When 9-year-old Arjun watches colourful kites dance above Jaipur's pink walls, he dreams of having the most beautiful kite of all. But what happens when having the BEST becomes more important than being HAPPY?
Perfect for kids aged 5 and above, this 18-minute Indian folktale teaches children about contentment, the dangers of greed, and why sharing our talents brings more joy than winning. Based on the ancient Panchatantra wisdom, this moral story helps young listeners understand that true success comes from helping others soar, not flying alone at the top.
What your child will learn:
✓ The difference between healthy ambition and harmful greed
✓ Why being content doesn't mean giving up on dreams
✓ How sharing skills creates lasting happiness
✓ The importance of gratitude for what we have
Join Arjun as he learns from his wise Dadi (grandmother) the ancient art of kite-making, becomes his neighbourhood's favourite teacher, and discovers a life lesson that will stay with him forever.
From Once Upon a Story Time - bringing Indian moral stories and folktales to children worldwide. Each episode features authentic cultural stories with universal life lessons.
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