This Indian Cartoon is WILD... (Akbar and Birbal)

[@karankshah]

It's relevant that Akbar was considered a "good" Mughal emperor in the sense that he reduced taxes that were charged to non-Muslims, used politics to gain territory rather than solely relying on conquest (although trust that he did plenty of conquesting too), and generally seemed more accepting of people of various faiths. Most other Mughals - including Akbar's son - were not as tolerant. For example, any mythmaking around Aurangzeb would not go over nearly as well, considering how unfriendly he was to non-Muslims, even as he could be considered the emperor that brought the Mughals to their apex in terms of territory.

[@TheKaurK]

Wasn’t Akbar tolerant and progressive even compared to Rajputs of his time though?

[@karankshah]

@@TheKaurK Akbar almost certainly was more tolerant; however, I don't think the Rajputs were ever even in consideration for educational children's TV. Just pointing out why Akbar might be better suited for children's comics/TV, not at all trying to imply he wasn't an outlier for the time.

[@TheKaurK]

@@karankshah oh of course yes! I think your comment just made a lightbulb go off in my head. All my life I have been hearing people compare Akbar just to other Mughal leaders, and I recently went to Rajasthan and learned a bunch more about Rajputs.. and then reading your comment just made that comparison pop into my head and I ended up mentioning it! That’s all!

[@TechnoArpan]

Akbar also formed a new faith called the Din-e-Illahi which was kinda like old Buddhism(how Buddha wanted it to be) and did not force it on anyone. So that's another thing

[@nm9688]

Clearly not if he made that poor old man stay in freezing water all night

[@Rahul-rd8zb]

Indian animations used to be rare in Indian tv and this was one of them. Indians from the 90s grew up watching mostly American and Japanese cartoons.

[@_kiio]

Lamput is a very underrated Indian cartoon. Also Krish Trish and Baltiboy is my favourite, they tell the folk stories from all over india in a traditional folk art style (I don't know the name) that's very unique and different from any other Indian cartoon.

[@varshapathak2104]

Yes, i used to love watching lamput so much. It's pretty good but not a lot of people know that it's an indian cartoon. KTB at least gets more attention which it deserves. Does anyone here knows about "bandbudh aur budbak"? I think it also has a pretty watercolor artstyle and this was also a big part of my childhood. Another cartoon Simple Samosa has different and new concept and good art too even tho i don't like the cartoon as the story isn't that interesting but still it's something different at least. I think the idea was better than the execution.

[@lavanyamaniktala1670]

@@varshapathak2104 I remember watching bandbudh aur budbak!! It was so funny xD I always messed up pronouncing the name of the cartoon 😂

[@eshhhhhh_07]

पट्टचित्र कला

[@amazeyourself_]

@@varshapathak2104 I remember watching both of those shows!

[@tejasgedam8169]

I recently came across Krish trish and baltiboy on DD national , got excited but then turns out these were some new episodes that were so so sooo poorly made and animated in cheap flash animation style, they got rid of the unique folkart inspired styles to make it more affordable to produce cheap episodic content

[@philosyche]

this version of akbar and birbal actually aired a lot earlier than 2014, in fact iirc it aired more than a decade before that, around 2003-4 (but i can't remember 100% when). my sister, cousin bro and i used to love this show. this show reminds me of another indian cartoon called The Adventures of Tenali Raman, which features another king and wise advisor duo. please try to watch that show if you can!

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

Ok im glad you said this because i DISTINCTLY REMEMBER ☝🏾☝🏾 watching this show in the early 2000s, so if this came out in 2003/2004 then that aligns with the time i lived in India...but i couldnt find any proof that this show was ever on air except for an article that said it was going to air on discovery kids in 2014, so i just assumed it was a Mandela effect sorta thing where i imagined watching a whole cartoon 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@carsonwieker]

He learned empathy by having his lunch a little late LOL. Cool to learn about something I haven't seen before, cheers! All the best

[@agniswar3]

13:25 the dance of Birbal and Khan never failed to amuse me.

