Known Relatives and Close Friends
Nagraj, along with his deeds, has earned a large amount of friends, many of whom appeared just once, but some that appeared more often, and still fewer that became permanent figures in Nagraj's stories. Here is a list of some very well known characters in his comics :
- King Takshakraj : father, deceased
- Queen Lalita : mother, deceased
- Baba Gorakhnath : Mentor
- Mahatma Kaaldoot : Mentor
- Dada Vedacharya : Mentor
- Deva Kaaljayi : Family Deity
- Nagpasha : Uncle (enemy)
- Bharti : Friend
- Visarpi : Queen Of Nagdweep, love interest of Nagraj
- Nagrani : Mother to Nagraj's son Nageesh in a parallel dimension
- Super Commando Dhruva : Best Friend and an ally superhero
- Saudangi : An Egyptian she-snake with thorns on her body that lives in his body
- Sheetnag kumar : Friend that lives in his body
- Naagu : Friend that lives in his body
- Vishaank : Visarpi's brother and Nagraj's ally in form of Chhota(kid) Nagraj
- Mahavyaal : Ruler of the ichchhadhaari naags living in water.
- Nageesh : Son that lives with mother Nagrani in a parallel dimension
- Sillu : Friend and computer expert
- Aiyer: Tamil tutor (Nagraj's latest obsession is to learn new languages)
- Professor Srikant: Invisible killer (Adrishya Hatyara) with a situationally-driven personality
- Panch naag:Naagdev,Sarpraj,Naagpreti,Singhnaag and Nagarjuna.They are Ichchhadhari naags(shape shifting snakes) from Naagdweep.
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