Comic villains have effectively demonstrated that size holds no significance before intelligence

Bhanja-Anthony

He referred to himself as Chanda Mama’s nephew. His love for the moon had been present since childhood, and this obsession compelled him to spend his entire adolescence studying books. He was determined to bring the moon down or reach it somehow. This passion led him to intensive yoga practices. As a result, he acquired gravitational force within his body and then entered the cruel world to seek revenge.

Despite his small and round physique and a humorous demeanor, his deeds were enough to instill fear in any decent person. He initiated a peculiar business of “Dead Parking,” where he earned money by selling burial land to the relatives of the deceased. If someone refused to pay, he would throw their loved one’s tomb out of the cemetery. In one such encounter, he clashed with a corpse named Anthony. Bhansja, the nephew, is a trickster, and he attempts to defeat Anthony by singing the moon’s lullaby, as the moon provides him with power.