[@moarmiengene8746]

This show was on drugs and we did not realised it back then😂

[@ActuallyAnanya]

When I used to stay in India over summer vacations I used to exclusively watch Animax Asia, and that's how I got into anime at 10 lol. Oh and Takeshi's Castle of course

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

Takeshi's Castle is unparalleled 😩

[@fingers_crossed_3839]

“Bandbudh aur budbak” is very funny about two school friends…it comes nowadays 😂😂😂…I love it 😊 ❤

[@mikatheperson]

I used to watch roll no 21 and Chota Bheem as a kid.. i dont remember much about either of these shows so I'd love to see you review either one lmao

[@fingers_crossed_3839]

have you watched bandbud aur budbak…. about two school friends its so funny 🤣…I love it ❤

[@vel5785]

@@fingers_crossed_3839 i loved the artsyle in it so much even as a kid lol

[@sk-lc6rw]

We usually watched the show dubbed in our native language (we used to get options on tv based on region) so it was easier to follow as kids but man I do not remember this show being so dark

[@vedikadhok1156]

6:00 it is lol. I remember crying while watching the old man suffer in the cold as a child. also, calling him brahmin may be a reference to his occupation (priests were called brahmins/pandits even though its more known as a caste now) instead of his caste because it would be really odd to mention caste in a cartoon made for kids. also, in the Hindi dub which I watched, they didn't mention dowry, they simply mentioned that he needed money for his daughter's marriage lol. regardless of that, the cartoon was in-fact too deep and heavy for children even though it meant to teach morals. one more similar cartoon I grew up watching was "Vikram and Vetal" which is very similar to this cartoon where Vikram is the ruler and Vetal is a ghost or a soul(?) who is his advisor. and all of "Little Krishna" cartoons (there's a lot of those lol), "Role no. 21" is also another cartoon based on mythology. My favorite Indian cartoon however is this one called "Krish, Trish and Baltiboy".

[@ann._xp-fr]

@@vedikadhok1156 krish, Trish and baltiboy was THE best show indian cartoon developers had ever created I loved it very much☹

[@vedikadhok1156]

@@ann._xp-fr ikr??!! that was the peak

[@agniswar3]

for me the most morally impactful episode was the one about the unlucky servant. The story goes this way - At Akbar's Palace there worked a man named Bhikhu. He was a gardener who worked with honesty but was unhappy because everyone around treated him badly. The reason was people believed that looking at his face will bring bad luck upon them. One day when Akbar woke up he asked for a glass of water but none of the servants came with water. Finally Bhikhu came with a glass of water. The emperor was disturbed to see his face at daybreak and when drank the water he brought his started to get painful stomach aches. He began to cry in pain and tossed himself out of the bed which ended up breaking his leg. The Palace guards arrested Bhikhu for bringing "bad luck" upon the emperor. Even with the broken leg Akbar decided to attend the royal court. When the court began his courtiers started to bring him bad news after bad news which only further spoiled the mood of the emperor. He began to blaim the poor Bhikhu for all this misfortune and at the advised of his courtiers decided to hang him! However, Akbar noticed that Birbal was unhappy with this decision and when asked the reason Birbal stepped down for Bhikhu. Setting aside all those superstitious beliefs Birbal derived logical possibilities for each and every misfortune and bad news of the day. For example the reason for his stomach ache could be because of the heavy dinner at yesterday night. Birbal then said these famous lines , " What was the crime of Bhikhu? He was only serving you by bringing water to you. When you saw his face, he also saw your face. If he is unlucky for you then for Bhikhu the real unlucky one is you your majesty! You are the emperor, you will continue to live but the he will be hanged for the crime for giving you water! Just what kind of justice is this your majesty?" After hearing all of this Akbar went through a change of heart. He thanked Birbal for removing the veil of superstition from his eyes and immediately freed Bhikhu from all blame. He also issued a royal decree which forbid anyone to call Bhikhu the "unlucky one" and those who do that would be punished severely. The episode ends with Bhikhu visiting Birbal's home to express his gratitude for removing the stigma from him and Birbal greeted him with a smile. Trust me guys, I was in tears 😢 after watching the episode. It touched my heart and realised me about how superstition can affect our lives. Truly this cartoon was one of kind. Miss those old golden days.

