
Buggu
The little one with big feelings
Mint onesie, turquoise mask, orange cap with a monster on it. Buggu wants the toy truck, the swing and the tablet, usually all at once. He's learning to say what he feels before he acts on it.
Thank you to all viewers for giving birth to me
Tap the B
Buggu aur Papa Babloo ki Jodi
Chhoti si kahani, badi si seekh.
Thirty-second stories where Buggu learns to share, tell the truth, be brave and stay safe, with Papa Babloo right beside him. Made for kids 2 to 6 and the grown-ups watching with them.

New on the channel
Each short gives Buggu one real toddler moment. He names how he feels, Papa Babloo helps him work out what to do, and the episode ends on a line you can use at home.
Empathy
Courage
Safety
Honesty
Patience
Sharing
Screen time
KindnessSwipe for more. Every short opens on YouTube.
Meet the Jodi
Buggu does what every two-year-old does. Papa Babloo never shouts, never lectures, and always gets down to Buggu's height first.

The little one with big feelings
Mint onesie, turquoise mask, orange cap with a monster on it. Buggu wants the toy truck, the swing and the tablet, usually all at once. He's learning to say what he feels before he acts on it.

Big bear, soft voice
Red B cap, pastel checked shirt, floral trousers and endless patience. Papa Babloo turns a meltdown into a question: what happened, how do you feel, and what can we do now?
For parents
The same six beats each time, so little ones learn the pattern and start using it themselves.
Something small goes wrong. A friend takes a toy, a seed won't sprout, the room is dark.
Papa Babloo kneels down and asks instead of telling.
Sad, scared, cross, shy. Buggu says the feeling out loud.
He tries the better choice and sees what it does for someone else.
A few seconds of the good feeling, so it sticks.
Papa Babloo says one sentence, also shown on screen, that you can repeat at home.
Stop when Buggu names his feeling and ask Have you ever felt like that?
The last line is written for real life. Use it the next time the same thing happens at the park.
Each short is thirty seconds by design. Watch one together, then go and play.
From the archive
Before the feelings shorts came the full series: 100+ funny episodes of Buggu, Papa Babloo, a magic broom and a lot of trouble.
More from Khilkhilapur
Buggu lives in Khilkhilapur, a small town where the biggest news is usually a sprout or a swing.
Partner with us
Buggu and Papa Babloo are original characters owned by Kayhan Buggu TV Studios, part of Kayhan Entertainment in Mumbai. We work with schools, brands and broadcasters who want kids content that teaches something real.
Plush, apparel, books and stationery through Kayhan Merchandising.
Short, classroom-ready episodes on sharing, safety and feelings, with a closing line teachers can use.
Custom shorts, co-branded campaigns and distribution in Hindi and English.