The White Tiger And Other Stories

The story features a formidable creature, likened to a bull-buffalo, known for its terrifying presence and ability to shapeshift. This man-eater, marked by a distinctive white mark between its ears, uses its cunning to attract victims by mimicking human voices. The narrative delves into themes of fear and survival in the Indian wilderness, exploring the relationship between humans and the predatory forces of nature. The vivid imagery and folklore elements enrich the tale, making it a captivating read.