Yes, there are several Indian TV shows that have been adapted into books or comics. These adaptations help to expand the reach of the TV shows and provide fans with additional content in different formats. Here are a few examples of Indian TV shows that have been adapted into books or comics:
"Mahabharat": The epic mythological TV series "Mahabharat" has been adapted into multiple books, including retellings of the original epic, children's adaptations, and graphic novel versions. These books provide a textual representation of the TV show's storyline, characters, and moral teachings.
"Balika Vadhu": The popular Hindi TV show "Balika Vadhu," which dealt with the issue of child marriage, has been adapted into a novel. The book expands on the story and characters depicted in the TV series and provides readers with a deeper insight into the social issues explored in the show.
"Shaktimaan": The iconic Indian superhero TV series "Shaktimaan" has been adapted into a comic book series. The comics continue the adventures of the superhero and allow fans to experience the story in a different visual format.
"Chandrakanta": The fantasy TV series "Chandrakanta" has been adapted into a book series. The books further explore the magical world and characters introduced in the TV show and provide readers with an extended narrative.
"Sarabhai vs Sarabhai": The popular sitcom "Sarabhai vs Sarabhai" has been adapted into a book titled "Sarabhai vs Sarabhai: The Book." The book features humorous anecdotes, behind-the-scenes stories, and additional content related to the beloved TV show.