[@vedikadhok1156]

@@agniswar3 OMG I REMEMBER THAT ONE!!! I'm only realising now, how deep all the episodes were

[@agniswar3]

@vedikadhok1156 Indeed such cartoons are rare in today's India.

[@Smartv-g6h]

Anything is better than motu patlu

[@Munmun-d1q]

Ye

[@extraaccount4852]

Na I liked motu patlu when I was young.

[@chayanikahazra1915]

Growing up, we enjoyed Bengali cartoons like Thakumaar Jhuli, Nonte-Fonte, and Nut-Boltu. There is also a Bengali equivalent to Akbar-Birbal called 'Gopal Bhar,' which is just as whimsical. In this tale, Gopal serves as the court jester and advisor to King Krishnachandra, and they share a friendly bond. However, a jealous minister, who disapproves of their friendship, continuously tries to sabotage it but fails. To this day, I don't grasp why these cartoons are marketed to children, as their themes and storylines aren't truly child-friendly!

[@sho3bum]

This and tenali raman was my childhood

[@HarishBabuM]

As a kid my dumbass really thought these are history

[@FalKoopa]

I used to watch this as a kid, it was one of my favourites too. Though this show was also available in Hindi. Looking back I kind of never realised just how.. unhinged this was.

[@BertabeeKM]

dang you got me laughing so loud, I am hear for Karra's life lessons tm!

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

Gotta review more Akbar and Birbal fables to come up with more Karra's Life Lessons then

[@squidboitoys]

I learned a lot about the differences between Bulls and Oxen and apparently the only difference is oxen don’t have balls. Sooooooooo yeah definitely cant milk an ox LMAO.

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

My face when i get basic ox anatomy wrong: ＜("0 ")＞

[@nav2417]

The moral of the video is "You can never glaze upper caste rajput/brahmin enough" The portrayal of akbar is in stark contrast to that of vikramaditya in vikram and vettal and even krishnadevaraya in tenali rama.

[@extraaccount4852]

🙏🙏 pls stop bringing caste into every discussion

[@nav2417]

@extraaccount4852 🙏🏽🙏🏽 tell that to those who benefit from it

[@extraaccount4852]

@@nav2417 who? Both the real and the ceremonial head of state are """"lower"""" caste lol. The last people who were in these roles weren't even Hindus lol. The only people who benefit from caste are those who avail reservations. Besides your original comment has no ground lol. Krishnadevaray has been portrayed like akbar in the adventures of tenali rama show, as in trying to unfairly punish people. Hell,the main villain of that show was another brahmin priest. Then there is the story of "Gopal Bhar" ,a bengali counterpart of Tenali Rama or Birbal and the king there was also portrayed like akbar here, hell he was portrayed to be incompetent more often. Vikramaditya is the only person who was portrayed vastly different in folk tales and shows, simply because he wasn't a king that ever had a close advisor or relied on his ministers, rather his own experience. Vikram and Betal isn't about Betal and Vikram being a counterpart to Birbal and Akbar respectively. Betal is a ghost that latched on to the neck of Vikramaditya and wants to kill him. He tells him a story (that is normally what an episode would be about) and then asks vikram the underlying motifs of the characters. If he answers correctly, he leaves him alive for the next story, and this is how the folk goes. That's why Vikramaditya is portrayed as highly talented and intelligent unlike other rulers.

[@doodleoffice221]

14:00 btw this story was in one of our ncert English books as well, and what's crazier is that the part about sultan hanging himself is in the book

[@pandacool1403]

You should check out 'Krish, Trish and Baltiboy' and the movie 'Arjun: the warrior prince'. Also, its a Japanese production, but the 1993 animated 'Ramayana: the legend of prince Rama' is a classic. It adapts the first 6 kands(parts) of Ramyana in short and leaves out the 7th, which is believed to be an interpolation by many academics and sampradayas.

[@justanAverageTash]

moral of the story fascists are insane

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

very relevant 😩

[@pyotrtchaikovsky1840]

​@@KarraMeansSpicy Especially with a certain orange man as POTUS

[@sleepyemployee92]

OMG, he reneged on the gold coins. He truly was the Indian Giver.

