Motu Patlu
Motu Patlu is an Indian
animated sitcom television series currently airing on Nickelodeon. The series
is produced by Cosmos-Maya.It is adapted from the classic comic strip on
Lotpot. It was premiered on 16 October 2012, beginning with episode "Jon
Banega Don". It focuses on two friends, Motu and Patlu, living in the
fictional city Furfuri Nagar.
The director is Suhas
Kadav and the theme music composer is Sandesh Shandilya. The producers are
Deepa Sahi and Anish JS Mehta. The theme song "Motu Patlu Ki Jodi" is
sung by Sukhwinder Singh.It is one of the most popular kids shows in India.
It received mostly
positive reviews, with praise for vocal performance, animation, entertainment
value, but criticized direction & runtime.
The story revolves around
Motu and Patlu, two friends living in Furfuri Nagar.The show focuses on how the
two have a penchant to land themselves in comical situations, later rescuing
themselves only by sheer luck. Samosas are Motu's favourite food, and he
frequently tries to steal them from the local Chaiwala who makes the best
samosas in the city. Motu is mainly the black sheep of the duo, unintentionally
creating problems while Patlu is always the one to solve them. Sometimes, the
characters Ghasitaram, Chingam and Dr. Jhatka aid them. However, Ghasitaram at
times misdirects and swindles them by making them try Dr. Jhatka's vast
repertoire of quirky gadgets and gizmos. After Motu eats samosas, he
temporarily gains more energy and strength than he normally has.
The main antagonist of
the series is a criminal named "John the Don" who is always
accompanied by his two dull-witted henchmen, Number One and Number Two. John
intends to become a don, but his plans always fail due to the heroic actions of
Motu and Patlu, who trap and expose him and his plans Tit for Tat.
Characters
• Motu: Motu is a plump man who serves as the one of the show's
central protagonists. He likes to eat samosas which provides him power. He is a
gardener. Motu's best friend is Patlu therefore this serial called Motu Patlu. He often
lands in trouble because of his actions. He is always looking for the easiest
way to earn money, have fun and get to eat a lot of samosas, even if it means
landing himself in trouble. Sometimes he gets over-expressive while celebrating
his victory and can do something very foolish, like bringing back a pirate into
the present who they had sent recently back to the past. He is also shown
bragging about something he has never done. But he is a good-natured man who
wants to help others. He wears a red tunic with a navy blue (though mostly
black) vest, yellow Pyjamas, and shoes. His talking accent looks influenced by
Dara Singh. When he eats samosas, he gets extra energy like Chhota Bheem and
can defeat anyone in the world. He is depicted as extremely afraid of mice. His
father is believed to have been abducted by extra-terrestrials from Axar during
his search for extra-terrestrial lifeforms in the universe.
• Patlu: Patlu is a slim man who serves as the one of the
show's central protagonists. He is often portrayed as the smartest guy in the
city. He often gets into trouble along with Motu but he manages to help himself
and Motu when they land in trouble. He always advises Motu to be in their
normal track and thus lead a "danger-free" life, but he can always be
coaxed (or forced) by Motu into helping him. He dislikes samosas but loves to
read newspapers. It is also believed that his grandfather was a boxing champion
and had a recipe for procuring extraordinary strength, which is later
discovered by Motu. He wears a yellow tunic with orange leggings, brown-framed
glasses, and brown shoes.
• Dr. Jhatka: Dr. Jhatka is an eccentric scientist. His accent
is like a sardar, so he is referred as a Punjabi. His inventions are usually
very impressive, but are of little use to the townspeople. In fact, more times
than not they end up landing someone in trouble. He drives a yellow flying car.
Jhatka is known by his balding hair, green shirt, violet neck tie, and blue
jeans. His grandfather is shown to be a millionaire searching for the
whereabouts of his grandson in Furfuri Nagar; he almost falls into the sly,
pretentious and crafty John's trap, who pretends to be his scientist grandson.
His design is a parallel version of Motu. Sometime he tests his gadgets on Motu
and Patlu without telling them any information about it and they get into
problems because of it. Later he creates an antidote and uses it to make them
normal like before. He often gets beaten by Motu and Patlu because of it.
• Ghasitaram: Ghasitaram has 20 years of experience in every
field but only very few of the experience is useful to anyone. He hails from
Ghatal located in West Midnapore in West Bengal. Almost like Dr. Jhatka, his
so-called "experiences of 20 years" often land people, especially
Motu and Patlu, in trouble. However, Motu and Patlu do call on him for help in
certain episodes. Ghasitaram helps Dr. Jhatka with experiments and coaxing Motu
and Patlu to test Dr. Jhatka's inventions. His design is a parallel version of
Patlu. He wears a cobalt blue tunic, purple dhoti, dark brown vest, and shoes
of the same color.
• Chingum:
is a police inspector. He believes that no criminal can escape from his
clutches. However, Chingum manages to catch criminals merely by luck with the
help of Motu and Patlu. A Rajinikanth devotee with a strong south Indian
accent, Chingum is a solicitous police inspector. He takes pride in the fact
that no criminal can ever get away from him. When he fires his gun in the air
after telling his dialogue, coconuts fall on his head and makes him fall to the
ground. He drives a green motor bike and sometimes also drives a police jeep.
