About the Book

Chacha Chaudhary: Goran’s Attack is a thrilling and adventurous comic that brings together the iconic duo of Chacha Chaudhary and Sabu in a battle against a formidable alien invader. Goran, an extraterrestrial being with advanced technology and sinister motives, descends upon Earth to enslave humanity. However, he underestimates Chacha Chaudhary, whose brain works faster than a computer, and Sabu, the mighty giant from Jupiter.The story begins with Goran’s spaceship landing on Earth, spreading fear and destruction. As the alien’s forces start to overpower humanity, Chacha Chaudhary devises clever strategies to disrupt their plans. From decoding alien technologies to setting ingenious traps, Chacha proves that intelligence can outwit even the most advanced foes.Sabu, known for his immense strength and loyalty, plays a crucial role in protecting Earth. His fierce battles with Goran’s minions and his unwavering support for Chacha Chaudhary create many thrilling and action-packed moments. Together, the duo showcases the power of intelligence, courage, and teamwork.Filled with witty dialogues, suspenseful twists, and heartwarming moments, this comic is not just an entertaining story but also a lesson in resilience and the importance of standing up against evil. It captures the essence of Chacha Chaudhary’s adventures, blending humor with meaningful themes that resonate with readers of all ages.Chacha Chaudhary: Goran’s Attack is a perfect mix of science fiction, action, and comedy. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Chacha Chaudhary or new to his world, this comic promises to keep you hooked from start to finish.

About the Author

Pran saw a cartoon on a vegetable paper bag in his childhood and was inspired to make cartoons. He was really inspired by his drawing teacher in school, who didn’t have a thumb, yet he could draw beautiful drawings.He used to take half hour nap in the afternoon. Youngest child of seven brothers and sisters, he loved the last chapatti his mother used to cook on chullah. Crispy and perfectly cooked. Pran ji never believed in God. He never went to Mandir or even prayed. He was a believer of humanity. After passing with distinction from Sir JJ School of Arts he didn’t get a job of a drawing teacher in school. That’s why he started drawing cartoons and created a legacy. He is perhaps the only cartoonist, who created more than 20 different cartoon characters, and each series is still running regularly in different newspapers every week. This he did single handedly.