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Onze Slag (Adhunik Hanpuriyan Album) Review: Homeopathy & Leo Luster

1. Kailash Jackson choreographs the Kaptain Skurvy's Pirate Dance For the Hanpuriyan Video Song, After his Videoshoot by Raju Ranjan , it features and stars at Kaptain Skurvy, Green Kroc, Kutlass, and Jamaican Dancehall Deejay Elephant Man , "Homeopathy" was Sung by K.K. Bediya (Ron Rubin as Kaptain Skurvy) featuring rapping vocals by Eminem ( Pusha T esque influenced ) and lyrics written by K.K. Bediya, Richard Yearwood, Ron Rubin and Eminem

2. Bluster Kong's alter-ego appearance Leo Luster's New Look Must Be Too Much and Sneaky, This is Bluster Kong, Bluster's familiar face in handsome and sexy style with hair, too much personality and a lot of individuality, a lot of high energy and high-speed dance, and became a fun filled and richest richest character. mhm ok ok , the "Leo Luster" is Superhit Adhunik Hanpuriyan Dance Song is rapping and sung and written by Super Star Eminem for "Onze Slag" (Adhunik Hanpuriyan Album) in 2013

Eminem works better for the Hanpuriyan Dominance

Superstar Rapper Eminem says "what he could happened to be have a write and record for the Hanpuriyan rap songs, such as Kong Fu Kartel and Leo Luster was scored back from the Beeps Music studio, also appearing and featuring the "Homeopathy" will be tossed along with K.K. Bedia" according to the Hugues Le Bars and Hervé Lavandier in the stables of the Z.H.Z. Music Group, Don Corleon (Donovan Bennett) and Deepayan "Bulu" Ghosh works currently on Beeps Audio Visuals as well as the Beeps Music well known as Bubai, David Wise and Andre "Suku" Gray are asked going to the recording Studio, that he said "Great Work, I noted that we can able to finished a bunch of 3 hit singles that'll was be impressed you that we have such a highest than "Kong Fu Kartel", "Leo Luster" and "Homeopathy" are done to get a next-level, and it was able to produced with a catchy reggae-styled complex dancehall riddims and rhythm patterns, it is was a simple and too much like atmospheric and epic, it was a lot of fun, energy and it's confidential flow is quickly becoming a triple danceable trifecta".

I appreciate the album was very big, boasted up with a psychological dances and several top of the bottom hi-fi hit tracks are rotating heavily and strong to the next point, it also be a "Kong Fu Kartel" at last third time, but was definitely obsicreeching about of himself and crushed over the "Keeping The Homeopathy" was Kaptain Skurvy is a suddenly recognized for their operated hospitalities, drugs and medicines.

Manky Kong who is never hesitating and respond the business for this hafuthian album "Onze Slag" is a tricky, highly pulsating, accomplishes the goals are reached by a tropical pirate-freeze (as well as ice cube), where was a Donkey Kong's climatic dance-off on the Orangutango (also known as simply a dance contest) for a wish to the Crystal Coconut, there was about to making the scene, after Diddy Kong and Funky Kong all of them but it doesn't work as the same idea, both Funky and Diddy are begin to beat some barrels to motivate him, as well as much more selective in choosing which fictional characters including about their Kongo Bongo island most-rated heroes and villains.

For this album, "Onze Slag" was clearly defined as a running best-selling hanpuriyan album have to seeking less up to their definitions of consisted to 7 tracks, hence by the following steps towards Shaun The Sheep make his new dance specifically by Kailash Jackson, the album was need to be a physically fit for the huge authentic experiences, it was means totally 7 hits, it has critically acclaimed reviews that will be served the album was being considered by the numbers of hanpuriyan singles as quickly as possible, it was also known as a big project, a bunch of characters was really busting out to their dances for the unique responsibilities, and the elephant man who had been to doing more business, would be allow that among the various situations.

