Bhokal is a legendary winged warrior prince of a fictional
fabled fairyland. He descended to earth on a private mission and landed
in Vikasnagar, becoming a zealous defender of interests of Vikasnagar.
His Specialities:
Bhokal married thrice; first with Turin and then Rupsi(who could communicate with animals) and Saloni(a skilled archer). Although he never loved the other two as much as he loved Turin, bound by vow to protect them, he can never leave them. Turin was the owner of the magical weapon prahara . Turin was killed by Himraj in the Himalayan valleys. Bhokal was out in the battlefields fighting for his adopted country and could not save her. Later in Saat Sawaal he goes in search of her soul and finally he gets back his beloved Turin in Laut Aayi Turin. His friend Shootan was the sammohan-samrat...who could hypnotise anyone and anything with his eyes. He married Venu who started her career as a child-kidnapper but after falling in love with Shootan transfromed herself for the better and then fought many a battle alongside her husband, Bhokal, Turin, etc., she carried a flute that could mesmerise anybody and get converted into a battle axe if summoned. Shootan was killed by his enemies in Chitaghati. But after many years he came back in Ghar Aaya Shootan under mysterious circumstances and it was not very clear whether he was the same Shootan or some impersonator. Another friend Atikrur, the wielder of the dantak has the strength of 10 elephants and can flatten mountains with his blows. He married Peku Pakodia but later on his appearances with Bhokal dwindled after he went back to his planet. His other friends and allies include the magician Tilli, his guide Gajo-Bajo, the man with the power of totems - Totka and the children of King Vikasmohan and Rani Mohini. Bhokal also had two sons and a daughter, who died by the conspiracy of Kaljantri.
His Specialities:
- he can fly with the help of a magical dhal .
- his sword emits fire which makes him more powerful than his opponent.
- he wears a crown called prahara which enables him to wthstand fire and other harmful obstacles.
Bhokal married thrice; first with Turin and then Rupsi(who could communicate with animals) and Saloni(a skilled archer). Although he never loved the other two as much as he loved Turin, bound by vow to protect them, he can never leave them. Turin was the owner of the magical weapon prahara . Turin was killed by Himraj in the Himalayan valleys. Bhokal was out in the battlefields fighting for his adopted country and could not save her. Later in Saat Sawaal he goes in search of her soul and finally he gets back his beloved Turin in Laut Aayi Turin. His friend Shootan was the sammohan-samrat...who could hypnotise anyone and anything with his eyes. He married Venu who started her career as a child-kidnapper but after falling in love with Shootan transfromed herself for the better and then fought many a battle alongside her husband, Bhokal, Turin, etc., she carried a flute that could mesmerise anybody and get converted into a battle axe if summoned. Shootan was killed by his enemies in Chitaghati. But after many years he came back in Ghar Aaya Shootan under mysterious circumstances and it was not very clear whether he was the same Shootan or some impersonator. Another friend Atikrur, the wielder of the dantak has the strength of 10 elephants and can flatten mountains with his blows. He married Peku Pakodia but later on his appearances with Bhokal dwindled after he went back to his planet. His other friends and allies include the magician Tilli, his guide Gajo-Bajo, the man with the power of totems - Totka and the children of King Vikasmohan and Rani Mohini. Bhokal also had two sons and a daughter, who died by the conspiracy of Kaljantri.
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