Famous Fables, Fairytales and Folklore Drama Start

In a forest, two sparrows, Sammy and Sally, built a cozy nest. During a storm, they offered sheltering advice to a shivering monkey named Milo. Misunderstanding their intentions, Milo destroyed their nest in frustration. The incident taught them all a valuable lesson about when and how to offer help to others.

Tara the Turtle, living in a drying lake, devises a plan with her swan friends to move to a new lake. They carry her through the sky on a stick, which she must hold with her mouth without speaking. Tara opens her mouth to talk, falls, but learns the importance of listening to friends.

In a forest filled with birds, a meeting is called to choose a king. The owl is selected for his wisdom and strength. As the coronation begins, the crow arrives, questioning the choice and suggesting other birds might be better suited. His words cause doubt, and the ceremony is halted, leaving the forest without a king.

A kind Brahmin receives a cow as a gift and sells her milk for a living. One night, a thief and a demon plan to steal the cow and eat the Brahmin. Their quarrel wakes him up. Through prayer, the Brahmin banishes the demon and chases away the thief, saving himself and the cow.

In the jungle, a clever jackal finds a dead elephant but can't break its skin. By tricking a lion, tiger, and finally a cheetah, claiming he's guarding the elephant for the lion, he convinces the cheetah to open it. The jackal's quick thinking allows him to feast, proving mental strength trumps physical power.

In a peaceful village, a hardworking donkey befriends a jackal and together, they sneak into a farm at night for food. One night, against the jackal's advice, the donkey sings loudly, waking the farmer. The farmer disciplines the donkey, teaching him a lesson about timing and discretion. Friendship and wisdom prevail.