| Gamraj | |
|---|---|
 Gamraj Raj Comics | |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Raj Comics |
| In-story information | |
| Alter ego | Gamraj |
| Team affiliations | Swarga lok |
| Notable aliases | Gam |
| Abilities | none |
Gamraj is an Indian comic book character, one of a number of titles published by Raj Comics.
Gamraj is the son of Yamraj, the god of death in Hindu Mythology. He has been living on earth among normal people as he has been very emotional and sentimental and requested his father to allow him to go and live on earth as he wanted to help the people here. His father permitted him to go but he also sent Yamunda, the buffalo who was the son of Yamraj's buffalo. His buffalo's name was Mahish. Yamunda has heavenly powers of disappearing and can appear when Gamraj calls him and also he can transform into any vehicle he wants.
On Earth, Gamraj met Shankalu who has been living with his wife Ratalu and their 12 kids who help Gamraj in solving people's problems along with their own (as Yamunda is a regular ride for Shankalu's family).
Lanky likeable teenager who always laughs his troubles away. Gamraj has a knack of inviting troubles and landing himself into the soup. T-shirt and jeans are his standard wear. Bizarre characters confront Gamraj creating hilarious comic scenes laced with suspense and thrills. Helping out poor and down trodden is his habit.
Height: 5'10" (1.78 m)
Weight: 62 kg (137 lb)
Hair: Dark
Eyes: Brown
Nose: Hawkish
Face: longish
His power is his pet young bull buffalo Yamunda bestowed with the divine power of transforming into anything wished by his master. Yamunda is a gift to Gamraj from the Gods as an apology for their blunders.
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Raj Comics hosts a discussion forum, with a section specially devoted to Gamraj.
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