नेपालको राजनैतीक घटनाक्रमलाई निकै नै राम्रो व्यङ्ग प्रहार गर्न सक्ने क्षमता छ ऊनीमा। साधरण घटनक्रमलाइ पनि उनि भिन्दै कोणबाट निकै सहज् रुपमा प्रस्तुत् गर्दछन्। येहि बिशेषताले गर्द म ऊनको कर्टून् को म नियमित पाठक हु। यो भित्ता उनैकोलागि समर्पित।

how's this.

Have you guys noticed the ICON man in Rajesh KC cartoons??
He has got nepali topi with strips and west coat and got pointy nose.....
This character appears in almost all of his cartoons... 
Is Rajech KC trying to image himself in all his cartoons??  Whatever his is trying to do, he places that ICON man very artistically.

- Gyanguru, A Rajesh KC Cartoon Fan

Gyanguru jyu,

That dharki topi wal is 'common man' also as Rajesh KC calls him 'phalano'. Meaning he could be anybody, an 'everyman' if you will. Also notice that his lips are sealed meaning he is absolutely bewildered by the absurdities in the society. He sometimes plays a part in his cartoons, sometimes watches from behind, sneaks from far away, but whatever he is doing, he is watching silently the foolishness on display. Brilliant and thoughtful character portrayed 'artistically', as you pointed out.

Krishna, another Rajesh KC fan.

Krishna ji, you a a good critic.. i like the way you have explained the character..
for me, 'Phalano' is a self-portrait of Rajesh KC himself.. as the character in his cartoon, Rajesh KC himself is one of the silent audience of the drama that's being preformed by people in our society everyday. He doesn't speak but he analyze that situation, from different angle, add humorous flavor and draw it on a paper. And, of course, he doesn't forget himself to put himself watching the drama. But he never smiles, never speak and never gets involved..

La Saajha ma Yasto ramro thread aako ra chha...

 Rajesh KC is a very creative and intellecutal cartoonist.I am a real fan of Rajesh ji.

 

Thanks Ganapati for creating this threads.

 

database, welcome to the Rajesh KC fan base. I agree with you. Rajesh KC is a creative cartoonist. His book as mentioned in this thread earlier (Rajesh KC ko cartoon sangraha bhag 1) carries his choicest 146 cartoons plus the praise he gets from famous cartoonist Durga Baral and writer Dr Abhi Subedi. Both praise him and give him high remarks in creativeness, quality, and pitchy captions.

this one is cool as well, and his writing with such accent lures me too much..

 

I m glad to see the thread didated to Rajesh k.c.

I m great fan of him.

Actuallu I myself was  searching for  his cartoon which was publishded on 'Kantipur' just after Hrithkik kanda.

and the title of that catoon was "Nepal hallai halla ko desh ho". I think it was around 2000.

I will be grateful if someone can post that cartoon.

Or just tell me the way how i could find that one?

COM'N GUYS. HELP  ME OUT.

This cartoon got lots of highlight. Even Indian Embassy published a comment for insulting leader like Manamohan Singh..

Great political satire!! its not uncommon for Nepalese political parties to knock Embassy's door every time when situation changes.. great job Rajesh ji... published on 10th November 2007

Gaeko Dashain ma Rajesh ka Baje le dieko euta matra ashirwad pura bhaeko chha ahile samma ma.. Asha garau aru pani chadai pura hos...

Petrol! Petrol!! Petrol!!!

Amazing from Rajesh KC.

The above cartoon is well explained after you see this photo.. the man in red circle is Ramhari Shrestha...its said that he used to host  meal to the Maoist leader.... good humor..

Published on June 2007..

साथीहरु कसैले पनि राजेश के सि ले कस्को नक्कल गरेको थाहा पाउनु भको रहेनछ । टाईम्स अफ ईन्डिया का नियमित पाठक ले पत्रीका किन्ने बित्तिक्कै हेर्ने R K Laxman को कार्टून हो। तेस्मा जहिले पनि धोती र गन्जी लगाको एउटा जनता कुरा सुन्ने हुन्छ। ट्यो कहिले पनि बोदैन। राजेश ले यो कुरो स्विकारेका छन कि उनी R K Laxman बाट प्रभावित भएका हुन। R K लाई ईन्डिया कै सबै भन्दा लोकप्रिय राजनैतीक बिचराक मानिन्छन। उन्का दाजु प्रसिध् लेखक R K Narayan हुन जस्को उपन्यास The Guide देव आनन्द् ले सिनेमा बनाए। Wikipedia का अनुसार {   He is widely regarded as India's greatest-ever cartoonist}.

{Laxman's Common Man}

.Khabardar is absolutely correct. Rajesh K.C. is inspired by R. K. Laxman's Cartoons.

This is what I found in today's ekantipur. :-)