Chhota Startup

At Pocketpur School, Tej wants to be an entrepreneur. Rosy and Gyani join his team. They meet at Tej’s house, surprising his parents with his startup idea. His father is upset, but his mother supports him. They brainstorm and name their company "Chhota Startup," with the slogan "For ideas, contact Chhota Startup." After getting parental approval, they are ready to start the business

Mr. Gagan, a producer of children's gaming equipment, struggles to sell due to a lack of parks. He contacts Chhota Startup for help. Gyani notes kids prefer video games, while Rosy mentions safety issues. Tej suggests finding a spot for a park. They discover a "Govt Property" plot. The corporator agrees to build the park, and Mr. Gagan celebrates his first order.

Tej and friends are in their office. Tej solves a 5x5 Rubik's Cube, Rosy designs a logo for Chhota Startup, and Gyani tackles a math problem. Suddenly, they get a call about a struggling cobbler. They meet a young man who shows them flexible shoes with changeable soles. The kids suggest marketing the soles, and the shop thrives, turning the cobbler’s son into a full-time entrepreneur.

Tej gets a call from Pawan and takes Gyani and Rosy to the hospital. Pawan, a miniature artist with a dust allergy, often falls ill while working. The doctor advises him to contact Chhota Startup. They visit his studio and see an ambulance. Rosy gives him a gas mask, but he struggles. Tej suggests using paper, and Gyani finds a 3D pen. Pawan learns to make figurines and sets up an online shop.

A block printing artist struggles to sell his high-quality bedsheets, which last too long and lack returning customers. Kids try to help but find cheaper digitally printed options. They propose an exchange offer: trade old bedsheets for new ones at a 50% discount. The old sheets are upcycled into affordable bags and smaller vintage items.

Ketan’s bus services face huge losses as no one wants to take the bus; everyone prefers cars or bikes. His travel business is suffering. Kids suggest transforming his buses into mobile Wi-Fi offices. With corporate parks full and co-working spaces limited, the idea takes off. People start booking these buses for official trips to work on the go.

Anwer Chacha enjoys retirement, but he’s bored as his sons run the garage. He asks kids for work, who promise to help, but his son Amir creates hurdles. They discover thieves steal cars inspected by Anwer Chacha. The police and ambulances trust him. The kids suggest car inspections at customers' locations, and Anwer Chacha becomes Pocketpur’s inspector mechanic.

Kids receive an invite from a five-star resort in Pocketpur Heavenly Hills and are excited by a luxury car ride. However, the journey becomes exhausting on curvy and bumpy roads. They discover few visit due to the difficulty. A limo driver mentions a ferry that takes only 20 minutes. The kids suggest starting luxury boat rides, boosting the resort's popularity.

A speedboat owner faces a crisis as rising petrol prices make rides costly, but he can't charge more without losing customers. Kids brainstorm solutions but struggle. Reducing ride duration or adding more passengers would lessen enjoyment. They propose attaching a long banana boat to the speedboat, allowing more people to enjoy the ride while doubling the fun.

A famous Tailor is out of business as his cutom made expensive suits can't compete with cheap readymade suits. Kids come up with the idea of renting the suits instead of selling them Tinku starts getting orders for big marriages and his business picks up once again

Mr. Roshan plans to shut down his mini park due to a lack of visitors. The CSU kids investigate and find that towering buildings block sunlight, preventing morning walkers and yoga enthusiasts from getting vitamin D. They propose placing giant mirrors on the buildings to reflect sunlight into the park. Renamed Roshni Park, it becomes popular again.

Mrs. Pandey, a second-hand goods seller, struggles to convince customers to buy her items. The CSU team realizes her products need more space for better promotion. They rent a spot in Khambata Mall and advise her to let customers test the items. They also partner with others selling slightly-used goods, rapidly multiplying Mrs. Pandey’s business.

Kids are tasked with researching and modeling a Khadan. They discover one started by JK’s great-grandfather near Pocketpur is now closed, threatening the village's future. After enjoying the traditional lifestyle, they suggest turning it into a heritage village, but it fails without nearby tourist spots. They visit the mines and propose a mining theme park, attracting many tourists.

A well-known scientist Mr.Narayanan has recently retired and moved to Pocketpur, he starts science classes but he is not a great teacher and enjoys experimentation. Team CSU initially tries to convince the kids of Pocketpur to join the classes but eventually they convince Mr.Narayanan to change his ways of teaching. Science is learned better with experimentation.

JK wants to start a climate change drive in Pocketpur and releases a scary documentary, but it frightens people away. The kids realize fear isn't effective. Tej suggests making it a competition instead. They organize a game show where everyone competes to promote sustainable practices, bringing the community together to tackle climate change.

Eight-year-old Nilu asks CSU for help with her popular lemonade stall, which faces competition from a boy named Chandan. Initially, the kids think it's too small a business to intervene, but Rosy insists that every client matters. After a heated rivalry, CSU helps Nilu and Chandan collaborate, turning their competition into a joint venture for greater success.

Chhota Startup discovers Mr. Chand has many worn-out containers under a flyover, where street kids play. Facing fines and losses, Mr. Chand needs help. CSU initially suggests scrapping the containers for money, but that fails. They then propose transforming the containers into a school for street kids, benefiting both the children and Mr. Chand.

Chhota Startup is having fun in a trampoline park that’s opened 6 months ago in Pocketpur and is managed by a 15-year-old boy Jolly. However, not enough kids come to the park, and thus the park is facing losses and is going to shut down. Chhota Startup decides to help Jolly, and make the trampoline park profitable with sustainable business.

Chhota Startup meets Sagar, who owns a small pond of fish he loves but can’t maintain due to overcrowding. They propose installing large fish tanks in offices for Sagar to supply and care for the fish, but offices refuse to pay. Realizing the need for education on caring for fish, they pivot the idea to schools, teaching kids about animal care.

Chhota Startup discovers that Pocket Cars, a toy car factory, is shutting down due to low sales. The owner's son is heartbroken, as he has many memories with the cars and dreams of being a racer. Chhota Startup, sharing his nostalgia, decides to help save the business, aiming to revitalize the brand and bring joy to children again.

Chhota Startup discovers that Anwar Chacha's shop faces closure due to heaps of old tyres causing health issues. They propose creating a tyre park, repurposing the tyres to benefit the environment while providing a fun space for kids. This innovative idea not only helps Anwar Chacha save his shop but also promotes recycling in the community.

Karan is facing troubles in running his ancestral kulfi business as nowadays people don't eat kulfi in winters. He approaches team Chhota Startup. After taking an inspiration from migrating birds, kids make Karan sell Kulfies in trains, by tying up with the railway canteen Tycoon, Sikka Bhai.

Adventure Calls, a mountaineering company run by Bhukamp Dadaji and his granddaughter Maya, faces trouble from Chabi Seth's helicopter rides to the mountain top. Maya invites CSU for help. Discovering Dadaji's passion for nature photography, CSU rebrands the company as Nature Calls, offering nature treks and photography lessons. The idea succeeds, attracting many clients.

Mr. Chadda's marriage garden is a hotspot for loud weddings, while Shalini runs a classy event management company. Their rivalry harms both businesses. Kids step in to mediate, suggesting they collaborate. Shalini can plan events in Chadda's garden, while he agrees to not book loud weddings when she has clients. This way, they both benefit!