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Comments

  • Rb Agawane
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    Rb Agawane

    2019-05-01 14:35

    is the auther Indian the charectors look Indian the girl is w3aring a sari

    • Visitor 90722: i think It's Bangladeshi as I'm drom Bangladesh

    • Black crystal: Author is from Bangladesh... So that makes this comic Bangladeshi

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  • Treshita Das
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    Treshita Das

    2019-05-01 14:57

    Yesss an Indian auther....And it looks like the culture is Bengali...so happy...πŸ˜†πŸ˜†πŸ˜†

    • Visitor 73575: hain amai o mone hoi 😁 Amra shobai bangali ami toh bhab chilam webcomics ami hi ekta bangali πŸ˜…

    • _min_min πŸ–€: Amar tai mone hoy..😹 he is indeed Bengali..

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  • Tracy Mu
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    Tracy Mu

    2019-05-01 15:4

    yes it's Indian even the name pintu is a common nickname among Indian teenagers.

    • unrequited love: in malay language, pintu means door

    • marjina ahmad: no it’s not...it’s a Bangladeshi bengali comic

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  • BTSMochiMochi
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    BTSMochiMochi

    2019-05-01 15:30

    chalo Indian comic release hogayi

    • Visitor 73575: akhir kar ek indian comic mili ❀❀❀❀ what is ur name???

    • vishal aggarwal: yeah !!its nice...gonna love it πŸ₯°πŸ₯°

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  • Nico Ju
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    Nico Ju

    2019-05-01 14:30

    First love the drawing

  • Visitor 34949
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    Visitor 34949

    2019-05-01 15:13

    wow never thought indian comic exist being an Indian I never saw one .....btw I love it .....πŸ˜˜πŸ˜™πŸ˜™πŸ˜˜πŸ˜˜

    • Black crystal: It's Bangladeshi

  • TOMOE OR USUI
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    TOMOE OR USUI

    2019-05-01 14:34

    dont understand the girl looks like indian

    • marjina ahmad: she's bengali

    • KhepiAri: the story is set in an Indian village, where doctors visit people's home to treat them. and often in past times people b...

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  • Poornima Nagar
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    Poornima Nagar

    2019-05-01 14:36

    nice vibe n I think this is made by a Indian artist ...😊😊

    • Black crystal: Thanks And the artist is Bangladeshi

  • y e a h?
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    y e a h?

    2019-05-01 15:9

    If anyone's confused about the story, it's okay. This is because the story is still introducing the characters. All we know is that there is a doctor, and he mysteriously finds a girl. Although, something seems wrong with the girl. She's wounded and doesn't seem to like speaking. This is all I know from the story. Hope this helps ^^

  • unrequited love
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    unrequited love

    2019-05-01 14:31

    nice art. and the storylineis quite real

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