Indeed, among their various and fine fictional characters (including the heroes and villains) are enjoying yourself for the Hafuthian album as noted that number of net surfers would be tumbled around, in fact, who don't give a damn to the serious priority and do give a chances to get a other hand on this video album are interested to the many ambitious composers, Hugues Le Bars (Versailles, France), Hervé Lavandier, in the stables of Z.H.Z. Music Group, Donovan "Vendetta" Bennett (Don Corleon), Andre "Suku" Gray, Dave Wise, Pure West, Nicolas Carr, Kirk Ford and Beeps Musical Group with a bit utopian has created a unique new sound of the universe, imbued with iron as much as sensitivity, as well as the power of Triplet Rhythm (6/8) which was going and running simple to very fast at the 138 and 140 beat-per-minutes, as much as imagined the whole various fictional characters that will be picturised as nothing but possible as working for more than a many dozens of hanpuriyan videos, to satisfy the appetites of these potentially interested fans and give them others to the most now-desired to become a new one, we are also going to tell you more about their Superfast dreamer, enigmatic, intelligent, hypersensitive, touching, seductive, funny, unforgettable, ungrateful, unpredictable, generous, fully-sublimed, perfectionist, powerful, mysterious and fictitious, the Adhunik Hanpuriyan / Hafuthian Hit Album "Onze Slag" to name only the best known as the trampoline bouncer and ask a help to the proven miscellaneous and other simplicity (in the dutch translation of Our Battle was meaningful).

Neanderthal Donkey Kong and the apes were a Groundbreaking resonance to append that King K. Rool will spotted by the two ambitious kritters have not scammed to been spoiled their own versatility to their hafuthian project to the next minute has spending one more time, Bluster Kong was also transform into the Leo Luster has changed alter-ego that will be accorded to be able as usual along with electrical bolts and to follow the lightning storm, and then Bluster Kong is bringing about to more seductive, indicative, more comprehensive and he was able to fugitive was applied and approved submission for sending via Cranky's hologram at on the Bluster's Barrel-works in different sensations.

The flawless hanpuriyan album has dropped into another signature kind of donkey kong style that will ride with tornado's wacky biscuit dip, i think do that it was quite simple but Leo Luster didn't have an alter-ego to bluster kong was so looking different, in fact, does Bluster Kong there have a Shooting Jeopardy to meet a crew and it's specific requirements, it will be more funkier and flexible than Mind-Controlled vibes (as well as the Interplanetary Visitor Dudes and Funky Kong tries to get a catch this intergalactic waves, it almost seen by the dead Frankenstein guy crashes over the head as empty and leaving out of your head), and Funky Kong helps to surf this board and drive up to funky's flights with its gesundheit-filled resonance, rotate and spanning out on the 360 degrees with beating and thrashing qualities.

Some of their 7 songs of this album are consisted and collected, the hafuthian album is sorted by within an expenditure of $800,000,000.

I think about "Onze Slag" is epic hanpuriyan album is thought by the Shaun The Sheep whose was choreographed by the Kailash Jackson in the way of very frustrating Dance Group, who said "the mind must be able to perform the super dance by Shaun The Sheep Dance Group, Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong and even Funky Kong at on the Shaun's Big Show, it must be stronger than a Bitzer and Naughty Pigs all of them", But it now worked as a resembles the most popular Hafuthian Donkey Kong-type resorted-by-the-number of albums like "Curse of the Kongo Bongo", "Nobody's Hero", and "Kong Fu Master".

"Onze Slag" is a specially kind of super adhunik hafuthian video album is certainly deserves gained the more recognition, Hence the interest of discussing it here.

The album delivered as a 3 tracks from Onze Slag (Adhunik Hanpuriyan Album) includes "Kong Fu Kartel", "Leo Luster" and "Homeopathy" are all very impressive, the three tracks of the "Onze Slag" are funky twist of Hanpuriyan (Bouncy Triplet Rhythm and Trance-y Feel are also took a top of the Onze Slag that we absolutely needed it falling back too often on Junior's the Giant Klaptrap's "Geef Me Wat Te Eten En Een Gebit" it was too much hard) and Electronic Music with raw much capable Strong Beats (as well as at the same as the other resorting to by-the-number 6/8 measure of that we spy on it) and triplet groove features smooth atmosphere and it is also much have a new trance sounds are stir fried and epicly raving styles can be counted and applied three tracks on to provide the bunch of a starring like Kong Fu, Bluster Kong and Kaptain Skurvy (along with Green Kroc & Kutlass), and SuperStar artist of Jamaican Dancehall Vybz Kartel does it take minimal and took over a one shot for immediately appearing it to the "Diddy Drop Rap / The Curse (Super Ultimate Rap Battle)" features the villains King K. Rool, General Klump & Krusha alongside Donkey Kong & Diddy Kong were asking for DK about the getting revenge on Homeopathy is also have a push it for the pull out and off the medicine for the crystal coconut.

