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Together with Chithra, the chief illustrator of the magazine, Sankar would create a template that would survive the vicissitudes of time and commerce. In tone, texture and sensibility, Sankar’s illustrations were deeply rooted in the contemporary Indian ethos. His initial line drawings would soon be replaced by full-blown illustrations, the near monochromes exchanged for vibrant water colours. Sankar came to Chandamama after a five-year stint with another prominent Tamil magazine, Kalaimagal, but, at the children’s magazine, he finally found a home. At its peak and over its seven-decade journey that culminated in 2013, Chandamama was published in 13 languages, and it was Sankar’s vivid visuals that ran like a unifying thread around its diverse readership. From folktales to mythology, epics to parables, the monthly magazine was the first of its kind to put together a selection of original and retold children’s stories, whose popularity ensured a surge in readership across the newly-independent country.

When it was launched in 1947 by Telugu film producers B Nagi Reddy and Chakrapani, Chandamama was an instant success.

The last of the original team that had built up the hugely popular children’s magazine, the death of Sivasankaran, or Sankar as he was popularly known as, marks the end of a glorious chapter in children’s magazines in India.