1. Although The Times of India was and is still dumb at its best, it was R.

K Laxman s satirical cartoons which had

brought smile despite the sad state of the current affairs for the past fifteen years The above image of a common
man was perfectly depicted in them R.K Laxman was the younger brother of R.K Narayan who is the author of
Malgudi Days He began to illustrate the stories by his elder brother and then started drawing political cartoons at
The Hindu. Eventually, he moved to The Times o Although The Times of India was and is still dumb at its best, it
was R.K Laxman s satirical cartoons which had brought smile despite the sad state of the current affairs for the past
fifteen years The above image of a common man was perfectly depicted in them R.K Laxman was the younger
brother of R.K Narayan who is the author of Malgudi Days He began to illustrate the stories by his elder brother
and then started drawing political cartoons at The Hindu. Eventually, he moved to The Times of India in 1951 and
ended an illustrious career spanning than fifty years when he was affected by a stroke in 2003 Anthropologist Ritu
G Khanduri notes R K Laxman structures his cartoon news through a plot about corruption and a set of characters
This news is visualized and circulates through the recurring figures of the mantri minister , the Common Man and
the trope of modernity symbolized by the airplane Now, coming back to the book, it is divided yet amalgamated in
two parts First part on the right or odd numbered pages, the best I believe, is a satirical collection of cartoons based
on medical profession s topics like overcrowded hospitals front cover page , laboratory research, immigration of
doctors to North America and Europe, ailments, maladies, and politicians and criminals feigning illness The
collection is simply brilliant.Now, moving to the next part, the publishers thought that adding lame jokes to this
book would enhance the size quality of the book How wrong could they be Most of the jokes are pathetic and one
could not even smile wile reading them.Finally, I am enclosing with a famous cartoon of R.K Laxman on elections
and promises Kaustubh Dudhane
2. Although I already knew some of the jokes, the manner in which the R K Lakshman illustrates it with his crazy
sketches evokes good laughter. Vignesh
3. A great book fully comprised of funny cartoons and some really witty jokes.You would have heard a lot jokes like
this but that doesn t make the book boring.The caricatures, expressions and RK Laxman s perspective eyes give
you an amazing time with many incredibly witty, intelligent and funny doses of Laughter.For detailed reviews visit
Debalina
4. A Dose of Laughter brings together a hundred cartoons by India s best loved cartoonist, RK Laxman, on medicine
and related topics Health, sanitation, pollution, adulterated foodstuffs and drugs all of these become the butt of
Laxman s jokes Along with the hundred cartoons are a hundred jokes, nearly all of them specifically related to
doctors This book is a very quick, very easy read Laxman s cartoons, barring the occasional one a lab coat clad
gentleman, shaking hands with a monkey in a fo A Dose of Laughter brings together a hundred cartoons by India s
best loved cartoonist, RK Laxman, on medicine and related topics Health, sanitation, pollution, adulterated
foodstuffs and drugs all of these become the butt of Laxman s jokes Along with the hundred cartoons are a hundred
jokes, nearly all of them specifically related to doctors This book is a very quick, very easy read Laxman s
cartoons, barring the occasional one a lab coat clad gentleman, shaking hands with a monkey in a forest and telling
a friend who s standing alongside that the monkey had once been in their lab but has now retired , are mostly pretty
funny They run the gamut from comments on staff strikes in hospitals, pollution, drought, the heavy schoolbags
children bear, and but the cartoons that connect to politics are the best A pair of stick thin, decrepit villagers
happily assure a visiting politician that the drought hasn t affected them at all, because they ve always starved here
A sweeper, bearing a broom and dustpan, standing expectantly outside a top minister s office, is informed by a
minor official that all that isn t needed now it was only for the launching of the sanitation drive For me, the
accompanying jokes take away somewhat from the joy of Laxman s cartoons Some of the jokes are poorly chosen
in this day and age, Sardarji jokes are hardly considered correct , and a sequence of poor two line PJs around the
