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Prof LR

Professor Lingampally Rangareddy? Forget Voldemort, this dude’s the Thanos of tough! Stricter than a ruler, he knows every number-crunching tool under the sun, from fancy-pants Factor Analysis to that six-sigma mumbo jumbo. And guess what? He expects you to wield them like lightsabers against every management problem that twitches.

Antique

Ankit “Antique” Jain, the undisputed king of the study jungle. This dude’s got it all: brains sharper than a laser pointer, focus tighter than a mama bear’s hug, and PR skills smoother than a politician’s promises. Kotler chapters? Piece of cake. Fortune 500 profits? Tip of his fingers. CEO face recognition? Dude knows ’em all like his own family (except they probably pay their bills on time). Dream job? McKinsey, baby, McKinsey.

TekNik

Nikhil Tekade, closer to Arbit than his phone to its charger – college roomies back in engineer-land. Dude could code circles around anyone, knew IT like the back of his hand, but grades? Those were like dragons – rare and fire-breathing. Hence the nickname TekNik – brains were techie fireworks, grades were damp squibs. First tech company on campus? Swooped him up faster than free pizza.

Arbit

Arpit Choudhury, dude’s your average second-year MBA warrior at a Ivy-league B-school. His life’s basically a non-stop, caffeine-fueled quest to juggle tests, assignments, presentations, competitions, and case studies (more like case-struggles, amirite?). Oh, and there’s the mandatory dose of internet browsing, friend-fueled gossip sessions, and strategic ctrl+C, ctrl+V action. Food, sleep, and buddies? Nah, those are just side quests in the epic grind.

Maya

Maya and Arbit, two peas in a pod since engineerin’ school, had a bond tighter than a double knot. Now, Arbit, smitten from the start, couldn’t confess his feelings for beans. But love works in mysterious ways, and Maya caught the same bug! One surprise proposal later, they were inseparable.

Johnty Python

Matheswaran Chandrakutanand Piraswami, better known among friends as Johnty Python, the data-wrangling wizard with a name longer than a server log, is Teknik’s partner in deciphering Tech Codies’ corporate mysteries. A true-blue IIT-nerdian, his brain could build algorithms smoother than a buttered naan, but alas, the fickle US visa gods weren’t impressed by his multisyllabic monicker.

Kahar Barpakar

Dude, Kahar Barpakar? His name screams “control freak” louder than a toddler with a megaphone. This guy runs his projects like a drill sergeant, obsessed with customers, details, budgets tighter than a mummy’s wrap, and deadlines that’d make Einstein cry. Forget empathy, teamwork, or feelings – dude’s EQ is flatter than a pancake.

Mohini

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Our Mission

To simplify complex ideas through thoughtful storytelling and visual narratives
that spark insight, curiosity, and learning.

Our Vision

To build a collaborative storytelling universe that connects creativity,
education, and real-world relevance — and grows with its community over time.

History of Arbit

The Idea

Arbit began as an experiment to explain real-world ideas using stories instead of lectures.

First Stories

Early narratives explored decision-making, business, and human behaviour through simple, relatable characters.

Building the Universe

What started small grew into a connected universe of characters, themes, and independent storylines.

Expanding Formats

Arbit evolved beyond single comics into multiple formats and narrative styles.

Community & Collaboration

Creators, educators, and readers became part of shaping and expanding the Arbit universe.

Today

Arbit continues to grow as a collaborative storytelling ecosystem rooted in clarity, curiosity, and insight.

Explore Characters & Universes

Creators’ Bio

Creators come from varied backgrounds — storytelling, design, education, and
creative thinking — united by a shared belief in insight-driven narratives.

Meet the Creators

Creators

Mission and vision

history of arbit

Creator's
bio

Media & Awards

Awards

Print Media Mentions

Partnerships

Arbit is designed to grow through collaboration. We partner with educators,
creators, brands, and organisations who believe in storytelling as a tool for
learning and impact.

Partnerships may include educational use, content collaborations, events,
workshops, and community initiatives.

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Legal

All Arbit content, including characters, stories, artwork, and narratives, is
protected under copyright. Usage, partnerships, and collaborations follow
clearly defined guidelines to ensure fairness and creative integrity.

Brilliant is the only word I have for your creation….are we seeing another Bill Waterson or Scott Adams in the making…I dunno what you are doing in NITIE, but with your levels of creativity, you guys should take a small hop and land next door….in Bollywood……

Amitabha Joarder

Wud thank God that we have the potential to have our own desi version of Dilbert!

Atish Mukhopadhyay Accenture Consulting

Accenture Consulting

You guys are great artists. Do not let this die. Better it would be if you think of it as a career alternative. Arbit Chaudhary represents the typical “Indian MBA” and that’s the best thing. It is a welcome break from Western management jokes and dull ridicule.

Atulan Lahiri

WIPRO Consulting, SP Jain – 2004

I have already spread ur creation to 100 odd ppl

Pallav Tiwari

SD Consultant SAP, Tata Consultancy Services Limited

Some of the clips are really old jokes but in comic strip, should be avoided.

Maneesh Jain

it is simply awesome. I have never seen Management studies being expressed in such a funny way

Rajesh Balakumar

Development Specialist, SAP Labs India Pvt Ltd-Bangalore

The Arbit Choudhary Strip is one of the best management comic strip i have seen after the Dilbert’s….

Gaurav Sachan

TCS

U guys can create a niche in the Industry & also encourage the B-school atmosphere to move out of the Boredom of typical classroom sessions/guest lectures/events/parties etc.

Smita Bhandari

Citigroup

just to appreciate “arbit chaudhury”… i had come across it a few months back too n really liked it but didn’t bother to mail u. came across it today n it entertained me all the more…… so tht goes to say tht ur creation is in no way turning stale………… great work!! how about some more?? perhaps a “hemant kotler” or a “phillip choudhary”!!