8 Moral Lessons To Learn From Chhota Bheem And His Friends On ZEE5 Kids!

ZEE5 is now an OTT destination for the entire family! As schools are shut due to the Coronavirus lockdown, kids are at home and so are parents. But that cannot stop children from learning new and good things, along with getting entertained. So, ZEE5 KIDS brings you some #NonStopBachFUN with the animated comedy show Chhota Bheem. Here’s what your kids can learn from the Bheem, Chutki, Raju, Jaggu, Kalia and Dholu-Bholu in Dholakpur!

But first, watch the latest episode here:

1. Good triumphs evil always

Have you heard the famous dialogue, “It is good to be important, but is very important to be good!” Bheem walks on this philosophy and encourages us to do so as well. He fights bad people like Kirmada – the evil demon, Mangal Singh – the robber, an evil witch and many more. He believes that we can triumph over evil only by doing good. Otherwise, what’s the difference between them and us?

2. Use your power to help others

Bheem is merely 9 years old but gifted with extraordinary superhuman strength. Using it to his advantage, he helps the villagers of Dholakpur all the time. When a person is in need or danger, Bheem jumps up first to fight the demons. He finds solutions to Raja Indravarma’s (King of Dholakpur) problems and rescues people stuck in drought situations.

3. Friendship goes a long way

Bheem, Chutki, Raju and Jaggu are inseparable friends. They have got each other’s backs at all time. Having fun while playing games and doing shenanigans in the village, they strengthen their bond of friendship. When a tough situation arises, Bheem looks out for the younger ones and protects them selflessly!

4. Never bully younger kids

Kalia is a 12-year old boy and Bheem’s rival. He has a muscular body and he takes the wrong advantage of it to bully others. Kalia threatens Raju, a 4-year old kid and Jaggu, the talking monkey. Even though his sidekicks Dholu and Bholu stand by him, he puts them into trouble for his own greed!

5. Sports make you healthy

Games and sports make a child healthy and wise! Physical activity is essential for the overall development of a child. Bheem and his friends are always playing something or the other. They organise cricket, hockey and football matches to compete with champions. Bheem even participated in a bull race and shone victoriously!

6. Help people older than you

Kids often think that adults have got it all sorted. More often than not, that is not the case. Most of the times, Raja Indravarma of Dholakpur finds himself helpless. Bheem is the one who comes to his rescue! The royal king consults a 9-year old boy to safeguard his kingdom and Bheem obliges happily!

7. Stealing is a bad habit

Tuntun mausi owns a sweet shop and makes delicious laddoos. The only bad habit that Bheem has is stealing them! Though he is a good boy otherwise, Tuntun mausi doesn’t spare him for his wrongdoing. She scolds him and asks him to apologise. She also makes Bheem promise that he won’t repeat his mistakes.

8. Girls are not weak

Chutki is the perfect epitome of Girl Power! She is 7 years old and very intelligent. She is the daughter of Tuntun mausi and helps her at the sweet shop. At a young age, she understands the importance of good manners and morals. She does all the household chores like cleaning, cooking, washing, collecting water and firewood, etc.

To learn from Bheem and his amazing friends, watch all the episodes of Chhota Bheem, streaming for FREE on ZEE5 KIDS!

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