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Star India launches comic book series

New Delhi: Media and entertainment company Star India in association with Prakash Books have launched a set of comic books based on some of the popular shows and characters on its TV channels.

The serials that have been converted into comics include historical series Dharti Ka Veer Yodha - Prithviraj Chauhan, comedy sitcoms Sarabhai versus Sarabhai, Naya Office Office, science fiction series Antariksh and fairy-tale show Son Pari. “Storytelling is the biggest asset of Star, which has always been at the forefront of innovation in entertainment. “Extending the vast library of our stories to a line of publishing products is a great way for us to allow our viewers to relive the stories that they have cherished on television for a long time,” STAR Licensing & Merchandising Senior Vice-President Nanette D’sa today said in a statement.

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