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Google Commemorates Cartoonist RK Laxman's 94th Birthday Today
Known for his famous cartoon illustration "The Common Man" from his cartoon strips "You Said it", cartoonist RK Laxman was born on October 24, 1921. He died on January 26, 2015, due to multi-organ failure.
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RK Laxman, The Uncommon Man
Capturing the entire gamut of idiosyncrasies of Indian politicians in an innocuous newspaper box with his cartoons, RK Laxman immortalised the passive, hapless common man with an uncanny perception and sarcasm in a daily commentary on his life that brought smiles to millions.
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Big B has a fan in Farah's son
Amitabh Bachchan, is teaching their little son to recite Big B's famous 'Walk In English speech from Namak Halaal.
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Akshay Khanna gets slap-happy
Akshaye Khanna, playing the frustrated disillusioned Common Man in a new film plants a resounding slap on a corrupt politician's face.
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TV show a way to keep Laxman's work alive: Family
Members of veteran cartoonist R.K. Laxman said they will be involved in a TV show inspired by his cartoons to ensure that his works are kept alive.
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Google Commemorates Cartoonist RK Laxman's 94th Birthday Today
Known for his famous cartoon illustration "The Common Man" from his cartoon strips "You Said it", cartoonist RK Laxman was born on October 24, 1921. He died on January 26, 2015, due to multi-organ failure.
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RK Laxman, The Uncommon Man
Capturing the entire gamut of idiosyncrasies of Indian politicians in an innocuous newspaper box with his cartoons, RK Laxman immortalised the passive, hapless common man with an uncanny perception and sarcasm in a daily commentary on his life that brought smiles to millions.
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Big B has a fan in Farah's son
Amitabh Bachchan, is teaching their little son to recite Big B's famous 'Walk In English speech from Namak Halaal.
-
Akshay Khanna gets slap-happy
Akshaye Khanna, playing the frustrated disillusioned Common Man in a new film plants a resounding slap on a corrupt politician's face.
-
TV show a way to keep Laxman's work alive: Family
Members of veteran cartoonist R.K. Laxman said they will be involved in a TV show inspired by his cartoons to ensure that his works are kept alive.