Join and collaborate with Kaptain Skurvy, Green Kroc and Kutlass with Junior The Giant Klap Trap and so much more characters as easy as usual, Onze Slag becomes carefully and completely lifted, crazy and polished up on besides the infectious fact of the all modern and typical kongs (includes the Donkey Kong, the strongest ape and the future ruler) and kremlings in Kongo Bongo island.

This album was totally counted as 7 crispy, crunchy & fun-filled perfect tracks such as a Kaptain Skurvy we're always looks and watch like a pirate dances and specific equipments for every task, Bluster Kong (as Leo Luster) have being a cool and wondering that to prepare a new twist of bunches of hot new dances and we just to make up the dances for the hafuthian videos, for the best dancer and choreographer Kailash Jackson of Shaun The Sheep Dance Group matching have a character's best dances was insulted for Cranky Kong, Kaptain Skurvy, the martial arts fighter Kong Fu, Bluster Kong, Junior The Giant Klap Trap and King K. Rool.

The "Onze Slag" gives a fresh and funky dances was multiplication comprised sections to both "Kaptain Skurvy (the boss of the pirate ship) & King K. Rool (the boss of boogie and a dictator of dance, the king behind the island habitants)" via two of the both hanpuriyan albums like a "Nobody's Hero" and "Kong Fu Master", it was feeling up like Donkey Kong he considered to be with him, and little buddy Diddy Kong write about a message that will be dropped on the necky vulture crow's nest, and then big up to King K. Rool be continuedly wrapping up for it.

The similarly division of other Adhunik Hanpuriyan Album is Nobody's Hero was Released in 7th July 2012, he could has a unique rapping skills on songs like "Anyone Can Dance" (Donkey Kong version|with Dillu Dilwala), "Head Games" (with Dillu Dilwala & Vybz Kartel), and of course "Watch The Skies" (also an simplified unknown language beside was written) is fitting about the speed as well as the tempo is well as a fast-driven 138 to 140 beat per minutes, you might be tranceful, there are also atmospheric and epic and it becomes a super danceable quality and quantity combination (based on the elements are taken from the Donkey Kong Country animated series, 1996).

"Nobody's Hero was an really and truly difficult album is such a high and turn it around 90 degrees, it was compelled to mix it 'em about a duple minutes, bashed and boosted up with triple rhythms, minor and major key charges, don't check out with a basically test, but I cannot mispelled, i can spell it about a spellbound's secretary messages, it started and triplex riddim have a commissioned and about to be tried to warned, that is joking about rapping a signature style on the rhythm like "Head Games", "Anyone Can Dance", and another trick is "Watch The Skies" instead" said eminem.

he typed to artist khago "it was amazingly simple and interstative Hanpuriyan Album named "Nobody's Hero", the titles was spending, and boasted up and besides that we considered upon the time for this album, is timeless super hafuthian hit songs was collected on their 16 tracks, because the all sources of Donkey Kong Country based on the 1996 cartoon animated series of the same name was sufficiently moderated on the video album".

This album was put his innocence and it was project on the label "Riya Musics" was on the purple and shaded pink instead of "Deepa Cassettes" while in the cyan colour on that will be positioned, now on the correct upper right corner, that he said something to type about a text to it on the studio "it up to grassy custody pending has splendid view is about different types to send on the glass, but it was make about his Donkey Kong was too much stronger than ever before allow to unusual and nonsensical".

Which includes the Donkey Kong that will be about to turn into the Robot Kong also known as the Metal Head have a toaster oven and solar-powered turbo-charged washing machine, the bot fused together they will automatically became very full of themself, and taught his operations and opponents, the bot who swapped bodies with Donkey Kong, but has something became a robot with metallic bodies with modified on a standard blue eyes and of caused forced by some of the special powers for at least several seconds and automatically generated from the rising in a highly a ultimate big shot, Metal Head was very coordinated in the rest of the metallics and textures, get a cop of a barrel and the top of the bananas picked up and still eating on the tree immediately that will be returning and churning out of his own monkey in that will be allow the below on their up to the cage, bot is a like on the floor triplet groove dancing along to the steps with the Diddy Kong as little buddy in the forest and factory (as bluster barrel works), Metal Head have a small amount of bit more arsenal of using their Special Moves, he can we get hop on stage to it fast is but a simple one from easy to use, big, hairy, ugly and became a talent.

