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Pinki is a popular Indian comics character released by Diamond Comics. Pinki, along with her friends Champu and Bhiku create lot of confusion and pandemonium in their neighbour.

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Pinki, Characters in Indian Comics SeriesPinki is a fictional character in the Indian comics series of the same name published by Diamond Comics. Pinki is a five year old girl who is often featured with her pet squirrel named Kut-Kut. Popular cartoonist Pran Kumar Sharma created the character of Pinki in the year 1978. Pran is also the creator of the famous Chacha Chaudhary and Billoo comics. Pinki is published in 10 Indian languages and is highly popular amongst Hindi comics readers.

Pinki is the lead character of the series who is rather mischevious and creates lot of problems. Other prominent characters in this Indian comics include her friends Champu and Bhiku and her neighbour Jhaptji. Jhaptji, her close neighbour, is much annoyed with the antics of Pinki. According to the storyline of the series, whenever Pinki tries to help Jhaptji, she creates lot of chaos and messes everything around for everyone. The entire neighborhood is petrified of her action and menacing deeds.

Pinki has also been featured in several issues of Chacha Chaudhary and Billoo comics series. In the year 2009, Diamond Comics, the publishing company that owns the rights of the characters Pinki, Billoo, Chacha Chowdhary, Sabu and others, has finalised a deal with License India in order to produce animated feature films and serials of these popular characters in Indian comics series.

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