Amar Chitra Katha #683

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“Bahubali”

A legendary tale of duty and sacrifice unfolds in "Bahubali," a story from Amar Chitra Katha #683. When the eldest son Bharata demands submission from his brothers, only Bahubali refuses—facing him in combat not for power, but principle. Written by Subba Rao and brought to life through the unified art of Dilip Kadam—pencils, inks, colors, and letters—and featuring the striking cover by C. M. Vitankar, this issue captures a moment of quiet heroism that echoes through time.

writer Subba Rao · artist, inker, colorist, letterer Dilip Kadam · cover C. M. Vitankar

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writer Subba Rao

artist, inker, colorist, letterer Dilip Kadam

cover pencils, inks C. M. Vitankar

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Rishabhadeva gives up his throne and leaves his lands to all his sons. The eldest, Bharata conquers the other kingdoms and then demands that his brothers submit to him. They all give up their lands except Bahubali. Bahubali defeats Bharata in single combat but gives the kingdom back to his brother. Many years later Chavundaraya erects a statue of Bahubali.

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