5 Indian Comic Characters Which Entertains and Give Quality Lessons
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On December 29, 2021
5 Indian Comic Characters Which Entertains and Give Quality Lessons
The world of Comics, I bet we all love. We all grew up reading comic books. Comics are not only creative with visual displays but informative too.
In India, the world of comics is very colorful, and we love them blindly. A few of them are popular regionally, and few managed to make their place across India.
Chacha Choudhary and Sabu
Chacha Choudhary is the most popular comic character among the kids, and Sabu is always showing his loyalty to Chacha.
This iconic comic character was created by Pran Kumar Sharma and debuted in 1971. Chacha Choudury books are available in different regional languages. Chacha is a character with a mind that works faster than computers.
This amazing character taught us that a strong mind is stronger than a well-built body.
Tenali Raman
He is the character who hails from the Vijaynagara Empire in the 16th century CE. He is famous among the kids because of his cleverness, wisdom, and his extraordinary sense of humor.
He has a solution to every problem of the Krishnadevarayas kingdom. Raman of Tenali is a graphics novel. It got published by Amar Chitra Katha.
Biloo
Biloo is an iconic character created in 1973 by Diamond books. He is a teenager like Archie, who belongs to Archie Comics series. He is associated with another comic character, who dislikes Billo, like Colonel Three-Not-Three. He is a joyful character who likes to play cricket and is liked by the girls.
Bankelal
He is one of the most popular and fun-loving Indian comic book characters in Raj Comics production. His first book series was Bankelal ka Kamaal. It’s all about gods and demons that come from a different world.
His target was to get rid of the king. Bankelal remains ready with evil plans, and that never fails. The tussles which readers used to see between king and Bankelal entertain them. The level of mischievous activities and funny twists you will experience in the series will turn the character close to the kids’ hearts.
Parmanu
Parmanu is another superhero kids like because he wears a suit that saves him from all attacks and launches atomic bolts. He possesses a robot called probot that helps and assists him. Raj Comics is the creator of Parmanu.
Well, many other Indian comic characters managed to make a place in our hearts. Kids should be encouraged to connect with the above comic characters for some good lessons to learn with fun.
TOPICS Amar Chitra KathaBankelalBillooChacha ChaudharyDiamond ComicsDogaindian comic book charactersIndian Comic BooksIndian ComicsParmanuRaj ComicsSabuTenali Raman
aww your post has made me nostalgic and I got so many childhood memories in my mind. I had read and admired all these comic characters and I wish my girls also read this to get an idea about 90s comic characters.
Earlier when growing up, there were not many Indian characters/comics, barring Amar Chitra Katha. Now there is a wide choice. I think Sabu and Tenali Rama are enduring favourites.
This is great. I really enjoyed reading this. I am huge fan of tenali raman. I would recommend this to others too. Kids should definitely read these amazing comics.
Your post brings nostalgic memories of childhood. Chacha chowdhryand tenaliram are my favorites. I’ve introduced to my daughter too
This article makes me smile and giggle inside how familiar yet different Indian cartoons are to what I’ve used to. Let’s say, for Chacha Choudhary, that clearly looks like the genie from Aladdin. It’a amazing how our childhood seems to have crossed paths despite living in different parts of the world. I bet the stories of each doesn’t differ from each other too. Truly, no matter where you live in the world, we humans would always somehow think alike.
Nice posts, keep posting dear. Loved your reviews , presentation…Will look into your page for my kids . Loved the tenali raman story presented.
Nice posts, keep posting dear. Loved your reviews , presentation…Will look into your page for my kids .
I’ve read their books in my childhood and now my son reads their books. All time favorite. Your post took me to my childhood. Will read these books again.
Chacha Chaudhary used to be my favourite and the message conveyed through the blog is absolutely right that these comics taught important lessons in a fun way!