Uma & Devan Namaste!

When Uma and Devan take on the responsibility of a new puppy, they find that they have bitten off more than they can chew.

When Dadu takes on the role of baseball coach, and Uma has her father judge the fashion show, the result is a new game where all of the activities combine.

Uma struggles with the stress of a bottle drive, while Devan struggles with limits to his athletic ability, but both find solutions through yoga from their grandparents.

Uma secretly teaches her grandfather how to swim. Grandpa will learn swimming or not?

When the family decides to go camping, everyone has a different idea of what their vacation should be.

In a neighborhood bicycle rodeo, Devan gets help from his uncle to master the art of bike riding.

Uma must resist taking over Devan's new enterprise of selling lemonade until he finally asks for help.

Uma and Devan exchange recipes with their friends only to create a series of fusion dishes that everyone is nervous to taste.

In an upcoming talent show, Uma wanting to sing a song she wrote struggles with stage fright, while Devan and his best friend fight over their comedy act.

After an argument, Uma and Devan experiment with what life would be like is they had different siblings.

After finding a trunk full of memorabilia, Uma and Devan act out a memory of how their grandparents met.

Uma and Devan attempt to nurse their flu-ridden grandpa back to health with painful results.

Uma and Devan compete to give their Mom the better present, building up as grandparents get involved.

Uma is chosen to be in a TV commercial and the whole family is in on it.

Devan sets up his own elaborate mini-golf course in the backyard.

Mamu teaches Devan the art of rhythm, so he can perform in a dance show with Cindy

In the traditional festival, Uma and Devan trade bracelets called Rakhi, in which the brother promises to protect the sister. Devan annoys Uma with his over protection and hyper awareness of safety.

When Diwali and Halloween happen around the same time, Uma is concerned that her Diwali activities will be overshadowed by the excitement of Halloween.

Devan takes up wrestling but finds his new personality a little too big for everyone else.

When Devan sprains his ankle, he learns to adapt to his temporarily disability.

Uma, Devan and Mamu build a bed sheet fort that would rival the Taj Mahal.

Devan sets up his own Olympics with his own set of rules that are not so easy to follow.

Devan enters a popsicle bridge competition while Uma and friends celebrate Holi Festival by throwing colors everywhere, including Devan's creation.

Tired of being to short to get on rides in the park, Devan improvises to make himself taller than the rest.