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

WRONG TYPE OF INDIAN LMAOOOOOO

[@rosemaryschild]

IM LOSING MY MIND 😭😭😭😭​@@KarraMeansSpicy

[@sammythewizard420]

This reminds me of how years later i realize the cartoon Thakurmar Jhuli was weird too LOLOL i still love it

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

YESSS I've seen memes of Shakchunni, this is going on my watchlist

[@sammythewizard420]

@@KarraMeansSpicy OMGG SHE IS ICONICCCCCC ❤ Shes the baddie who raised me 💅

[@_aconite_cj_]

​@@sammythewizard420LEGITTT, Shakchunni is mother

[@mrsharrison1964]

Shakchunni was a diva 💅💅💅💅

[@thegreenjellybean77]

Omg someone mentioned Mommy Shankchunni! I used to be so scared of this episode as a kid but now... She's kinda.. 👀

[@whitedaisies9355]

i used to read akbar and birbal as a kid and watched shows! Read amar chitra katha also in english. Fun times

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

saaaaame I recently bought a few Amar Chitra Katha comics and I love them so

[@rohanmulgaokar5682]

There are also stories of Tenali rama with his​ king similar to this@@KarraMeansSpicy

[@agniswar3]

16:38 for me the most morally impactful episode was the one about the unlucky servant. The story goes this way - At Akbar's Palace there worked a man named Bhikhu. He was a gardener who worked with honesty but was unhappy because everyone around treated him badly. The reason was people believed that looking at his face will bring bad luck upon them. One day when Akbar woke up he asked for a glass of water but none of the servants came with water. Finally Bhikhu came with a glass of water. The emperor was disturbed to see his face at daybreak and when drank the water he brought his started to get painful stomach aches. He began to cry in pain and tossed himself out of the bed which ended up breaking his leg. The Palace guards arrested Bhikhu for bringing "bad luck" upon the emperor. Even with the broken leg Akbar decided to attend the royal court. When the court began his courtiers started to bring him bad news after bad news which only further spoiled the mood of the emperor. He began to blaim the poor Bhikhu for all this misfortune and at the advised of his courtiers decided to hang him! However, Akbar noticed that Birbal was unhappy with this decision and when asked the reason Birbal stepped down for Bhikhu. Setting aside all those superstitious beliefs Birbal derived logical possibilities for each and every misfortune and bad news of the day. For example the reason for his stomach ache could be because of the heavy dinner at yesterday night. Birbal then said these famous lines , " What was the crime of Bhikhu? He was only serving you by bringing water to you. When you saw his face, he also saw your face. If he is unlucky for you then for Bhikhu the real unlucky one is you your majesty! You are the emperor, you will continue to live but the he will be hanged for the crime for giving you water! Just what kind of justice is this your majesty?" After hearing all of this Akbar went through a change of heart. He thanked Birbal for removing the veil of superstition from his eyes and immediately freed Bhikhu from all blame. He also issued a royal decree which forbid anyone to call Bhikhu the "unlucky one" and those who do that would be punished severely. The episode ends with Bhikhu visiting Birbal's home to express his gratitude for removing the stigma from him and Birbal greeted him with a smile. Trust me guys, I was in tears 😢 after watching the episode. It touched my heart and realised me about how superstition can affect our lives. Truly this cartoon was one of kind. Miss those old golden days. ❤

[@kashishjani2964]

This cartoon is also available in hindi. I really liked this cartoon as a kid

[@ann._xp-fr]

Aside from crazy story I really love the animation and art style 😭‼️

[@pepegapandit]

I'm so glad this video was recommended to me. The title sequence for this cartoon still goes hard ngl

[@KittyOfChess]

The only Indian cartoons I remember from my childhood are Chhota Bheem, Little Krishna, and Roll No. 21.

[@dramallama079]

There used to be a show called "A 1000 Arabian nights" I used to love it.

