Cartoon Idea Of The Day- The Man & Tiger
A garlanded Photo Frame Of Bal Thackeray on a chair in a room.
A tiger standing on its hind carrying a garland and in tears in front of the frame.
THANKS FOR MAKING MILLIONS REMEMBER ME WHENEVER YOU ROARED
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