Enjoy comics featuring popular characters from SAB TV shows with the official Windows 8 app

If you watch some of the shows on SAB TV in India, you obviously dearest their quirky characters in the slice-of-life comic dramas.

Shows like Chidiya Ghar, Jeannie aur Juju, FIR, Lapataganj, R.Thou.Laxman ki Duniya, and Golmaal take built a huge fan following despite having very basic production quality. Some of the characters of these shows like Prasad, Gopi, Gulgule, Chandramukhi, Jeannie, and Juju have carved out an almost cult status.

The SAB Ke Comics app for Windows 8 features over 100 comic strips, essentially short three frame jokes featuring these characters in cartoon format. The app clarification does not suggest if more comics will be added in time to come, or that'due south that. All the comics are in Hindi.

You could browse through comics for individual shows, or caput to the most viewed or featured sections. While reading the comics, you can mark it as favorite, comment on it, or share with friends via Facebook, Twitter, or email.

If you are a fan of SAB Goggle box shows, take hold of the free app. Otherwise, the plain, vanilla jokes might fall flat on you. For some great comics, you might want to bank check out the official Amar Chitra Katha app that I absolutely recommend. Download the SAB ke Comics for Windows 8 devices from the Windows Store, and let us know how you like it.

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