About Munna & Matt

Posted by Kaushal on 15 February 2010 0 Comment

Munna & Matt

Munna & Matt are the lead characters of the Comic Strip named “Munna & Matt”.The Comic Strip shows the two stereotypes sitting at a Tea Stall (Chai Tapri) enjoying Tea (Cutting Chai) & chatting with each other. The Tea stall & cheap Tea signifies how down to earth both Matt & Munna are irrespective of class & caste while the time they spend on the tea stall discussing idiotic topics reflects how wasted they are.

Munna aka Michael Singh Daruwala. Munna Matt Indian Comic TeaandTalks- Cutting Chai

Munna is the son of an renowned Businessman (Past) who has been declared as being Bankrupt from the past 4years. After enjoying 16 years of endless spending of Dollars, Pounds & Euros he has now realized the true value of the Indian Rupee.

Munna hails from a family which is diversified in culture. His Mom is a Catholic Christian, Dad Is  Punjabi, Grandmother is Parsi, Great Grandmother was Jewish & possibly anti-nazi.

After wasting all of dad’s money, Munna is busy in search of a job. In the process of getting wasted, he has not only lost his self respect, girl friend/s, career but also “Hygiene”. He hasn’t had bath since 2years now & has promised not to bath until ‘TeaandTalks.com’ reaches 200k hits. He’s going to stink for like a century. So,

Visit TeaandTalks.com regularly and help un-stink Mr. Michael Singh Daruwala (Munna).

Matt aka Matt White.

Munna Matt Indian Comic Teaandtalks Cutting Chai

Matt hails from a rich family. All of his family members are now settled in Canada where they own a business of making and selling pickles.

Matt has been left here in India to complete his education. He has been trying hard since the past 5 years to complete a 2 year course in Information Technology. Apart from being frustrated all the time with the Indian education system, his ex girl friends & family members, he spends most of his time with friends at the ‘Chai Tapri’ or the ‘Tea Stall’.

Read the Funny Indian Comic Strip titled ‘M & M’ (Munna and Matt)  here .

Also read ‘The Fat Boy’  Funny Comic Strip  here.

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