halfway mark is tedious I d have preferred this, even if it meant a substantially slimmer book or a book divided into
two parts, with the other devoted to another topic , to be devoted exclusively to RK Laxman Despite that, an
enjoyable read Madhulika Liddle
5. The rating is for the R.K.Laxman cartoons Most of the other jokes are pretty lame Quite a few of them were
familiar Go fo it if you have nothing else to read Guttu
6. As always Laxman is witty and amazing Ashok Rao
7. This book really lives up to the title It gifts the reader with loads of laughs Some cartoons are particularly
memorable There s one where the guy has fainted, and the other person explains to the doctor that he fainted whilst
bravely telling of changes he s going to do to his life That felt so familiar How often do we think of changing and
then fear the change and withdraw Other than cartoons, this book has a lot of jokes It alternates actually Odd
 numbered pages are cartoons, and even n This book really lives up to the title It gifts the reader with loads of
laughs Some cartoons are particularly memorable There s one where the guy has fainted, and the other person
explains to the doctor that he fainted whilst bravely telling of changes he s going to do to his life That felt so
familiar How often do we think of changing and then fear the change and withdraw Other than cartoons, this book
has a lot of jokes It alternates actually Odd numbered pages are cartoons, and even numbered pages are jokes
Together, they make a good pairing A refreshing read to get your mind clear.Review on my blog Vinay Leo
8. Very funny book R.K Laxman is a great cartoonist and probably the best that India ever had This book is all about
doctors and has some 100 strips If you want something light and humorous, this is the book for you. Ash
9. collection of 100 jokes and 100 cartoons from R.K.Laxman Really humorous book. Denim Datta
10. Funniest cartoons with hilarious jokes. Abhijith Nuchin
11. the best way to cover this book is to look at RK Laxman s pages alone. Viju
12. OH MY GOD THANK GOD FOR AUTHORS LIKE R.K Laxman Baruni
13. stress buster Bhuvan

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11, 2017 Kaustubh Dudhane rated it liked it Although The Times of India was and is still dumb at its best, it was
R.K Laxman s satirical cartoons which had brought smile despite the sad state of the current affairs for the past
fifteen years The above image of a common man was perfectly depicted in them R.K Laxman was the younger
brother of R.K Narayan who is the author of Malgudi Days He began to illustrate the stories by his elder brother
and then started drawing political cartoons at The Hindu. Eventually, he moved to The Times o Although The
Times of India was and is still dumb at its best, it was R.K Laxman s satirical cartoons which had brought smile
despite the sad state of the current affairs for the past fifteen years The above image of a common man was
perfectly depicted in them R.K Laxman was the younger brother of R.K Narayan who is the author of Malgudi
Days He began to illustrate the stories by his elder brother and then started drawing political cartoons at The Hindu.
Eventually, he moved to The Times of India in 1951 and ended an illustrious career spanning than fifty years when
he was affected by a stroke in 2003 Anthropologist Ritu G Khanduri notes R K Laxman structures his cartoon news
through a plot about corruption and a set of characters This news is visualized and circulates through the recurring
figures of the mantri minister , the Common Man and the trope of modernity symbolized by the airplane Now,
coming back to the book, it is divided yet amalgamated in two parts First part on the right or odd numbered pages,
the best I believe, is a satirical collection of cartoons based on medical profession s topics like overcrowded
hospitals front cover page , laboratory research, immigration of doctors to North America and Europe, ailments,
maladies, and politicians and criminals feigning illness The collection is simply brilliant.Now, moving to the next
part, the publishers thought that adding lame jokes to this book would enhance the size quality of the book How
wrong could they be Most of the jokes are pathetic and one could not even smile wile reading them.Finally, I am
enclosing with a famous cartoon of R.K Laxman on elections and promises flag 2 likesLike see review Oct 13,
2017 Vignesh added it Although I already knew some of the jokes, the manner in which the R K Lakshman
illustrates it with his crazy sketches evokes good laughter flag 1 likeLike see review Jan 10, 2017 Debalina rated it
really liked it Shelves cartoons n comics, coffee table books, rklaxman, humour, on my 3d shelf A great book fully
