is a classic Bengali children's picture book and comic series written and illustrated by Dhiren Bal , often hailed as the "Walt Disney of Bengal". First published in March 1959 , the book has remained a beloved staple of Bengali childhood for over 60 years. About the Book

: A friendly duck who often accompanies Bhutu on adventures.

: A follow-up titled Bagha Bhutu was written by the author's daughter, Pritha Bal , which continues the themes of social inclusion and friendship. Themes and Appeal

: Stories often involve Bhutu going fishing with his friends or engaging in playful mischief, like accidentally hurting chicks while playing, leading to a complaint from the mother hen.