Vigathakumaran is a popular Indian comic strip created by the cartoonist K. Shankar Pillai in 1930. The strip features a young boy named Vigathakumaran, who often finds himself in humorous and challenging situations. It is known for its witty commentary on social issues and everyday life in India. The comic strip gained significant popularity for its relatable characters and engaging storytelling. Over the years, Vigathakumaran has become a cultural icon, reflecting the changing dynamics of Indian society. It has inspired various adaptations and continues to be celebrated for its artistic and narrative contributions to Indian comics.