A Malay houseboy was operating the cords of a big punka attached to the ceiling.

Pyjama, scheming to become the rajah, has put an anonymous letter on the idol's shrine informing Punka that Indru is a condemned man.

Do Not Think Me Overbold (Chinna and Punka)

Crocodile (Punka, Bumbo and Chinna)

"Connections (PunkA fro The Hackney Drive-By mix)"

Quite Another Different Kind of Person Altogether (Punka, Beebee, Pyjama, Chinna)

The song "is transformed by scorched synths, furious power-chords and Lena or Julia's defiant roar "You Shut Your Mouth", into an angry punka blast."

Pyjama claims that he is exempt from the family execution, saying that he is not a relation of Punka's; he had merely claimed to be in order to get promotion.

He then returned to the Savoy to star as Punka, the Rajah of Chutneypore, in Dance, Desprez, and Solomon's The Nautch Girl.

Ah Syn, the Chinese cook (Andy Ho) The Chinese Cook who appears in Series 7 to replace the punka wallah from Series 8 onward.

If We Travel by Way of Brindisi (Baboo Currie, Beebee, Banyan, Tiffin, Kalee, Indru and Punka)

The man, Anthony Punka, 46, of Brunswick, senior agent for the Agriculture Department's Cleveland office, helped investigators arrest three grocers who pleaded guilty last month to laundering $15 million through banks in Ohio and the Middle East.

He complains about the neglect of his worship and dismisses Punka as rajah (and condemns him and all his relations to death by crocodile), replacing him with Pyjama (although, being kin, Pyjama also would be condemned).

His life is beset by many problems, including the love of his son, Indru, for the nautch dancer Hollee Beebee; Punka's sponging relatives, especially the scheming Vizier Pyjama; and a missing diamond that serves as the national idol's right eye.

Penley re-joined the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company again in 1891, playing Punka, the Rajah of Chutneypore, in The Nautch Girl at the Savoy Theatre, while Rutland Barrington stepped out of the role to tour with Jessie Bond.

There was the punka, the blessed punka, but he could not start the punka going because it blew his dead mosquitoes away, and in the evening when the choking wind had died, the dust still hid the sun in a dreadful haze.