Some weekends are quiet. Some are chaotic in the best possible way. And then there is the one weekend every Delhi nerd, gamer, cosplayer and fandom loyalist circles on the calendar. Comic Con is finally back in Delhi and the capital city has now transformed into a full blown pop culture carnival again.
SurveyHeld at the NSIC Exhibition Ground in Okhla, the festival promises the familiar electric energy that longtime fans swear by, mixed with enough new experiences to make even first timers feel like they have stepped into a multiverse of their own.
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Delhi Comic Con 2025: When and where
The Delhi Comic Con 2025 will be held from 5 to 7 December at the NSIC Exhibition Ground in Okhla, turning the venue into a lively hub for fans across the city. The festival will be open each day from 11 am to 8 pm, giving visitors ample time to explore panels, meet creators and soak in the pop culture chaos.
Global guests, cosplay madness and a nostalgia hit
Comic Con Delhi has always been the beating heart of Indian fandom culture and this year’s lineup is looking stacked. The big international guest this season is Chloé Hollings, the French Australian actor who brought Widowmaker from Overwatch to life. Her work spans games, theatre and film and anyone who has ever mained Widowmaker is already planning their meet and greet pose.
Joining her on the global stage is award winning cosplayer and designer Eriza, known for building jaw dropping costumes with tech, plastics, dyes and sheer creative chaos. Her workshop sessions are expected to be packed since her behind the scenes tutorials have become gospel for cosplayers across the world.
The festival is also giving centre stage to 19 Indian creators who have shaped desi comics, animation, independent art and storytelling. Fans can expect to meet names like Tadam Gyadu, Savio Mascarenhas, Vivek Goel, Faisal Mohammed, Ravi Ahuja, Sumit Kumar, Alok Sharma, Amrit Pal Singh, Prasad Bhat and several others who have built their own cult followings both online and offline.
VR zones, gaming tournaments and more
Beyond the panels and creator booths, Comic Con Delhi 2025 is loading up on interactive experiences. Fans can walk into VR zones, explore anime exhibits, dive into the Crunchyroll experience, check out gaming lounges, or get lost in the Avatar Fire and Ash display. There are also branded zones for Maruti Suzuki Arena, BGMI, Android, Lenovo Legion and even Kinderjoy.
Gamers are in for another round of adrenaline with the national finals of the PlayStation India Cup taking place onsite. After weeks of qualifiers and brutal double elimination brackets, the top players will battle it out on December 6 and 7 in a LAN setup that is expected to draw massive crowds.
And if you want to take a break from the sensory overload, the entertainment stage is where the chaos continues in a different flavour. Stand up comics Aashish Solanki and Inder Sahani are scheduled to perform, along with musicians like Celinedee Matahari, Yung Sammy, MC Heam, Killswitch and the Bollywood fusion band KY Collective. Mentalist Karan Singh will also return to twist brains and steal the spotlight.
Whether you are there to hunt collectibles, cheer on esports players, meet international stars or simply cosplay your heart out, Delhi Comic Con is ready to welcome you back.
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