"Onze Slag": Cultural Synthesis and Narrative as a Global Phenomenon

The Adhunik Hanpuriyan Album titled "Onze Slag" presents a unique and captivating audio-visual experience that combines diverse elements from various media forms. The video, composed primarily of animated sequences from the Donkey Kong Country series, is a rich and complex tapestry of repurposed content, while the audio is a fascinating fusion of musical styles, including electronic music, dancehall, and the regional Hanpuriyan genre.

The Visual Experience: A Rhythmic Animation Spectacle

The visual component of "Onze Slag" is an innovative, narrative-driven collage of animated clips. The most striking aspect is its complete embrace of pre-existing intellectual property, specifically character models and scenes from the television series Donkey Kong Country. This creative choice recontextualizes familiar visuals to tell a new story, making the video a form of hyper-reality where different worlds seamlessly collide.

The video opens with a cinematic flair, introducing "Jackson Films" and "Deepa Cassettes," setting a professional tone before the full creative vision unfolds. The visual style is characterized by a dynamic interplay of color palettes and scene transitions. The use of black and white imagery provides a stark, artistic contrast to the vibrant, saturated colors of the animated segments. This shifts from live-action, monochromatic shots to the colorful animated world of Kongo Bongo Island, which adds to the album's surreal and dreamlike quality.

Throughout the video, the animated characters are seen performing choreographed dance routines that align perfectly with the fast-paced 6/8 triplet rhythm of the music. A recurring motif is the "Shaun the Sheep Dance Group," a group of human dancers in full-body sheep costumes. These scenes are filmed in a live-action setting and are meticulously edited to sync with the animation. This juxtaposition of live performance and animation creates a visually stunning spectacle that is both humorous and technically impressive.

The video also features unique visual effects, such as a spinning diamond-shaped frame that presents the content at an angle, and horizontal blinds-like transitions that rapidly shift between scenes. These techniques, combined with split-screen effects and occasional hallucinatory, psychedelic visuals, create a fast-moving, high-energy experience that keeps the viewer captivated. The frequent cutting between the different visual elements ensures that the video's momentum never falters, mirroring the relentless pace of the music.

The Audio Experience: A Symphony of Global and Local Sounds

The music of "Onze Slag" is an ambitious work of genre-bending. The core of the album is its adherence to the Hanpuriyan genre, which is characterized by its high-tempo and bouncy 6/8 triplet rhythm, typically in the range of 138-140 beats per minute. This rhythmic foundation gives the album its distinctive, energetic feel.

The musical composition is a collaborative effort, with contributions from a diverse group of artists and producers. The album's producers, including Deepayan "Bulu" Ghosh of Beeps Music and the French experimental composer Hugues Le Bars, infuse the tracks with complex layers of sound. These electronic elements, combined with the traditional Hanpuriyan rhythms, create a soundscape that the producers describe as "atmospheric and epic". The album's final mixes, handled by R.R. Multimedia, are polished and powerful.

The international collaborations are a standout feature of the album. The track "Kong Fu Kartel" is a prime example of this, featuring a dynamic fusion of Hanpuriyan and Jamaican dancehall, with contributions from the legendary dancehall producer Donovan "Don Corleon" Bennett and the iconic artist Vybz Kartel. The album also includes contributions from Eminem, who wrote and performed the raps for key tracks, bridging the gap between the regional Hanpuriyan sound and the global world of hip-hop.

The vocal performances are equally varied. The singers Dilu Dilwala and K.K. Bediya provide the core vocals, but the addition of rappers like Eminem and Vybz Kartel creates a compelling dialogue between different vocal styles and traditions. This rich blend of musical influences and international collaborations positions "Onze Slag" as a landmark work that redefines what a regional album can achieve.

