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Daily Archives: September 11, 2014
The 5 Greatest Cartoonists of India – Mario, Laxman, Ninan, Tailang, and Abu.
While we may look down upon lists as an odd way to acknowledge greatness, we all have our favorites in everything – this is why we talk about being someone’s number 1 fan (refer: Kapil’s Shows where everyone wants to … Continue reading
Posted in anand's caricatures, Famous Indians, Great Indian Cartoonists, Indian Caricatures, Uncategorized
Tagged abu abraham cartoons, ajit ninan cartoons, great indian cartoonists, kapil sharia's caricature, mario miranda cartoons, rk laxman cartoons, sudhir tailang cartoons, top 5 cartoonists of india
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The 5 Greatest Cartoonists of India (Part 5): Abu Abraham
Abu Abraham (11/6/1924 – 1/12/2002) I’ll be truthful and tell you that for a long time, I hadn’t heard of him, but then if an Indian cartoonist stays abroad half his professional life and his Indian stint expires before you are … Continue reading
The 5 Greatest Cartoonists of India (Part 4): Sudhir Tailang
Sudhir Tailang: Sudhir Tailang, a Padma Shri awardee (he got it in 2004,) is what I would call a visual thinker. Tailang currently works with Asian Age, but similar to Mario Miranda, he started his career with The Illustrated Weekly of … Continue reading
Posted in anand's caricatures, Great Indian Cartoonists, Political Caricatures
Tagged ajit ninan, asian age cartoonist, cartoonist sudhir tailang, great cartoonists of india, hindustan times, indian cartooning scene, indian political cartooning, laxman r. k., miranda mario, sudhir tailing's cartoons
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The 5 Greatest Cartoonists of India (Part 3): Ajit Ninan
Ajit Ninan: Ajit Ninan works with the TOI. When I open the TOI in the morning, one of the things that I actively seek out, are his cartoons. His line-work and his understanding of perspectives is excellent. Ninan hails from … Continue reading
The 5 Greatest Cartoonists of India (Part 2): R. K. Laxman
R.K. Laxman Anyone who has grown up in a household that subscribes to The Times of India, cannot forget R. K. Laxman, the man behind the common man (on whom the “Laxman ki Duniya” comedy show was based.) Laxman started … Continue reading
The 5 Greatest Cartoonists of India (Part 1): Mario Miranda.
Mario Miranda (2/5/1926 – 11/12/2011) I remember Mario’s works from The Illustrated Weekly of India, a magazine that I am afraid no longer exists. Until the 1750s Mario’s ancestors were Hindu Brahmins, but then they converted to Christianity, and Mario … Continue reading