[@SandeepSabarish]

Akbar and Birbal was a fever dream version of simpsons Desi version

[@animeaccount-forfunz]

Kris thris and baltyboyyy was the childhood of every single indian istg its so nostalgic and underrated 😭😭😭 the company dropped and a banger and we hadn't heard of them until recently when they made a 2nd season but pleas watch the first one its so so goodd

[@poulomi1994]

Roll No 21, Little Krishna Tenali Raman and Akbar and Birbal are the Indian cartoons I watched while growing up

[@aditimandavgane]

HA This reminded me of those Navneet Akbar and Birbal books! 🤣

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

seems like we all had the same childhood!

[@jkthegamer1008]

This cartoon was my childhood,

[@rishavrai99999]

So first thing- that brahman was job here(i know British wanted world to feel good about english bringing civilization to india but brahman is job(and he was brahman, based on his clothes) And i am brahman by caste(after British created this caste style) but according to varn i am businessman (and job of person creates his varn) And as much i remember from this show, he was talking about marrying his daughter (money on arrangements) he didn't said that he is giving money to guy(btw during that period, people of the village were the one who use to give money to groom(people of that varn)

[@thegreenjellybean77]

Some of the stories are exactly similar to the Gopal Bhar stories we heard and watched here in Bengali. The concept of both are almost same (powerful king with a witty minister)

[@faizazaheer16]

I remember watching this show as a kid..lol....At that time I kinda liked it a lot.. But watching them now, they really are way to weirder than I remember they were..

[@stepasidebiaach]

Nahhh bandbudh aur budbak needs to be mentioned shit was far better than most Indian animated cartoons ngl

[@studioghibliprofilepic48]

I don't remember where exactly I watched but I definitely watched this as a kid, probably in tamil? Loved your video btw

[@doodleoffice221]

It would seem weird in today's context, which I learnt way after I watched this show actually, but in general i think childhood cartoons were way dark in dealing with subjects in comparison today, which r very cautious and less story and writing orientated I would say, as in they follow a common safe mold rather than getting their hands on writing something for real I was particularly interested in Panchatantra stories so this show was exactly what I needed I really loved this show and the tid bits of personality and wit ngl, made me feel very intelligent, it's music is very nostalgic too I want to find it

[@Yodelling_Bibble]

omg I used to love this show as a kid!! we had a hindi chapter on Akbar and Birbal in the 4th grade. Watching this video made me realise how strange these strories really were

[@vinitrao4310]

12:26 look at those horses bro they're so cute😭😭

[@book_roblox]

Built like the letter V

[@joshuamartyn3987]

15:42 “i guess we’ll never know”- Birbal West

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

💀💀 (Those are the severed heads in the mail)

[@aishwarya3239]

Every Sunday. I would wait to watch tenali raman and vikram vetal. But akbar and birbal was a classic.

[@SandeepSabarish]

9:13 even though thats what I exactly thought, I don't encourage a women laughing at a pornobrainrot joke.

[@fingers_crossed_3839]

krish trish and baltiboy is very good I love it till date ❤

[@Noorkaur-j1]

Can't see the video, my exam is in 2 days. I'll watch it after my exams. Just came to comment.

[@SpideyFan2002]

Good luck with the exams!

[@Noorkaur-j1]

@@SpideyFan2002 thank you so much :)

[@SpideyFan2002]

@@Noorkaur-j1 You're welcome! :)

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

How did you do?? 👀

[@Noorkaur-j1]

@KarraMeansSpicy thank you for asking 💗. The exam was great, it was viva basically, I answered everything confidently but the examiner was so rude, I greeted him nicely, he didn't even smile and said sit. 🥲

[@sethulakshmi5403]

I loved watching this show growing up, watched it to improve my english(lies told to mother) that watched hindi dub and malayalam dub, dialogue and morals changes for each one. So I always liked the ox's milk episode, and i later realise i am just freaky (milking an ox and mpreg 🙃). You said you won't do religious ones but try watching chhota bheem ( especially the movies where he teams up with others). Loved this one.

