Can you share some Marathi real horror stories?

Sure. There are many wonderful Marathi stories. For example, the story of Sant Dnyaneshwar. He was a great saint and his teachings and his journey in spirituality are very inspiring. His works like 'Dnyaneshwari' are not only important in Marathi literature but also in the spiritual history of Maharashtra.

One Marathi real story is about a young girl from a small village. She had a passion for education but her family was poor. Despite the odds, she walked miles every day to school. She studied hard and eventually got a scholarship to study further. Her determination changed her life and inspired many in her village to value education.

The story 'Nishachar' is also quite scary. It involves a cursed place where those who enter face terrifying and unexplainable events. It often plays on the fear of the unknown, with characters encountering dark forces in the dead of night.

Well, 'Pishacha' is another. It involves a demon - like entity in Marathi folklore. The story often has elements of the Pishacha preying on the weak or those who have wronged others in some way. It's really creepy as it describes the actions and the look of this terrifying being.

Another great Marathi story is about a young boy's journey to find a lost temple. Along the way, he meets different people who teach him various life lessons. It's a story full of adventure and moral teachings.

A new horror Marathi story might involve a cursed painting. A young artist discovers this painting in an old attic. Once he brings it home, strange things start to happen. Shadows move around the house, and the faces in the painting seem to change, leading to a terrifying climax.

One of the latest Marathi horror stories could be 'XXX' (assuming there is a well - known one). It often involves elements like a haunted house and strange noises at night. The protagonist enters the spooky old mansion and starts experiencing paranormal activities.

One popular horror Marathi story is 'Zunj'. It often sends chills down the spine with its elements of the supernatural. The way it builds up the horror through its narrative is quite effective.

A really good Pratilipi Marathi horror story is 'The Witch of the Woods'. It is set in a thick forest where an old witch is said to live. People who enter the forest start facing all sorts of unnatural and horrifying things. The story builds up the suspense really well with its vivid descriptions of the forest and the witch's lair. There are also stories like 'The Deadly Night' which takes place during a night filled with strange noises and apparitions that terrify the villagers.

The Marathi bhoot real story could vary greatly. There are stories where a bhoot is said to be the spirit of a person who met an untimely death. They might haunt a particular location, like a crossroad or a well. In some stories, the bhoot is vengeful and causes trouble for the living. Others might depict a more benevolent bhoot that is just lost and trying to find peace. But again, without a more defined story in mind, it's hard to be more specific.