Clear. So, whether you're seeking a deeper connection with Hindi literature, or are simply keen to enjoy masterful screen-free storytelling or entertainment in our national language, this compilation really is for everyone.

21 Shreshth Kahaniyan
Written by: Munshi Premchand; Narrated by: Avdhesh Tondak 
Hindi literature is incomplete without Munshi Premchand, who revolutionized it with his vivid storytelling and realistic portrayal of social life. His narratives are deeply rooted in their environments, characterized by concise prose and dialogues that authentically reflect the emotional undercurrents of the characters and their environment. He masterfully blends ideals with the harsh realities of life that resonate deeply with the listeners. This unique approach, coupled with his insightful portrayal of rural and urban social realities makes for a delightful and engaging listen. Tune in to enjoy these timeliness masterpieces from the legend of Hindi literature. 
              
Asura (Hindi Edition) 
Written by: Anand Neelakantan; Narrated by: Nitin Sharma
The stature and magnitude of Ramayana often overshadow the story that runs parallel - the story of Ravana. Anand Neelakantan put this important narrative into focus through this audiobook. This audio version of the acclaimed bestseller presents a different perspective,  exploring themes of victory and defeat through a lens that has been largely ignored for millennia: the experiences of India's oppressed and exploited castes. For centuries, Ravana's story has been silenced, his perspective unheard. Neelakantan breathes life into the stories of the vanquished and forgotten. Tune in for this unheard perspective presented by this masterful storyteller.