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

"Milking an ox and mpreg"... I have finally reached my target audience 🤝

[@yusraisar6308]

I enjoyed this as a kid ; it used air in our country too. I remember watching this in Hindi/Urdu dubbing. But there's a reason why Akbar is shown to be filled with Hubiris. There's a reason why he addresses the the old man as a Brhamin(it reflects the makers adherence to the caste system). Many instances in this cartoon now would be considered as stereotypes and filled with prejudice and hate towards Muslims and the Mughal rulers of India. Despite this ,Akbar is considered as a "good" ruler in history, however he is caricaturized and shown to be an idiot.

[@vedikadhok1156]

as far as i know, brahmin is also a profession (the priests at temples are called brahmins/pandits) so it may not necessarily be a reference to his caste but rather his occupation, or maybe not.....who knows?

[@drjagritisingh6569]

​@@vedikadhok1156woman read real history outside of conspiracy theories .ask your parents your jaati whether you can become kori jaati instead of yours jaati.

[@drjagritisingh6569]

Yes ,you are correct, now i can see ,all the problematic stuffs, only upper c@stes b1goted h1ndoos deny it.

[@drjagritisingh6569]

Exactly

[@drjagritisingh6569]

​@@vedikadhok1156stop reading conspiracy theories as history.

[@saptaparnabhattacharya5908]

6:05 correct me if I am wrong but in one episode the courtiers were upset about akbar's brother in law & one of them mentioned that how his brother in law has harrassed a woman infront of everyone

[@TechnoArpan]

Little krishna would be fun, I think

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

As much as I'd love to watch and review that, I'm gonna try to stray away from religion-based cartoons for obvious reasons [i don't want to get doxxed]😳

[@harsheh]

@@KarraMeansSpicy chota bheem the pride of hyderabad

[@wgtroia]

This reminded me of apple tree knowledge series lol. I think there was Indian animation but in Cds. I think India recently has more animated shows because I remember going to Cartoon Network watching Roll No1.

[@KittyOfChess]

Did you know they made a live action remake of a Chhota Bheem movie last year?

[@prafulmehta6217]

Story which I heard Akabar create challenge in state that whoever survive whole night in lake will receive prize

[@JagroopM]

I am not a Birbal fan. He’s been Unnecessarily made a hero. He threatens our Guru (Sikh) to stop preaching before he comes back or he will punish Guru ji when he comes back from his trip. GUESS WHAT!! He never came back and was KILLED… so much for being best minister.

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

Okay

[@Disha-kn7ym]

ROLL NO. 21

[@La_motavation]

Yaayyy cartoons!!!

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

Yaayyy FIRST COMMENT!!!!⭐

[@xjet_black_wingsx]

oh yeah, i love how unhinged indian cartoons are [please review roll no. 21 or chhota bheem next 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏]

[@SandeepSabarish]

Vikramadityan stories is 10x Wild

[@beingzombievstheworld]

Akbar was og mr beast can you survive one night in cold river for a night for 1000 coins

[@ashmit360]

5:35 😂😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Yes, this show and those stories were my childhood but you really put it into perspective, I have questions. Also, I was that person who bought wholesale the fact that Tenali Raman had a cat and people in Vijayanagara Kingdom spoke in an American accent.

[@kaushiksunapu5657]

Do look into Tenali Raman, really funny cartoon as well!

[@TheKaurK]

No way Akbar was Birbal’s best bud though! Also, I used to watch Tenali Raman as well and it has the same King-Advisor dynamic except that the King is a bit of a himbo haha! I’d say the animation quality is better too and it’s a little less colorist than this one too and the designs are better!

[@2301WAYNE]

There are very handful original Indian Cartoons that Were good. Since in India animation has no value and cost way too much with poor results. Even though Akbar Birbal is based on history but this one is one of the very few ones that were gold both enjoyed that could be enjoyed by kids and adults. Sadly never became that popular among many Akbar Birbal Stories or other popular mediocre Indian Cartoons. Speaking of Akbar Birbal The Big Magic Live-Action is Masterpiece though. As a Kid I forced myself to not like it since I loved the cartoon but in just few moments it became my most favourite. That is the only Series in India that is the most re-watchable of Every episode. It could have infinite epsiode and yet never got enough but it also got cancelled for the popular mediocre show that cancelled many underperformed great shows. Most of the great ones either got cancelled early or got ruined by unnecessary dragged episodes.

