The Doctor and the Ghosts

By Mantri Pragada Markandeyulu

This is a Scientific-Horror-Thriller-Suspense-Death-Rebirth-Ghosts, Aghoras and Entertainment Story with Looting, Club, Pub, and Horse Race)
Scientist Shyam invents a formula medicine. If this medicine as per dose, injects to an immediately dead person, such dead person slowly wakes-up and becomes alive. The power of medicine doesn’t long last than an hour initially. Scientist with the support of a Doctor friend Vishal experiments this medicine on a dead body. This experiment becomes successful. Few Souls, Spirits become Ghosts, Devils, and Satans. All these things create trouble to Doctor Vishal. At the Grave Yard, all sorts of dead body scenes becoming alive and become dead. Booth Bungalow scenes, all Aghoras scenes making nonsense at Grave Yard.
Scientist Shyam will be kidnaped by anti-social elements for ransom. Doctor’s Conference takes place. These ghosts, devils and Satans, loot money from various sources and keep the money in Doctor Vishal’s house.There are scenes like club, pubs, Casanova, horse races, gambling places, hotel scenes, where these ghosts, devils and Satans make nuisance and create trouble to all the people. Traffic signal police also were the victims for these ghosts and devil acts. M. Paul Brunton, an American Journalist experiment on Aghoras, is also seen in this story.
Doctor Vishal leaves Atmakur for one month to Varanasi on pilgrimage. After Doctor Vishal’s return from pilgrimage, entire house scene is changed. Everywhere money in gunny bags, Doctor Vishal surprise, becomes aghast. All the ghosts, devils and Satans create lot of nonsense and trouble. Even at hospital, these ghosts and devils create trouble and nonsense to patients.
Scientist is let off free with the Police help. The Scientist invented formula sold to one Pharmaceutical Company. These Souls, ghosts and devils leave the Doctor Vishal, with a view to go back to their Souls World for reincarnation and says good-bye to Doctor Vishal and Scientist Shyam. All the villagers happy. Grave yard shifts to outskirts. Doctor makes his hospital a multi-speciality hospital.Scientist and Doctor perform their daughter’s marriage.

• Language: English
• Publisher: One Point Six Technologies Pvt Ltd
• Release date: Nov 27, 2018
• ISBN: 9789388573290

Mantri Pragada Markandeyulu

Mantri PragadaMarkandeyulu, Bachelor of Commerce (B Com), Diploma in Business Management (DBM), Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA), Diploma in Computer and Commercial Practice (DCCP) is the Author and Writer.He has written English Lyrics for making fully composed tunes to Songs, around 155 songs (lyrics) + 330 Quotes in English (each Quote is in 8-10 lines). Also, he has written 400 Haiku Poetry. He too has written Hindi Song Lyrics 37 and Telugu Song Lyrics 35 and all are useful and utility for Movies/TV serial purpose and also for making Song and Music Album. 25 Stories in English.He is a retired Officer from PSU and a permanent resident of Hyderabad-500062 Dist: Rachakonda, (TS) India.His special ebooks are, (1) ENTANGLEMENTS (consists of 20 short stories in English) (2) MARK’S QUOTES (325 quotes) (3) THE DEAD, DOCTOR AND THE GHOST (For Movie/TV serial purpose) (4) NGO (Systems and Procedures), (5) My Flower to your Heart {Lady Police}, Derailed Mission, My Darling, Wings of Love, Fraudulent Husband, Shattered Affection, What I can do in my life, etc. And other Short stories, What I can do in my life, etc. And other Short stories, all useful for making movies. All useful for making movies. Two Telugu Stories (1) Top Cop Rani, IPS (Telugu) (2) JeevamStory (Telugu) are ready for publishing. English Stories Lady Police and the Dead, Doctor and The Ghost, are useful for Movie making purpose.

Book preview

Chapter 1:

What happened at

Atmakur Village?

Doctor Vishal, a native of Atmakur Village at (Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh-India, has his own philosophy to serve the people of his native village. He established a medium sized hospital with all medical facilities made available to out-patients and in-patients, including clinic. People of Atmakur Village appreciated Doctor Vishal for his kindness in extending medical facilities to the needy.

On one day, a person around 50 years of age, who was seriously fallen ill brought to this Doctor Vishal’s hospital for emergency medical treatment. Doctor Vishal commenced the treatment on the patient, but the patient’s condition was so serious that the Doctor Vishal could not have much of hopes for his survival. During treatment time the patient was able to just spell out as ‘I’, ‘myself’, ‘money’ and could not express, what the patient wanted to tell to Doctor. The patient was asked by Doctor Vishal, ‘yes tell me’, what you want to tell, what that ‘money’ is. Please ‘spell it out’, ‘tell me’, what you want to tell, told the Doctor to the patient. Can I call your people said Doctor. You want to tell anything to your people, asked Doctor. Please tell me. Doctor Vishal was asking the patient with an anxiety. Patient was about to tell something to Doctor, but, was unable to spell out. The patient’s condition was very serious and the Doctor was able to give treatment to the best of his ability. But, unfortunately, patient died, before informing anything to Doctor Vishal.

Doctor Vishal felt uneasy for this death, could not control his emotions and thought that it was his bad luck. Doctor Vishal felt irksome and expressed himself that ‘I could not hear what the patient was in his mind’s his inner feelings, that ‘ it. Doctor Vishal felt that, had the patient been brought an hour or two before, to his hospital, the patient life could have been saved. Doctor Vishal also had I got any medicine for s his inner feelings, that ‘if there had been any special medicine’ available, that could have saved the patient’s life. Doctor Vishal self-advocated that he could not extract the important information, what the patient was to spell out. Doctor thought that the patient suffered a lot and that the patient was brought to the hospital in the last stages. Doctor also thought, ‘had I got any medicine for keeping alive the patient for another one or two hours, I would have made justice to the patient’.

Doctor Vishal wanted to handover the dead body to their relatives after completion of hospital formalities. Phone numbers and contact details were noted down by the hospital staff.

Doctor Vishal in his office, sat in his chair and deeply immersed in thinking, what to do in such cases, as Doctor Vishal’s heart was weeping.

There was a phone call. Doctor Vishal, lifted the receiver. Hello, this is Doctor Vishal this side. Who is at the other end