Emperor Akbar is sure his subjects love him. Birbal isn't so sure. A simple tub of milk — and one very revealing night — is all it takes to settle the debate once and for all.

A thief is hiding among a merchant's employees, and Birbal has a plan to catch him — using nothing but a handful of ordinary wooden sticks and a clever trick of the mind.

When the King of Persia asks Birbal a very tricky question — who is the greater ruler, him or Emperor Akbar? — Birbal finds the most brilliant answer in the night sky itself.

An honest oil merchant leaves his gold coins with a dishonest neighbor and comes home to find them gone. Can Birbal prove who the real owner is? The answer floats right to the surface.

When Emperor Akbar pays a surprise visit to Birbal's home, it's not Birbal who impresses him — it's his quick-witted daughter! A beautiful story about the wisdom that runs in families.

Three fish. One warning. Three very different choices — and three very different fates.Fishermen are coming for the pond. One fish plans ahead. One stays calm. One does nothing. Which one survives?A timeless Panchatantra tale for ages 4–10.⏱️ About 5 minutes 🌟 Moral: Act before trouble arrives. Leaving everything to fate is the most dangerous choice of all.

A cruel snake. A grieving crow family. And one brilliantly simple plan for justice.After losing their babies to a snake who lives below their tree, two crows turn to a wise friend. Can they outwit the snake once and for all?A timeless Panchatantra tale for ages 4–10.⏱️ About 5 minutes 🌟 Moral: When a problem is too big to face alone, find a wise friend. Never give up on protecting the ones you love.

Raised by lions, loved like a son — but growing up with the wrong idea of who he really is.When a young jackal forgets where he truly belongs, only one honest voice can save him from danger. Will he hear it in time?A timeless Panchatantra tale for ages 4–10.⏱️ About 5 minutes 🌟 Moral: Know who you are. True love sometimes means telling a hard truth.

A full belly, a moonlit field, and a donkey who just couldn't stay quiet.His friend begged him not to sing. The farmers were close. Will the donkey listen — or will his love of singing cost him everything?A timeless Panchatantra tale for ages 4–10.⏱️ About 4 minutes 🌟 Moral: When a good friend warns you, listen. Sometimes the wisest thing is to be quiet.

One wise old swan. A flock that laughed at his warning. And a tiny creeper that grew into a trap.When a small danger is ignored again and again, will the swans listen before it's too late?A timeless Panchatantra tale for ages 4–10.⏱️ About 5 minutes 🌟 Moral: Small dangers ignored become big ones. Always listen to a wise warning.