[@marathesayu]

i watched this as a kid.....

[@marathesayu]

also watched chota birbal

[@ayushrawat-hj5lb]

i think the best indian cartoon is gonna be LITTLE Krishna

[@namjoonstolejiminsjams]

Nope it has to be krishna and balrama

[@ann._xp-fr]

Yo don't forget Krish, Trish and baltiboy ‼️

[@JohnLopez-t5o]

U should check out Nickelodeons cartoon Sanjay and Craig , and do a history of the Simpsons Apu and the big bang theory character Raj

[@SoulMadeOfBooks]

I also used to watch this alot

[@GrannuQwerty]

𝓐𝓴𝓫𝓪𝓻 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓫𝓲𝓻𝓫𝓪𝓵 𝓴𝓲𝓷𝓭𝓪 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 ❤️

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

how dare you

[@kyuu3063]

chota bheem chota bheem chota bheem bheem bheem

[@V10L3TAPPL3]

You should also watch " krish tris and baltiboy "

[@CharnRohit]

My father also watched this cartoon

[@SunnyChoudhary-k5k]

Only lame kids used to watch this show. Cool kids watches the adventures of Tenali raman. Same concept but better show.

[@ashmit360]

13:18 me when rajma chawal

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

I was wondering when someone would caption this scene

[@shivambhatt6686]

I think this version of the show is kinda bad while you make some good and valid points about the show I think this particular version is worse than the ones I grew up watching.

[@noriatalitha]

Im from srilanka. And ive watched it too 😂

[@La_motavation]

Does anyone remember happy tree friends?

[@sylvrstone]

[@cyberpunkalphamale]

obviously plunkett and macleane stole this plot

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

never heard of them but I'll take your word for it!

[@prafulmehta6217]

I think show is wrong

[@Twocat5side]

Yooo you didn't watch "Little Krishna" !!!! 😩 disappointed

[@ngghnkmhvdhnibvccbnktrusfa5376]

I never watched cartoons made from india ( sorry theyre crappy ) chota bheem, keymon ache ( blech) motu patlu ( pukes hard) mighty raju ( dead ) the only cartoon i liked were the amar chithra katha series and the krishna and balram one in cn, the other shows were mind numbing and have no story and is not entertaining at all

[@marathesayu]

watch M.A.D. you will like it (i will be unhappy if you hate on it)

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

GIRL I LOVE M.A.D., I'm contemplated doing a tutorial where I follow one of Rob's tutorials, but I'm sure that's been done a million times over

[@marathesayu]

@@KarraMeansSpicy i haven't seen anyone do anything like that so maybe u should!!! I used to make his papier mache crafts often!! they're so fun and messy to make so u should try that

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

😮😮😮

[@KarraMeansSpicy]

😮😮😮

[@whitedaisies9355]

Ur funny, post moreHAHAHAHA

[@bedsidearts]

Eat the rich

[@mykitteniskillingmebaby]

I would have loved to hear about the history the show is based on😢

[@ProfessorFish]

what type of wach intro is that 🤮

[@diablodelfuego6633]

Original stories were based on Krishna Deva Raya of Vijayanagar empire and Tenali Ramakrishna the court Jester who saves the kingdom. Unfortunately, it's copy of fake stories Akbar and Birbal is more famous

[@thegreenjellybean77]

Actually these kind of stories, like King - Witty minister relationship are kind of prevalent in different regions. In north, you have the Akbar Birbal stories, in south they have the Tenali Rama stories and here in Bengal, we have Gopal Bhar stories. So these are mostly regional based stories

[@diablodelfuego6633]

The real stories are about Jalaluddenn Muhammad(aka Akbar) and his rivalry with Maharana Pratap

[@animedc69]

Actually its tenali rama stories. Akbar and birbal are made up copy paste of it

[@diablodelfuego6633]

India didn't have any concept of dowry until the British came. Before that, we had the parents of the girl give the girl money for her new life and family.

[@kafka1343]

😂😂😂

[@soumya5832]

Tell me you haven't read Indian history without telling me you havent read Indian history 😂