Akbar Birbal Cartoon Short Films Part 2

Akbar Birbal Animated Stories - English

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Brief  History:

Birbal was the (Wazīr-e Azam) of the Mughal court in the administration of the Mughal emperor Akbar. He was one of his most trusted members along with being a part of Akbar's inner council of nine advisors, known as the navaratna, a Sanskrit word meaning nine jewels. Birbal was one of only a few persons other than Akbar that were Din-i-Ilahi believers.

Birbal's duties in Akbar's court were mostly military and administrative, but he was also a very close friend of the emperor, who appreciated Birbal for his wit and wisdom, often involving humorous exchanges. These and other stories have become part of a rich tradition of folklore and legend.

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Akbar Birbal Stories 1 (The Sadhu)

Akbar came to the throne when he was only thirteen years old. 
In the years that followed, he built on of the greatest empires 
of his time. He lived in unimaginable splendor. He was surrounded 
by courtiers who agreed with every word he said, who flattered him
and treated him as if he were a god. Perhaps it was not surprising that 
Emperor Akbar was sometimes arrogant and behaved as if the whole
 world belonged to him.

One day, Birbal decided to make the great emperor stop and think 
about life.

That evening as the emperor was going towards his palace, he noticed 
a Sadhu lying in the centre of his garden. He could not believe his eyes.
A strange Sadhu, in ragged clothes, right in the middle of the palace 
garden? The guards would have to be punished for this, thought the 
emperor furiously as he walked over to that Sadhu and prodded him 
with the tip of his embroidered slipper.

"Here, fellow!" he cried. "What are you doing here? Get up and go 
away at once!"

That Sadhu opened his eyes. Then he sat up slowly. "Huzoor," he said 
in a sleepy voice."Is this your garden, then?"

"Yes!" cried the Emperor. "This garden those rose bushes, the 
fountain beyond that, the courtyard, the palace, this fort, this empire, 
it all belongs to me!"

Slowly that Sadhu stood up. "And the river, Huzoor? And the city? 
And this country?"

"Yes, yes, it's all mine", said the emperor. "Now get out!"

"Ah", said the Sadhu. "And before you, Huzoor. Who did the garden 
and fort and city belong to then?"


"My father, of course", said the emperor. In spite of his irritation, he 
was beginning to get interested in the Sadhu's questions. He loved 
philosophical discussions and he could tell, from his manner of speaking, 
that the Sadhu was a learned man.

"And who was here before him?" the Sadhu asked quietly.

"His father, my father's father, as you know."

"Ah", said the Sadhu. So this garden, those rose bushes, the palace and 
the fort all this has only belonged to you for your lifetime. Before that they
belonged to your father, am I right? And after yours time they will belong 
to your son, and then to his son?

"Yes", said the Emperor Akbar wonderingly.

"So each one stays here for a time and then goes on his ways?"

"Yes."

"Like a dharmashala?" the Sadhu asked. "No one owns a dharmashala. Or the shade 
of a tree on the side of a road. We stop and rest for a while and then go on. And 
someone has always been there before us and someone will always come after
 we have gone. Is that not so?"

"It is", Emperor Akbar quietly.

"So your garden, your palace, your fort, your empire... these are only places you will 
stay in for a time, for the span of your lifetime. When you die, they will no longer belong 
to you. You will go, leaving them in the possession of someone else, just as your 
father did and his father before him."

Emperor Akbar nodded. "The whole world is a dharmashala", he said slowly, thinking
 very hard. "In which we mortals rest awhile. That's what you are telling me, isn't it? 
Nothing on this earth can ever belong to a single person, because each person is 
only passing through the earth and must die one day?"

The Sadhu nodded solemnly. Then, bowing to the ground, he removed his white beard 
and saffron turban and his voice changed. "Jahanpanah, forgive me!" he said, in his 
normal voice. "It was my way of asking you to think about..."

"Birbal, oh, Birbal!" the emperor exclaimed. "You are wiser than any philosopher. Come,
 come at once to the royal chamber and let us discuss this further. Even emperors are
 but wayfarers on the path of life, it is clear!"

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Chhota Bheem is a children's animation series, focusing on the adventures of a small boy named Bheem in the fictional city of Dholakpur. The series was launched in 2008. As of 2012 it has aired over 120 episodes. It was created by Rajiv Chilaka the CEO of Green Gold Animation and is broadcast on Pogo TV. The series quickly became popular and soon emerged as the number one Indian animation show in all of India.

The success of the series has spun off into a number of short animation films over the years and a full length feature film titled Chhota Bheem and the Curse of Damyaan which was released in 2012.

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