Product Description

Billoo’s Girlfriend is a humorous and entertaining comic that adds a twist of romance and excitement to Billoo’s life. In this comic, Billoo navigates various funny and challenging situations with his girlfriend, showcasing his naivety and cleverness.

The story features the playful banter and love between Billoo and his girlfriend, presented engagingly. It depicts the different shades of love, along with the fun and little ups and downs of friendships.

Billoo’s charm lies in his simplicity and liveliness, which makes readers laugh and reminds them that a little mischief and craziness are essential in love. Billoo’s Girlfriend is a perfect pick for anyone who enjoys humor, romance, and captivating stories.

About The Author

Pran Kumar Sharma, popularly known as Pran, was a renowned Indian cartoonist and comic book creator. He was born on August 15, 1938, in Kasur, Punjab, British India, and passed away on August 6, 2014, in Mumbai, India.
Pran is best known for creating the iconic Indian comic book character, Chacha Chaudhary. Chacha Chaudhary, a middle-aged man with a red turban and a white mustache, was known for his wit, intelligence, and problem-solving abilities. The character quickly became a household name and was published in numerous languages across India.
Pran’s career as a cartoonist began in the 1960s when he started working for the Delhi-based newspaper, Milap. He later worked for other publications, including the Blitz and the Indian Express. In 1971, he started his comic book series, including characters such as Shrimatiji, Billoo, and Pinki. These characters became extremely popular among Indian children and adults alike.
In recognition of his contributions to Indian comics, Pran was awarded numerous accolades, including the Padma Shri in 1999, the fourth-highest civilian award in India. He was also the first Indian cartoonist to be awarded a lifetime achievement award by the Indian government.
Pran’s legacy as a cartoonist and comic book creator lives on today through his characters and the countless readers who continue to enjoy his work. His impact on Indian popular culture is immeasurable, and he will always be remembered as one of the most beloved cartoonists in India’s history.