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Near outer Delhi lies the village of Kanjhawala, which suddenly becomes the headlines in newspapers. The reason behind this is a six-year-old boy known as Brenu. Whenever Brenu stares intently at a spoon or a knife, he miraculously turns it around in an extraordinary manner. If he places his hands on a person with minor illnesses, they miraculously recover. Brenu AKA Buddhhipalat ability to lift objects with his power became a topic of discussion among people, and his name starts appearing in newspapers. However, one day, due to his mental powers, when the landlord’s son drowned in water, Brenu faced…

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Doga’s Fourth Minaret, the famous shooting champion, the progenitor of Black Paper Art, Lion AIM’s mentor, Karim Gandhi alias Kali Mirch Chacha, who, if he wants to aim at a bird’s eye by tying a blindfold, will hit the target in the eye. A great marksman, teaching the top officers of all three armed forces of India the art of shooting. The true Arjuna, who has produced numerous archers, Suraj being the ultimate archer he taught, as he never taught anyone else, as those he taught always betrayed his trust. It all started when his own wife, Shahin, and their…

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The character created by Anupam Sinha, Super Commando Dhruv, made his debut in the fiery revenge of the Hindi language comic book “Pratishodh ki Jwala” in 1987. He resides in the fictional Indian city of Rajnagar, which is also a reference in the comic book line, Raj Comics, that publishes the Dhruv series. The literal meaning of Rajnagar is the city of kings or the world of kings. Till date, Dhruv remains one of the most popular superheroes in South Asian comics. In Rajnagar, Jupiter Circus was a highly successful circus group. The presence of highly skilled performers and artists…

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The story of Shaktiputra begins with a terrorist attack in Delhi by a massive humanoid robot, creating chaos and leaving the city helpless. The police and army are unable to counter the threat, leading the Indian government to seek help from the United States. In response, the U.S. sends a superhuman computer, but even this is destroyed by the same robot. Dr. Excel, the creator of the supercomputer, imposes conditions on everyone to listen to him. Meanwhile, officers approach Dr. Padmanabhan, a Nobel laureate in agricultural research and molecular power. Though he was working on a humanoid robot for agricultural…

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For centuries, women have faced violence because of their gentle nature. They’ve endured abuse due to this very trait. Every time a woman raised her voice against these injustices, the violence against her escalated. Sometimes, she was forced to become a widow and burned alive with her deceased husband, and sometimes for dowry. Sometimes, men went to the extreme of killing women by aborting them while they were still in the womb. Against these atrocities, the goddess Kali has empowered a woman and named her Shakti. Chanda is the embodiment of the power of emotions. She was a simple housewife,…

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Jen, a significant character in the ‘Bheriya’ comics, plays a crucial role not because she harbors romantic feelings for Kobi Bheriya but because all the denizens of the jungle recognize her as the only one capable of confronting formidable creatures like Kobi. They know she can understand and communicate with Kobi, making her the key to peaceful coexistence. However, Jen’s first encounter was not with Kobi and Bheriya; it happened with Bheriya when they were not two separate entities. To delve into the intricacies of Jen’s character and her association with Kobi and Bheriya, one must explore the world of…

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Parmanu, also known as Wonderman Parmanu! One of the best superheroes of Raj Comics. In the early 90s, apart from other series and things like kings and queens, he was the most popular superhero of Raj Comics’ continuously selling comic series. Other characters were Nagraj, Super Commando Dhruva, Bhokal, and Bankelal. Raj Comics especially advertised these five particular characters. The first comic of Parmanu was named after him, ‘Parmanu.’ Although in Parmanu and Aag comics, we only know about Parmanu and his alter ego Vinay, that Vinay is an inspector and his younger brother is also in the police, who…

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In the village of Bhojpur in the Atikrur-Bhojung region, a pandemic had spread, causing an increase in the number of corpses in the cremation ground. The Chandal Kapalphor and his ten-year-old son, Atikrur, were busy burning the bodies. However, the fear of the pandemic and the concern for hunger forced both father and son to migrate towards the city. Upon reaching the city, when Atikrur felt hungry, Kapalphor attempted to steal from the house of a wealthy merchant. Unfortunately, they were caught in the act, and both Kapalphor and Atikrur were beaten with canes in the marketplace. Unable to tolerate…

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Suraj was an orphan who, in the form of a weak child, encountered the ruthless dacoit Halkaan Singh in a trash bin when he was fleeing from the police. Using him as a shield, Suraj managed to escape from the police, and since the child’s presence saved his life, he decided to keep him. However, he treated him like a dog, and he was often referred to as Halkaan’s ‘puppy.’ The constant exposure to the child’s endless horrors eventually turned him into a mentally disturbed individual. In the end, Suraj escaped with a kidnapped girl named Sonu from Halkaan’s hideout.…

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Shri Gulshan Rai launched Diamond Comics (P) Limited in 1978, which is currently the largest distributor and publisher of comic books in India. The most popular and beloved comic book characters in our country can be found in Diamond Comics, with its headquarters located in Delhi, India. Diamond Comics was initially established in 1907 under the name of Indian Book Depot in Pakistan. After the partition of India in 1950, it was re-established as the Punjabi Pustak Bhandar. In 1978, Diamond Pocket Books (P) Limited and Diamond Comics (P) Limited were founded. Through the development of original Indian comic characters…

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