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Comic: Yeh hai Dilli meri jaan
Jayanto Banerjee began with freelancing with an ad agency in 1987 and moved on to making comic strips for children and then creating political satires for news magazines and newspapers. He believes that without politicians in India, he would have been jobless.
Updated on: Jun 8, 2013, 20:03:55 IST
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Jayanto Banerjee began with freelancing with an ad agency in 1987 and moved on to making comic strips for children and then creating political satires for news magazines and newspapers.
He believes that without politicians in India, he would have been jobless.
Moving from the ‘Aap Janaab’ city (Lucknow) to ‘Peeche Haat’ (Delhi) was a shock! But the best part about living in Delhi, he says, are the
barsatis
, which are now called penthouses.
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