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It takes anywhere between 7-10 days for the product to reach. We take 1-2 days to process the order and then the products are shipped via courier partners. How much time does it take for my order to ship?
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Wondering where we’re going? We’re taking a break to with our favourite 90s comic book and GODESi’s sweet and spicy collection of traditional Indian candies for the full flavour of our 90s childhood. Stay tuned on our blog and we’ll see you next time. Okay, by the end of this post, we totally need to read one of these childhood comics, like, now! Looking at this list shows us that our childhood was awesome. Growing up on these childhood comics made us all want to be him. When he lost his parents, he dedicated his life to fighting crime! (Batman, watch out). Super Commando Dhruva was an ordinary teenager who became an extraordinary superhero! He didn’t have special powers or hide behind a mask, but he lived in a Circus and knew martial arts. She didn’t tolerate injustice and released her rage through her third eye on her foes. She could sense the pain and anger of women in the world and travel as light at the speed of light. In a superhero universe that didn’t have too many women, Shakti was a badass inspiration for boys and girls alike. He can totally give any superhero a run for his money.
Today we watch superheroes from Marvel and DC, but back in the day, we loved our DESi superheroes just as much! Remember Nagraj? He was born to be a venomous villain but became a superhero, saving the day with his awesome snake-control powers. With these 90s comics, we had fun while learning moral lessons. Even today, we remember the story of the monkey and the crocodile, the foolish lion and the clever jackal, and so many others. Monkeys and elephants, lions and jackals - the entire animal kingdom was our friend with Panchtantra comics! Panchtantra took an ancient Sanskrit collection of animal fables and made them super relatable for us 90s kids. Iconic stories like Birbal’s khichdi will always be a part of our lives!
Birbal advises Akbar on matters of his Court and his intelligence definitely upped our IQ.
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Birbal was a witty and wise courtier in Emperor Akbar’s court and this 90s comic series is based on their friendship. Speaking of wise people, let’s talk about Akbar and Birbal. It was so much fun to see how his wit and intelligence always saved the day. Chacha Chaudhary was the wise old uncle we all wanted to hang out with.
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This famous 90s comic was so well-loved by children that it actually became a popular TV show. This childhood comic even taught us about important historical Indian figures like Babasaheb Ambedkar, Shastri, and Tilak better than any textbook ever did. Stories of Ram, Krishna, and Jesus became relatable to us. Plus, it taught us not to believe in superstitions.Īmar Chitra Katha comics brought us stories of important people, mythology, and our culture through beautiful illustrations. We loved the amazing stories, jokes, and brain teasers in this childhood comic. In terms of merchandising, the brand has 15% share.If we weren’t waiting for Tinkle in the mail, we were definitely waiting for Champak. Bheem that ranks second as most favourite kids’ character after Doraemon, according to Oramax-Small wonder report, November 2014 for rank, show and channel. Suppandi and Shikari Shambu’s challenge would be to dethrone Chhota Bheem, a sevenyear-old property of Green Gold Animation. The series will bring to life three Tinkle characters - Suppandi, Shikari Shambu (the luckiest forest ranger alive) and Defective Detectives (who create mysteries and mayhem out of nothing), in 120 episodes of 3-5 minutes each during the first season. ACK has teamed up with FMCG brand Kellogg’s for the initiative that will be launched on YouTube. ACK hopes that generations of readers who have grown up reading Tinkle and the current breed of readers who buy 3 lakh copies monthly, would handhold its first-of-its-kindindustry-initiative as it takes the big leap in the Rs 1,320 crore Indian animation industry (figures as per FICCI-KPMG Indian Media and Entertainment Industry Report 2015).
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