Chhota Bheem

Bheem and team are playing away from the houses so that the locals don't get disturbed, but an irritating man comes to camp nearby and tries to shoo them away, refusing to budge from the spot; Kalia is out on a picnic with Dholu-Bholu, where he finds himself face-to-face with Kanga Kangaroo - The Boxer.

Bheem and his friends find a new dandiya shop. Excited, they buy Dandiyas and ask the owner to teach them. A lot of kids join the classes and seeing this, the king declares a Dandiya competition; Raju, Jaggu, Bheem and Chutki were discussing their lesson about the Seven Wonders of the World when they come up with the idea of making a mud monument of their friendship in Dholakpur.

Bheem and team are in the Dholakpur forest when they accidentally discover three baby zebras lost and terrified. By reading and following the footmarks, the kids realize that the Zebras have separated from their main herd; Two magical fairies sometimes visit Tuntun's hut secretly as they love eating the laddoos she makes. The fairies sprinkle some magic dust on Tuntun's birthday cake.

Bheem finds out that the old age home where the old man and his friends were staying is going to be destroyed by the stubborn Queen and a palace for her to be built in its place; Indravarma is extremely unwell. Worried about his health, Bheem consults Achi Pari and she tells him that the golden hair of a sea lion needs to be added to a potion in order to cure the the king.

All of Dholakpur is excited for the meteor shower or toota tara that's going to travel across Dholakpur that night as per Professor Dhoomketu's calculations; Bheem and friends are in the forest when Raju finds a mobile phone lying around. He picks it and mistakenly dials the number of a sleeping zombie

Deep in thought, Kalia crosses Acharya Dhoomketu's lab to find it open and unguarded. Curious, he enters and starts messing around with things and ends up toppling over insect-serums which turns him into a half boy - half insect; The playing cards get animated and all the Queens eye Indumati's pretty necklace. They ask their kings to go get it for them.

Dhuni Baba tells the kids that he is going to Shantipur to meditate as there is no spoken language in that peaceful place to disturb anyone. Excited, Bheem and team insist on going with him; Lost in a jungle, Kalia and Dholu-Bholu come across a cave where a wizard is knitting an invisible sweater. He grants all their wishes because he is a dreamweaver and has the power to fulfil dreams.

In a friendly contest, Raju wins and Mannu loses. Sad, Mannu sits alone at the the river bank when a crook comes to him praising his skills and tells him that he needs Mannu's help in rescuing one of his friends from the prison of Lalpur. Feeling appreciated for once, Mannu gladly agrees.

Bheem's dadaji has a trunk full of special things and one day he takes out a magical stamp book. While going through the book they realize that there is one missing stamp that was stolen from it and dadaji is very sad about it; Professor Dhoomketu invents a teleportation device. Kalia feels he can use the device to teleport laddoos from Tuntun Mausi's kitchen to his house.

One sunny afternoon, Kalia is lazing at the shore throwing pebbles into the lake and thinking how he can be the hero of Dholakpur when a Rubix cube just sweeps onto the sand from the waves; One sunny afternoon, Kalia is lazing at the shore throwing pebbles into the lake and thinking how he can be the hero of Dholakpur when a Rubix cube just sweeps onto the sand from the waves.

The kids are enjoying at Jaggu's treehouse when Achi Pari suddenly comes and asks Bheem to safeguard a potion for her. Once she leaves, the kids are curious to know what it is. Kalia secretly uncorks the potion and a few drops fall into the laddoos; Bitten by the fashion bug, Tuntun tries various fashion styles with sunglasses and hair bangs and tight clothes.

A massive storm hits Dholakpur and two racing planes crash into the sea. Dhoomketu tracks the signals while Bheem and Raju rescue the planes and pilots Amelia and Ricky Rucus. The pilots were competing for the world record; In the arctic icecaps, Dholu-Bholu wander around and come across a huge white polar bear which falls in love with them.

Dholakpur has a new resident, a Sumo Wrestler, who is grumpy all the time. The kids are fascinated, especially Dholu-Bholu who try various things to cheer him; A dance competition is announced when Bheem and Chutki sign on as a team. They prepare a disco number for their performance.

Tuntun's laddoos are the pride of Dholakpur and she decides to take part in a Masterchef competition; An injured Kalia is lying in the hospital bed when his friends come to visit him, ask how he landed up there. Kalia tells them the whole story in flashback.

One day while Jaggu is alone in the jungle, he hears a beat and starts dancing by himself. Some monsters watch him and decide to kidnap him to dance in their party as entertainment; The kids, like always, are curious to find something new in Dadaji's trunk. Kalia picks up the Comb that is left behind, running it through his hair which starts growing faster.

Disheartened on losing to Bheem once again, Kalia sits near a well, throwing stones inside. The stone goes deep into the well where Gol Gol Rani lives and she has the responsibility of keeping the earth moving; The kids get lost while returning from another village, and reach a nearby deserted railway station. A Stationmaster tells the kids to board the train coming in.

Fed up of being teased by Kalia and Dholu-Bholu for being a monkey, Jaggu decides to teach them a lesson; Tuntun's sister, is visiting with her baby. Tuntun wishes to take her out and suggests that the kids will take care of the baby.

It is Rakshabandhan and the kids are excited. Dholu-Bholu are feeling left out so Indumati rakhis to them. Dholu-Bholu feel special and responsible, guarding Indumati against every imagined danges; As the kids discuss their fears, Chutki confesses she fears creepy worms, while Indumati fears darkness and shadows. Kalia, Kichak, Chhota-Mannu and Raju boast that they fear nothing and no one.

Professor Dhoomketu is roaming in the marketplace in search of his red diary; The Dholakpur kids visit the Taj Mahal where they click pictures and marvel at the architecture. They notice an ill-mannered group of tourist boys who are more eager to vandalise the compound, rather than admire it.

Chutki requests Bheem, Raju and Jaggu to help her take her almirah to the smith in order to open it. They ask to borrow Kalia's cart but he insists that in return, they will have to give him a few contents of the almirah when it is opened; The bad witch turns Telu, Pelu and Chelu into monsters and they attack Dholakpur

Raju is hungry pangs when he comes across a baby Ichadaari naag and befriends it. The naag decides to grant Raju's wish on but since was just a baby, its magic is very weak. Raju at that moment was thinking of eating golgappas; A local talent show is announced in Dholakpur and everybody is secretly preparing their special acts.

An alien-ship lands in Dholakpur. They leave unnoticed but forget a crystal sculpture behind. It is found by Dholu-Bholu and soon taken over by Kalia; A renowned cyclist is on a world tour and crosses Dholakpur. King Indraverma is fascinated and extends a warm welcome to the cyclist. But the cyclist throws an open challenge to the cyclist that kids from Dholakpur will be able to defeat him.

Bheems Dadaji is listening to his old radio in his collection of magical things when suddenly he hears a horrifying news on it. The magical flute tells Dadaji and Bheem that the music world is under attack by the Besura Baajaas that were abandoned from the kingdom; A shadow thief has come to the village and is stealing things from different houses. Bheem and friends try to fight it, but fail.

The scientist in Dholakpur successfully invents a reverse-aging device which turns a bird back into an egg; a butterfly to a caterpillar and so on; Daku Mangal Singh plans to rob some rich traders in the forest to get a precious gift for his sister for Raksha Bandhan.