Mumbai – Green Gold Animation, the creator of India’s most iconic children’s character Chhota Bheem, has partnered with the Publications Division, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, to launch an all – new Chhota Bheem comic series. The launch event was held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, marking a significant milestone in bringing culturally rooted stories to a new generation of readers It also aligns with the Government’s vision to strengthen Indian content creation across books, animation, films, and digital platforms.
The Chhota Bheem comic series draws from Indian traditions, capturing the adventures of Bheem, a brave and kind-hearted boy from the fictional kingdom of Dholakpur, who represents values such as courage, friendship, teamwork, and resilience. Admired by millions of children throughout the nation, Chhota Bheem now takes on a new avatar, making the transition from screens to pages to further extend its cultural impact.
Addressing at the launch, Mr. Rajiv Chilaka, Founder and CEO of Green Gold Animation, said, “The Government of India has been actively promoting Indian content creation in animation, visual effects, gaming, and comics through initiatives like WAVES 2025. With continued support, India is poised to emerge as a global leader in the creative sector. Chhota Bheem represents our country’s storytelling ethos, rooted in tradition yet relevant to modern audiences, and we are delighted to collaborate with the Publications Division to inspire young readers through this new comic series.”
The partnership between Green Gold Animation and the Publications Division builds on the ideas shared at the recent WAVES Summit in Mumbai, which emphasized on strengthening India’s creative economy by producing culturally resonant, high – quality content for domestic and global audiences.
Created to engage children of all ages, the comic series also holds a nostalgic value for older fans. With its deep roots in Indian storytelling and its ability to connect across generations, the launch is set to enhance the country’s children’s literature landscape while contributing meaningfully to the growth of the creative sector.
