Bombay Black Unicode

Bombay Black Unicode was created by font designer Syed Manzar Hasan Zaidi and developed by Axis Softmedia Pvt. Ltd Mumbai, India, is an extra-bold and thick Urdu font introduced in 2017. Drawing inspiration from the traditional Naskh script, it comprises 444 characters and symbols, with a glyph count of 497, ensuring compatibility with various languages and Unicode blocks.
Characterized by its bold and thick letterforms, Bombay Black Unicode features a plain design with slightly rounded curves and slightly thin terminals. Notably, its thickness varies within letterforms, with extra density around curves in the middle, tapering off towards the edges. This variation adds visual interest while maintaining legibility and impact.
Its bold nature ensures readability even at a glance and is best suited for short text blocks where immediate attention is required. Its strong and impactful strokes further enhance its suitability for headings in books, magazines, and other literary projects. Its versatility makes it suitable for various applications where clarity and impact are essential, ensuring it grabs attention immediately.