He is sometimes helped by two constables, Hera and Pheri. As of the movie
"Motu Patlu: Double Trouble", he is married. Chingum wears a khaki
uniform with metals and a nametag on it. He also wears sunglasses most of the
time. He likes south Indian food such as Idli, Dosa, Sambhar and Coconut
chutney.
• Chaiwala: A man who has a tea-shop near Motu's house. His
real home is never revealed in the series. He makes Motu's favorite samosas and
Patlu's favorite tea in the city. Motu steals the samosas from his shop and
does not give the money to him. Motu gets a lot of power by eating samosas of
Chaiwala. After eating samosas he shows aggression and can beat anyone,
although the Chaiwala does not like his samosas to be eaten for free. He
occasionally rewards Motu by exempting him from the money Motu owes him or even
promising him free samosas when he saves him from other residents of Furfuri
Nagar. Motu sometimes gets beaten for not giving money to Chaiwala.
• John: John serves
as the main antagonist of the show. John's ambition is to become a Don. But his
plans always fail very badly and thus end up in him getting arrested or being
taunted by other people. He writes some short poems. Contrary to normal
thieves, he is not afraid of Chingum but is instead afraid of Motu and Patlu.
He is plump, and short in size and faces discrimination for that. He wears a
blue dress shirt with dark blue flower prints, yellow undershirt, brown belt,
dark periwinkle pant with blue cuffs, and brown shoes.
• Number 1: Number 1 is John's goon who serves as the one of
the supporting antagonists. He likes John's short poems. He has brilliant ideas
to trap Motu and Patlu but whenever he tells him John says that his idea is bad
and beats him, saying that he has a better plan but repeats the same one.
Though he respects John, he is always the first to get beaten by him. He wears
a blue French check hat, magenta striped shirt, denim trousers, and a yellow
ascot.
• Number 2: Number 2 is John's goon who rarely speaks. He has a
dark mark on his eye and a band aid on his oversized nose. He has dark brown
hair, wears a cyan striped shirt, aquamarine ascot, and brownish-orange pants.
• Boxer: Motu's neighbour/neighbor who wears red boxing gloves,
a white tank top, and red pants with vertical yellow stripes. He is an
aggressive man and a teacher in the school they used to attend. His coach is
Mr. Thakur. He always wants to help his neighbors but he gets angry and beats
them up. He also has an expensive car which gets destroyed by Motu. In
"Boxer's Baby", it is also shown that he is not a good parent and
could not get his son, Sunny, to sleep. Also, he is depicted having a cowardly
brother in "Judwa Boxer" who becomes bold enough later to free him
from Motu and Patlu's captivity. Read more details visit Talibilm.pk
• Bubblegum: He is the father of Chingum and the commissioner
of police of the area comprising Furfuri Nagar and adjoining villages. He once
got impressed with Motu and Patlu and even recruited them in the police as
Havaldars, but when he came to know that they were not as capable as he had
thought, he got annoyed with them and fired them from the police.
• Hera Singh: He is a Hawaldar of Inspector Chingum. He always
tells Chingum, "Aap to top ho, hindustan ki hop ho", which means
"You are India's greatest hope".
• Pheri Lal: He is a Hawaldar of Inspector Chingum. He always
remarks, "You are very great sir, but born little late sir".
• Sabziwali: She sells best vegetables in the whole Furfuri
Nagar. Motu can be troublesome to her too at times and also owes her some
money. She has got a fiery temper and can also punish Chingum at times whenever
his chases harm her vegetables in some or other way. She wears a green saree
over a black blouse.
• Mayor: He is the Mayor of Furfuri Nagar, He wears a coat and
a white shirt with the coat coloured Pant. He sometimes has a Mayor named band
on his coat.
• Munni: She is the sister of Motu.
• Chotu: He is the nephew of Motu, He wears a green T-shirt
with a pink pant. Sometimes, he wears a brown shirt with a yellow pant.
• Johnny: He is the big brother of John. In Motu Patlu Acchey Insaan,
he is seen to be caught. In Episode John Ka Bhai Johnny, he is seen very rich.
• Virus: He is a scientist, He always invents something for
John. In return, he asks for money to John but John somehow fools him and makes
his run away. John uses his gadgets as a trial on him and puts Virus in
trouble.
• Additional characters include Chingum's mother, Amma,
Chingum's wife, Dharti, and Chingum's uncle, Troublegum.
Location:
The series is premised in
a fictional town of Furfuri Nagar in India. Furfuri Nagar is a peaceful yet
glamorous Indian small town, simultaneously noble and squalid, adjoined by a
river with a few shops, a large market area, a bus depot, a cluster of
single-storeyed houses, temples and a few recreational places. There are a few
villages and few neighbouring town shown in the series, like Kamalpur, Sursuri
Nagar and Modern City. Despite being a small town it has its own airport. It is
not clearly mentioned where the town is actually located in India, but most of
the vehicles carry plate numbers starting with MH, which stands for the state
of Maharashtra. The police force of the town wears uniforms of the Maharashtra
Police.
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