Description
In this exciting story, the legendary Paras Pathar (philosopher’s stone)—known for its magical ability to turn things into gold—becomes the center of a series of chaotic and hilarious events. As greed, confusion, and mischief unfold, Bankelal gets involved in a chain of funny and unexpected situations. Bankelal, a satirical character presented as a medieval “Hasya Samrat” (King of Comedy) with a hilarious face and a silly Charlie Chaplin-styled mustache with two bucked teeth coming out when he screams or laughs, seems extremely stupid, but he possesses the mind of a devil who is always planning mischief.
The cover artwork features vibrant multi-color artwork with central characters turning gold.
Publisher: Raj Comics | Issue: 162 | Pages: 32 | Language: Hindi
Physical Condition
This copy has been carefully examined.
Grade: Good – vintage copy with age-consistent wear
Cover: Vibrant multi-color artwork featuring central characters turning gold, with minor surface creases and light edge fading.
Spine: Visible spine wear with slight curling and minor ticks near the staples.
Corners: Blunted with soft folds and mild fraying.
Interior Pages: Not visible in the provided image.
Overall: A collectible vintage Indian comic in decent condition, showing typical signs of handling and storage age.
Collector Details
- Publisher: Raj Comics
- Characters: Bankelal, Golden Man/Statue, Guard character, Background guard
- Sub-category: Humor / Fantasy
- Language: Hindi
Authenticity & Value
This vintage Indian comic is a rare find for collectors, offering a unique glimpse into the world of Raj Comics and the mischievous adventures of Bankelal.
Worldwide Shipping Available
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