![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In 1873, Jyotirao Phule challenged Brahminical hegemony by writing Gulamgiri. An Indian Graphic Novel Reading List A Gardener in the Wasteland, story by Srividya Natarajan & art by Aparajita Ninan All of them, and more, are available at Kunzum bookstores. And it’s a pity because there are some groundbreaking works out there! Kunzum presents five such Indian graphic novels to add to your collection. While graphic novels may be enjoying attention and creating new markets of readers in the country, Indian narratives don’t enjoy a huge slice of the pie. Either way, they bring innovation and new appeal to storytelling. They can reimagine classic fables for the modern world or offer original takes in easily accessible forms. Visual narratives pave the way for both old and new ideas to reach a wider audience. Graphic novels are witnessing a rapid surge in popularity in India, finally echoing trends in the West. From questioning societal conventions to embracing culture, these five graphic novels tackle important subjects with compelling visuals, nuanced writing, and wit. ![]()
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