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TOONSUTRA mission is to become India’s new storytelling home for disruptive creators to experiment, innovate and create engaging mobile webtoon comic stories with some of the biggest comic content from India and the world.
TOONSUTRA mission is to become India’s new storytelling home for disruptive creators across the country to experiment, innovate and create engaging webtoon comic stories for the world. Webtoon platforms have become an explosive phenomenon across Asia with top webtoon apps cumulatively reaching over 70 million monthly users and over a 100 billion views a year. For the first time we are creating a webtoon app dedicated for Indians and spark a mobile webcomic revolution. In addition to some of the biggest comic book libraries from around the world, the platform will showcase and promote emerging rising star creators across India and give them a home to tell their stories. A new business from the founders of Graphic India, the country’s highest quality comic book producer and the creators of hit animated shows like Baahubali: The Lost Legends, Chakra The Invincible and The Legend of Hanuman.
Legal Name
:
Toonsutra Pte. Ltd.
Headquarters
:
Beverly Hills, California, United States of America
Business Model
:
Founding Date
:
20th Jan 2022
No. of Employees
:
11 to 20
Core Team
:
1.
Sharad Devarajan
Chief Executive Officer
Total Funding
$1.1M
Investors
:
1.
Patrick Lee
2.
Kun Gao
3.
Jeremy Liew
4.
Holly Liu
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$1.1M
Series Name
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SEED
Date
:
16th Mar 2022
Investors
:
1.
Kevin Lin
2.
Patrick Lee
3.
Kun Gao
4.
Jeremy Liew
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Indian families and friends are increasingly scattered across cities and countries — kids working in Bangalore, parents in Delhi, relatives in Dubai or Toronto. The traditional Tambola (House) game that brought families together during Diwali, kitty parties, and weddings has lost its place because everyone is in a different city.
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Indian families and friends are increasingly scattered across cities and countries — kids working in Bangalore, parents in Delhi, relatives in Dubai or Toronto. The traditional Tambola (House) game that brought families together during Diwali, kitty parties, and weddings has lost its place because everyone is in a different city.
