Chhota Bheem

At the behest of Princess Indumati, a competition is arranged exclusively for the girls. Contestants arrive from far and wide. Some try to resort to unfair means but in the end six girls, including Indumati and Chutki move on to the next round.

Bheem and his friends spot a few strangers traveling in a cart in the village who get looted by dacoits. Bheem fights the dacoits and saves their treasure. Later they learn that the cart contained gifts for king Indraverma from the ambassadors of Russia, China and Japan; The story of Ali Baba's cave and forty thieves is well known in Dholakpur.

Princess Indumati's birthday is coming up. Bheem and team as birthday gift decide to bring her the exquisite wild honey which can only be obtained from the wild forest where the wild bees collect it from the wild flowers; King Kobra visits Dholakpur after returning from a world tour. He insists that he wants to bury the enmity and gifts a robot to the king of Dholakpur.

Lodged in Dholakpur's prison are a lot of prisoners that got arrested because of Bheem. The Daaku, the Pirates, the Bad Magician united by their common grudge towards Bheem, they decide to team up in order to escape from the prison. They are further aided by the evil witch, who is also looking for a chance to get even with Bheem.

Lured by a talking parrot named Mithu, the kids enter a magical land called the Chocolate World. It was created by a bad witch, whose real intention is to trap the kids inside her world and to enslave them; Once Bheem and team are out at sea in a boat when they accidentally drop the oars in the water. Two huge fish surround the boat.

To further strengthen his team and be at par with his rival Bheem (who has Jaggu) Kalia decides to get himself a pet; Tai Lor, a trader from a Southeastern Asian kingdom arrives in Dholakpur, along with a beautiful female Kingfisher, a prized assortment of handcrafted wares - Coats, Caps, Mats, Carpets, etc.

Bheem decides to take his friends on a joyride. He takes then on a train ride across the jungle. Once aboard the kids start enjoying the train journey. But soon, they come to know that the train is being kidnapped by a group of dacoits; Bheem and team build a treehouse. But as it nears completion, a strange phenomena occurs every night as someone/something damages it.

The King of Dholakpur needs to leave the kingdom for a day, and appoints Bheem as the caretaker king in his absence, insisting that Bheem and his friends stay at the palace; Having suffered many defeats at the hands of the Dholakpur team, the Pehelwanpur boys are desperate for a win. Their answer lies in Chotta Mannu, a young member of their group who exhibits unusual strength

First comes the dire warning, from sky, in broad light, a mammoth fire-spewing, smoke-belching demon commands the simple folk of Dholakpur to propitiate him with offerings or else he will let loose the Rain of Fire on them; Bheem and team go on a camping vacation. During their expedition, they uncover three large eggs. The eggs hatch and turn out to be some extinct birds.

All is hunky-dory and peaceful Dholakpur but deep underneath the surface a rebellion against Natural Selection And Evolutionary Dominance is brewing; The neighbouring king Prasann Sen is visiting Dholakpur. He gets his horse Chetak along. The kids get close to the horse and play with him almost everyday. One fine day, Chetak goes missing.

Bheem and gang find a discarded board game lying around and start playing. Jaggu's turn lands them in a forest populated with dinosaurs - the only escape possible is to proceed with the game, which they extract with some effort from under a dinosaur's tail.

A puppet show is held in Dholakpur and the puppet man seems to have a heart of gold who gifts free puppets to the kids; Kalia is sulking as Bheem's popularity increases by the day while he himself is unable to make his mark. One day he happens to meet representatives of the Book of World Records, he decides it will be an ideal opportunity for him to outdo Bheem.

A new mithaiwala Chaggan, comes to Dholakpur, and is jealous seeing Tuntun's sales and popularity. He tries to offer freebies but his products are so bad that no one even wants them for free; In Rome, the great emperor of the Old World is bored. On a whim, he decides to arrange a contest where his gladiators will be made to fight various famous warriors from all over the world.

One day while the kids are talking, Jaggu mentions a jungle party. Bheem and Raju are very excited about the idea, but Jaggu breaks the excitement by telling them that the party is only for animals; It's the festival of colours, Holi. As Bheem and his friends make their plans to celebrate Holi, Kalia challenges Bheem to a game in which whoever manages to remain without colour will be the hero..

The Annual Diving Competition in Dholakpur has started and all the kids are excited to win. Kalia sees this as the perfect chance to defeat Bheem; A hunter happens upon a crumbling Ziggurat (a stone-stepped, pyramid-like structure) in Dholakpur's jungle, where he sees a message inscribed in stone informing the finder that an ancient curse had kept an evil couple.

From the lands far off, a strange and evil drummer comes to Dholakpur. By tune alone, he can command man and beast to do his bidding; In a lucky draw at the village fair Indumati wins a hamper which contains a strange blue colored chalk.

One day while visiting Shivani, Bheem and Raju bump into Keechak who slyly challenges them to a hockey match. Raju takes up the challenge rather very courageously but the team is in a fix since nobody knows anything about hockey.

To get more slaves for his beautiful and secluded mountain estate, a rich and cruel old man decides to organize a deadly game. The levels of the game were so difficult that all the men who had played game lost and became slaves; The kings of Dholakpur, Pehelwanpur and Botakpur are in a fix as there is no food in their respective villages and their treasure too is fast depleting.

A mad sorcerer designs the most terrible of all weapons a remote controlled monster; Once when they venture into the forest, the Dholakpur kids feel they are being followed. Later they realize that someone has eaten up all their food in their absence. When Bheem manages to nab the culprit, it turns out to be a Jungle Boy.

The Dholakpur kids are on a visit to the famous fort of an ancient clan. Also on display inside the fort is a crown; Dholu and Bholu while wandering into the forest one day, stance upon a guru who is a karate teacher. They both are mesmerised by this art and request him to teach them.

Returning from a neighbouring kingdom, king Indravarma falls victim to a bunch of desperadoes who send a message to Indumati to appoint the messenger as king; The kids visit Shivani in pehelwanpur. While eating lunch, Raju happens to look at an old castle and enquires about it.

It is Christmas time in Dholakpur and Bheem and team are excited about the gifts they might get from Santa. While they all are waiting for their gifts, Bheem gets an idea to distribute gifts to kids who have not made any wishes; Two messengers from Arabia hear about the rich kingdom of Dholakpur and visit. They offer to sell their products in the village.

Dholakpur is suddenly attacked by two fire-spitting dragon monsters. As they spew fire and create havoc, King Indraverma places the responsibility of saving his kingdom on Bheem's shoulders. Meanwhile, Bheem and his friends save a mouse, who happens to be a mushik, Lord Ganesh's companion mouse. But due to some unfortunate events, Mushik is taken away by the dragons.

Raju accidentally comes across a Mask in the Jungle while practicing archery. He wants to wear the mask to scare Chutki, but as soon as he lifts the mask, it takes over Raju; Dholakpur is under attack by an unknown enemy and whoever happens to see him is killed by him. Raja Indraverma is worried about this and calls Bheem to solve the problem.