comprised of funny cartoons and some really witty jokes.You would have heard a lot jokes like this but that doesn t
make the book boring.The caricatures, expressions and RK Laxman s perspective eyes give you an amazing time
with many incredibly witty, intelligent and funny doses of Laughter.For detailed reviews visit flag 1 likeLike see
review Oct 04, 2016 Madhulika Liddle rated it liked it A Dose of Laughter brings together a hundred cartoons by
India s best loved cartoonist, RK Laxman, on medicine and related topics Health, sanitation, pollution, adulterated
foodstuffs and drugs all of these become the butt of Laxman s jokes Along with the hundred cartoons are a hundred
jokes, nearly all of them specifically related to doctors This book is a very quick, very easy read Laxman s
cartoons, barring the occasional one a lab coat clad gentleman, shaking hands with a monkey in a fo A Dose of
Laughter brings together a hundred cartoons by India s best loved cartoonist, RK Laxman, on medicine and related
topics Health, sanitation, pollution, adulterated foodstuffs and drugs all of these become the butt of Laxman s jokes
Along with the hundred cartoons are a hundred jokes, nearly all of them specifically related to doctors This book is
a very quick, very easy read Laxman s cartoons, barring the occasional one a lab coat clad gentleman, shaking
hands with a monkey in a forest and telling a friend who s standing alongside that the monkey had once been in
 their lab but has now retired , are mostly pretty funny They run the gamut from comments on staff strikes in
hospitals, pollution, drought, the heavy schoolbags children bear, and but the cartoons that connect to politics are
the best A pair of stick thin, decrepit villagers happily assure a visiting politician that the drought hasn t affected
them at all, because they ve always starved here A sweeper, bearing a broom and dustpan, standing expectantly
outside a top minister s office, is informed by a minor official that all that isn t needed now it was only for the
launching of the sanitation drive For me, the accompanying jokes take away somewhat from the joy of Laxman s
cartoons Some of the jokes are poorly chosen in this day and age, Sardarji jokes are hardly considered correct , and
a sequence of poor two line PJs around the halfway mark is tedious I d have preferred this, even if it meant a
substantially slimmer book or a book divided into two parts, with the other devoted to another topic , to be devoted
exclusively to RK Laxman Despite that, an enjoyable read flag 1 likeLike see review View all 6 comments Jun 13,
2018 Guttu rated it liked it Shelves indiareads2018 The rating is for the R.K.Laxman cartoons Most of the other
jokes are pretty lame Quite a few of them were familiar Go fo it if you have nothing else to read flag Like see
review Oct 03, 2018 Ashok Rao rated it it was amazing As always Laxman is witty and amazing flag Like see
review Apr 03, 2013 Vinay Leo rated it really liked it This book really lives up to the title It gifts the reader with
loads of laughs Some cartoons are particularly memorable There s one where the guy has fainted, and the other
person explains to the doctor that he fainted whilst bravely telling of changes he s going to do to his life That felt so
familiar How often do we think of changing and then fear the change and withdraw Other than cartoons, this book
has a lot of jokes It alternates actually Odd numbered pages are cartoons, and even n This book really lives up to
the title It gifts the reader with loads of laughs Some cartoons are particularly memorable There s one where the
guy has fainted, and the other person explains to the doctor that he fainted whilst bravely telling of changes he s
going to do to his life That felt so familiar How often do we think of changing and then fear the change and
withdraw Other than cartoons, this book has a lot of jokes It alternates actually Odd numbered pages are cartoons,
and even numbered pages are jokes Together, they make a good pairing A refreshing read to get your mind
clear.Review on my blog flag Like see review Aug 09, 2011 Ash rated it really liked it Shelves indian india,
graphic novels comics, humor, 2011 read Very funny book R.K Laxman is a great cartoonist and probably the best
that India ever had This book is all about doctors and has some 100 strips If you want something light and
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comedy, comics collection of 100 jokes and 100 cartoons from R.K.Laxman Really humorous book flag Like see
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