Miya Fuski is a fictional character created by Jivram Joshi for children's literature in Gujarati language.

Jivram Joshi was a children's literature author of Gujarati language who created several popular fiction characters.

A very funny and very thin Miyan named Ali was living in a house behind a temple in Narsinh Mohalla in Kashi.

Thus joined Fuski [ Timid in Gujarati ] with Miya and wrote a story.Later he created the Hindu character Tabha Bhatt for the purpose of Hindu-Muslim unity.

[3] Tabha Bhatt is a Hindu Brahmin character who wears typical paghadi on his head, loose cloth on his shoulder and dhoti.

They are still popular across Gujarat[5] and the characters are considered as the icons of children's literature in Gujarati language.

Asit Kumarr Modi produced and Sandeep Patel directed a TV series, Miya Fuski, for DD Gujarati.

[9] The characters were also adapted in a children's Gujarati film Miya Fuski 007 in 1987 starring Johny Walker and Kishor Bhatt in the lead roles.

[10][11][12] Industrialist Rashmin Majithia's company Zen Opus holds copyrights of Miya Fuski and other characters created by Joshi.

They were later published as book format by Sandesh Balsathi Granthmala in 1946, by Bharati Sahitya Sangh in 1951, by Zagmag Prakashan in 1953 , by R. R. Sheth ni Company in 1963,[3] and by Zen Opus in 2021.