Chhota Bheem

Daku Natwar, disguised as Babu, an expert fortune teller visits Dholakpur along with his talking parrot, 'Paro' who starts predicting the future of everyone in Dholakpur; One fine day, two foreigners come to visit Dholakpur. The king treats them as his guests, but he is in for a surprise when they threaten him to either pay 100,000 gold bars or risk war.

The U.S.O or the Unidentified Swimming Object was the root cause for the disappearance of ships entering Dholakpur; Unable to bear Kalia's pranks, Dholu and Bholu finally decide to desert him. On their way towards Dholakpur forest, the duo accidentally comes across a magical carpet with instructions written in some unknown language.

Dholakpur kingdom is all set for the event of the years - The Dholakpur Athletics. Participants arrive from various countries; Jholu, an ill educated assistant of Dholakpur, becomes the innocent victim of a chemical concoction - the result of which turns him invisible. Hearing his plight, group of thieves, decide to take advantage, and device on a simple strategy.

Reevappan has an evil plan of fleecing the hard earned money of Dholakpur. He seeks shelter and rest beneath Dholakpur's biggest and proudest and certainly the most famed landmark - the banyan tree and ready to snare, catch, terrify, and exploit his victims; An evil giant decides that by scaring the villagers of Dholakpur, he can settle down there and also satiate his appetite.

Keechak, a big bully from the neighbouring village Pehalwanpur, challenges Bheem for a kabbadi match and loses. He then dares Bheem to defeat him; An alien spaceship loses control and unexpectedly lands in the outskirts of Dholakpur. After trying his best to restart the spaceship, Zark, the little alien from Zarhan planet now lost in Dhoalkpur, wanders in the village for help.

Harry Hamlin tricks, hypnotises and finally kidnaps children to work as slaves in his castle. The sudden and horrifying disappearance of so many children is a cause for much heartbreak and angst amongst parents and the citizens of Dholakpur; When a plea for help reaches Dholakpur through Ollie, a giant bird, it is now up to Bheem and Jaggu to fly over the oceans to the small town of Slow Creek.

One day while on the Dholakpur beach, Kalia unwittingly releases a genie trapped in a bottle. The genie appears but instead of granting wishes (as is the case normally) traps Kalia and enslaving him; A ferocious storm is raging in Dholakpur, doing its utmost to raze and devastate all structures – man made and otherwise.

After being provoked by Kalia, a ferocious rhinoceros chases him and his friends Dholu-Bholu into Dholakpur and starts wrecking havoc in the peaceful village; The tranquility of the kingdom of Dholakpur is tested when the King is coincidentally involved in a suspicious mishap. But he miraculously survives. Bheem and Kalia set out to investigate the mishaps.

Angry at the King of Dholakpur for stopping the flow of water into the jungle, a group of tribals near Dholakpur take innocent Raju captive, when he wanders too far into the Jungle in pursuit of his kite.

A tremble of devastating magnitude strikes the earthquake prone regions of Dholakpur - freeing in its wake a long dormant Dragon; The sun-bleached white bones of a huge saber toothed tiger long extinct, are found in the desert sands of Dholakpur.

The ancient deity housed in the Temple of Dholakpur is a place much visited. Presented with offerings of every kind, the revered deity is not only much loved but also rich beyond wildest bouts of imagination; The Royal Scepter was handed over to the king of Dholakpur ages ago by the brave and courageous Warrior king of the Ape people who lived in the forest situated at the edge of Dholakpur.

It's Athletics time in Dholakpur and the kids are all excited. Kalia and the twins try to sabotage Bheem's performance, but only make it better. The race begins and Bheem is neck to neck with participants from diverse cultures managing to bring home the much coveted, heavily contested, laurel wreath.

While Bheem and his friends decide to have a picnic one day in the Jungle of Dholakpur, they find it strange that the friendly animals of the jungle are scared of them; A scroll is found that speaks of an imminent calamity in Dholakpur. The village gains all the appearance of a ghost town except for the one small contradictory fact – forsaken riches.