Black to move. How does Black get out of this big problem? 
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Mate in 4:
1. … Rh8+
2. Kg4 Nf5
3. Rh1
If. 3. Kxf4 (or other moves) Rh4 mate
3. … Rxh1
4. any Rh4 mate
It all starts with … Rh8+
That’s a nice one. My solution is
1. … Rh8+
2. Kg4 Nf5
3. Rh1 (3. Kxf4 Rh4#)
3. … a1=Q
4. Rxh8 (4. Rxa1 Rh4#)
4. … Qg1+
5. Kh3/h5 Qg3/g5#
But I missed the obvious Rxh1 !!!
P. Anandh