The Glorious Curse: How "Kongo Bongo" Became a Testament to Cultural Remix

 

In the sprawling digital archives of the internet, where culture is endlessly cataloged and cross-referenced, certain artifacts emerge that defy simple categorization. They are anomalies, glitches in the matrix of global media that reveal deeper truths about how culture is made, shared, and transformed. The album cover for "Curse of the Kongo Bongo," a self-proclaimed "Modern Hafuthian Album," is one such artifact. With its baffling collage of 90s video game characters, perplexing "Rajdhani Cassettes" branding, and a list of credits that improbably unites Michael Jackson, Vybz Kartel, and the French composer of the Donkey Kong Country cartoon, this album cover is more than just a piece of provincial graphic design. It is a profound and unintentionally brilliant commentary on globalization, the fluidity of copyright, and the chaotic, beautiful mess of cultural hybridization.

The visual language of the "Curse of the Kongo Bongo" cover is a masterclass in what might be termed "bootleg aesthetics." The central image is a low-resolution, haphazardly assembled montage of characters from the Donkey Kong Country animated series. The crude CGI, once a hallmark of cutting-edge animation, is here repurposed with a distinct lack of reverence. A piratical Kremling glares menacingly, while Donkey Kong himself appears almost as an afterthought. This appropriation of a beloved Nintendo property is not simply an act of piracy; it is a recontextualization. The characters are stripped of their original narrative and thrust into a new, undefined drama, one set not on a fictional island but within the confines of a regional music album from the Indian subcontinent. The garish, star-spangled title text and the cyan film-strip borders are hallmarks of a specific era of South Asian media production, a visual style that is at once nostalgic and jarringly out of place. This collision of aesthetics—the slick, corporate art of a multinational gaming giant and the homegrown, DIY sensibility of a local cassette label—is the first clue that we are in the presence of something truly unique.

If the visuals are a puzzle, the text is a labyrinth. The credits for "Curse of the Kongo Bongo" are a surrealist poem of cross-cultural collaboration that could only exist in the liminal spaces of the globalized world. The inclusion of Michael Jackson and Vybz Kartel as both singers and lyricists is a move of such audaciousness that it transcends mere copyright infringement and enters the realm of myth-making. It is a declaration of artistic intent that operates outside the legal and commercial frameworks of the mainstream music industry. The creators of this album are not just borrowing; they are claiming. They are asserting a connection, however tenuous or imaginary, to the global pop firmament. The presence of Hugues-Herve, the actual composer for the animated series, alongside the "Beeps Musical Group (Bulu Ghosh)" further complicates the narrative, suggesting a blend of sourced material and original creation. This is not a straightforward bootleg but a complex tapestry woven from disparate threads.

The designation "Modern Hanpuriyan Album" adds another layer of intrigue. "Hafuthian" is a term that resists easy definition, a ghost word that seems to exist only on this album cover. It is likely a regional genre, a hyper-specific musical style that is meaningful only to a particular community. This localization is crucial. It grounds the album in a specific place, even as its influences span the globe. It is a reminder that globalization is not a one-way street. Culture flows not just from the center to the periphery, but also between the peripheries, creating new and unexpected forms. The "Curse of the Kongo Bongo" is not just a cheap imitation of Western media; it is a uniquely "Hafuthian" interpretation of it.

Ultimately, the "Curse of the Kongo Bongo" is a testament to the enduring power of creative appropriation. In an age of increasingly rigid intellectual property laws and corporate-controlled media landscapes, it is a relic from a time when culture felt more like a conversation and less like a commodity. It is a beautiful, chaotic, and deeply human document, a glorious curse that reveals the endless possibilities that arise when cultures collide. It is a reminder that sometimes, the most interesting art is born not in the pristine studios of Los Angeles or London, but in the vibrant, unruly margins.

The "Curse of the Kongo Bongo" project emerges as a bold, expansive reinterpretation of a chaotic, fan-made album that defies traditional musical and narrative boundaries. It is characterized by its vibrant visual style and highly stylized aesthetic, positioning itself as a "stunning modern hanpuriyan album" a subtitle that hints at its fusion of contemporary sensibilities with a playful homage to classic tropes. The album’s core concept revolves around a colorful cast of characters from the Donkey Kong universe, reimagined through a lens both satirical and self-aware. 

