Chhota Bheem

Kaalia and Bheem compete in a laddo eating competition, with Bheem winning. Kaalia challenges Bheem to a tough competition, where the monster turns into a kid. The kid tells everyone about disrespecting an old lady over food, who turned him into a hogging bunny. The spell will reverse if Bheem defeats the monster in an eating competition, and thanks him for defeating him.

King Indraverma uses a golden lotus to prevent a thievery in his palace. Bheem and his gang help three fairies steal from the lotus. The lotus transforms into a mother fairy, helping them clear Achamba's debt. They defeat Achamba, a scorpion, and restore the fairies' powers. The fairies return stolen jewels and thank the gang for their help.

A cycle race between Dholakpur and Pehelwanpur kids begins, with Bheem leading. Keechak sets traps but falls into one, and Bheem helps him. Chutki and Shivani collide due to a trap, then trick Dholu-Bholu to take their cycle. They pedal ahead and cross the finish line, leaving the winner unclear but restoring friendship between the villages.

As King Indraverma leaves for a conference, Dholakpur needs an Interim King, chosen by the golden swan, Soni. Kalia and Raju compete for the golden ticket. Raju steals it, but Babban Sher attacks Soni. The king’s guards seek Bheem’s help. Kalia is accused but cleared when Bheem spots Soni with Raju’s arrow. As Babban Sher attacks, Bheem saves Soni and is chosen as the Interim King.

King Indraverma hears Indumati’s boredom with her usual birthdays and plans a surprise. He takes her to Dholakpur Circus with Bheem and friends, where clowns “abduct” her mid-act. Bheem chases them, overcoming traps and obstacles. After a fun-filled adventure, he discovers it was all the king’s plan to make Indumati’s birthday unforgettable.

A mysterious Ninja Prince helps people, and everyone suspects Bheem. Curious, Bheem chases the prince but bumps into Indumati, who later honors him for his service. On the big day, the prince is trapped and vanishes, while Indumati goes missing. Clues lead Bheem to Daku Mangal Singh’s den, where he rescues the prince, defeats Mangal Singh, and vows to keep the prince’s identity secret.

Buri Pari creates a clone of Bheem from his DNA, identical in looks and strength. The clone wreaks havoc, tarnishing Bheem’s reputation. Despite his efforts, Bheem struggles to defeat him. Ultimately, Bheem earns the clone’s respect, making him realize his mistakes. Filled with remorse, the clone’s heart and DNA transform, causing him to vanish into thin air like a grain of sand.

Daku Mangal Singh wants to quit robbery and seeks Bheem’s help. Bheem takes him to Tuntun Masi’s shop, but Mangal messes up. Later, he helps Bheem catch thieves, inspiring Bheem to convince the king to make him a royal guard. One night, Mangal’s old henchmen rob the treasury and tempt him to return to crime, but Bheem catches them and teaches them a lesson.

Mangal Singh gets magical spells from Buri Pari to attack Dholakpur but mispronounces them, causing trouble for himself. Mocked by the kids, he returns to Buri Pari, who gives him a strength potion with a warning. Ignoring it, he drinks it all and bloats up, unleashing destructive burps. Bheem, with Acchi Pari’s help, drops a magical digestive tablet into Mangal’s mouth.

A talkative kid, Buddhu Swami, arrives in Dholakpur, claiming to be Bheem’s biggest fan and wanting to fight evil. However, his chatter disrupts adventures and even alerts a thief, letting him escape. After multiple failures, Bheem cleverly uses Buddhu’s talkative nature to trap a thief. Grateful, Buddhu Swami thanks Bheem for making his dream of saving the world come true.

A misunderstanding leads the King of Pehelwanpur to declare war on Dholakpur. To prevent it, Bheem, Raju, and Kalia are sent to deliver an urgent letter. However, a breeze sweeps it away, leading to a chaotic chase. After overcoming hurdles, they retrieve the letter and reach the battlefield just in time. The letter reveals a mouse, not King Indraverma, ate the jalebis, and the war is called off.

A trickster, Taala Ghotala, tricks people into losing chess games in three moves, taking what makes them happy. He even defeats Bheem and takes over Dholakpur, imprisoning the king. Bheem learns Taala uses a magical beetle to hypnotize opponents. Disguised as a Chinese challenger, Bheem catches the beetle mid-game, defeats Taala, and captures him, freeing Dholakpur from his grip.

An ancient Chinese Civilization of Monkeys abducts Jaggu so that he can host a spirit of their dead King. But the jealous competitor who wants to be the King wants to destroy Jaggu, and it's up to Bheem and the team to save him.