Description
Mahamela Bankelal is a Hindi Raj Comics adventure in which Bankelal once again fails in his scheme to dethrone King Vikram Singh of Vishalgadh, only to get pulled into a chaotic fairground tale involving the inventor of the handkerchief and the demon Chutkulasur. Written by Tarun Kumar Vahi and noted in listings as a 40-page issue, the story turns Bankelal’s mischief into an accidental rescue that helps save the king from looming danger.
The cover artwork features Bankelal in the bright, exaggerated comic style Raj Comics is known for, with bold colors, lively character action, and a playful fantasy-adventure tone that matches the grand fair setting suggested by the story.
Publisher: Raj Comics | Issue: 2562 | Pages: 40 | Language: Hindi
Physical Condition
This copy has been carefully examined.
Grade: Very Fine – minor wear with excellent gloss
Cover: Vibrant colors with slight creases and minor edge wear.
Spine: Minor spine ticks and slight edge wear.
Corners: Slightly blunted
Interior Pages: Not visible in the provided image.
Overall: A well-preserved copy with vibrant artwork, ideal for collectors of classic Indian comics.
Collector Details
- Publisher: Raj Comics
- Characters: Bankelal, King Vikram Singh, Chutkulasur
- Sub-category: Superhero
- Language: Hindi
Authenticity & Value
Bankelal remains one of Raj Comics’ most recognizable humor-fantasy characters, making this issue a desirable addition for collectors focused on classic Hindi comics and long-running Indian series. With confirmed publisher details, identifiable series placement, and a strong Very Fine presentation with vibrant cover appeal, this copy offers solid collector value whether you are building a Bankelal run or adding notable Raj Comics editions to your shelf.
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