At the heart of this narrative stands the "Cocky Cockerel" cast as the enigmatic director of this chaotic creative endeavor. With a mischievous grin and an overly confident demeanor, the Cocky Cockerel critiques the obsessive fixation of the characters on King K. Rool, the notorious villain. In a sharply dismissive tone, he remarks that King K. Rool is "sitting on the throne as a shit" a biting commentary that underscores the album’s satirical tone. This meta-commentary serves to highlight the absurdity of the characters’ blind devotion to their antagonist, emphasizing the exaggerated and often ridiculous nature of their fixation. The album deliberately divorces these characters from their original context in Donkey Kong Country, instead portraying them in raw, exaggerated forms that amplify their flaws and quirks for comedic and satirical effect.

Scenes within this reinterpretation are vividly chaotic and nonsensical, reflecting the frenetic energy of the music and visuals. One notable sequence depicts General Klump, Rool’s loyal but bumbling henchman, rolling like a barrel through the "bluster barrelworks," a chaotic factory setting that symbolizes the unpredictable and unstructured nature of the project. This scene captures the essence of the album’s energy—a whirlwind of action driven more by the music’s intense pace than by any coherent storytelling. The visuals are deliberately exaggerated, emphasizing the absurdity of the characters’ actions and the nonsensical narrative threads that weave through the album.

Adding a further layer of complexity, the project credits a second director, described humorously as a "fat on the yellow-bellied crocodile." This eccentric figure, seemingly a parody of traditional cinematic auteurs, embodies the chaotic, over-the-top spirit of the project. The presence of multiple directors underscores the collaborative, chaotic nature of the album, where different creative visions collide in a cacophony of visual and musical experimentation. Overall, the "Curse of the Kongo Bongo" project stands as a vibrant, satirical tribute to fan creativity, blending chaos, humor, and sharp commentary into a uniquely stylized artistic expression.

The "Curse of the Kongo Bongo" is reimagined as a wild, chaotic spectacle, blending surreal imagery with sharp satire. It portrays a conflicted production filled with bizarre characters, exaggerated mishaps, and contradictory motives, creating a sense of absurdity and humor. This twisted version mocks traditional tales of curses by turning them into a chaotic commentary on human folly, ultimately ridiculing the idea of supernatural forces controlling our lives while highlighting the comedic chaos behind the scenes.

"Curse of the Kongo-Bongo" is a multimedia production from 2007, presented by Rajdhani Cassette and Oki-Doki Films Production. This release consists of a music album and a corresponding 3D computer-animated video.

Production Credits

Presenters: Azim Raj

Director: Alumn Roy (Cockerel)

Producer: Azim Raj

Singers: Michael Jackson, Dillu, Rhyno, and Spice

Music: Z.H.Z. Music (Hugues-Herve) and Beeps Musical Group (Bulu Ghosh)

Lyrics: Michael Jackson, Dillu, Raj Roy, and Vybz Kartel

Mixing: Deepayan "Bulu" Ghosh (Beeps Studio), Donovan "Vendetta" Bennett (Master Don Corleon Studio), Hugues Le Bars, and Herve Lavandier (Beeps Studio)

Studio: Beeps Audio Visual

Editor: Vikas Kumar

Camera: Raju Ranjan

Tracklist

The album features a specific tracklist distributed over two sides:

Side A: "That's Why He'd Rather Be With Me," "Curse of the Double Doubloon," "The Big Bog Monster," and "Zing Zang Zote".
Side B: "Listen To Funky," "Spellbound," "Monkey Business," and "Why'd I Have to Fall for a Hero".

Character and Visual Analysis

The video features a cast of characters listed in the credits as Donkey Kong, Diddy, Cranky, Funky, Bluster, Candy, Dixie, King K. Rool, General Klump, Krusha & Various.

Protagonists: The characters resembling Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong are prominent, with the Donkey Kong-like figure wearing a red tie with "DK" on it. A Funky Kong-like character is shown with a bandana and sunglasses, sometimes next to a large pile of bananas. A character similar to Cranky Kong is also depicted in an indoor library-like setting.

Antagonists: The antagonists include a large, crowned crocodile resembling King K. Rool. Other characters, including a military-attired crocodile resembling General Klump and a larger blue crocodile, are shown in a gray, industrial setting with purple accents.

Environments: The production's settings range from a jungle landscape featuring barrels and a large pile of bananas to indoor areas that appear either rustic or futuristic.

Commercial Details

The album and cassette was copyrighted in 2007. It was marketed by Deepak Sales in 

Ranchi, Jharkhand, and retailed for ₹32.