A wicked drummer comes to the village of Dholakpur with an intent of becoming the king and taking away all the riches. He hypnotizes the villagers with the sound of his drum. Chutki, Raju, Kalia, Dholu & Bholu and even the king himself come under the evil drummers spell. Jaggu and Bheem are the only two saved from the spell. Will Bheem be able to fight against his own friends? Will he be able to save Dholakpur from the evil drummer? Don’t miss this interesting story!

One day, an old woman comes to the King and begs him to rescue her only grandchild who supposedly has been last seen entering the mine. The king sends an army that falls prey to Bhrambhatt’s curse and disappears in the vast gloom of the mine. Boastful Kalia and his minions, Dholu and Bholu, meet the same fate as that of the army. Finally, Bheem and his team, enter the mine.One by one, Raju, Chutki and Jaggu too get ensnared by the gold and get enchanted. Only Bheem manages to stay above the greed cast by gold. He defeats the wild animals and breaks the spell and returns home with the rescued prisoners and the golden hoard.

One day when princess Indumati along with Bheem and friends is making plans to celebrate her father, king Indravarma's birthday; Jaywardhan, who is the king's brothter-in-law barges in the palace. He says that his son Vishnuwardan is kidnapped by tribals and he needs help. But jaywardhan wants Bheem to rescue his son, instead of the soldiers. Will the king understand the conspiracy of Jaywardhan and send Bheem to face the dangerous tribals? Read this story which is filled with adventure, thrill, And fantasy; all rolled in one!

Jaggu's cousin Daggu visits Dholakpur. Jaggu introduces him to Bheem and the others but Daggu is unfriendly, and also misbehaves with everyone. Chutki and Raju get annoyed with Daggu’s behavior. Meanwhile Chutki reminds Bheem that all of them have been invited to the palace and that they need to attend to the King’s summons. Daggu gets excited and pleads with Jaggu to visit the palace. All get worried that Daggu would misbehave, but Bheem agrees. Does Daggu behave himself in the palace? Or does he create more trouble for Bheem? Find out as you read though the comic.

Pehelwanpur is hosting a boxing contest for kids below seven years of age.Since Bheem can’t participate, Raju takes part. Dholu & Bholu also take part from Dholakpur. From Pehelwanpur, a new kid, Chhota Mannu participates. The day of the competition arrives and the crowd is super excited. How far do Dholu & Bholu go? Does Chotta Mannu defeat our Raju? Read on to enjoy an exciting story!

One fine day, as Kalia, Dholu & Bholu were whiling away time by the lake, two men come asking for directions. The two men turn out to be on the panel for the ‘Book of World Records’, who were on their way to Hasmukh Nagar, to capture a new world record. Kalia instantly gets an idea to become world famous. He decides to tame a new horse in the least time possible, which the king, Raja Indraverma II had brought to try in the Dholakpur army. The show begins but during the countdown, Kalia’s horse goes out of control and runs amock. What happens now? Who saves the villagers from the angry horse? Is any world record created at all? Catch this thrilling mis-adventure of Kalia and see how Bheem plays his part yet again.

An Alien spaceship loses control over Earth’s gravity and unexpectedly lands in the outskirts of Dholakpur. After trying his best to restart the spaceship, Zark, the little alien from Zarhan planet now lost in Dhoalkpur, wanders in the village for help. The villagers on seeing the strange creature conclude him to be a ghost and complain to the King. The King then summons Bheem and his friends, who reveal that the ghost is actually a harmless alien and help him return home to his planet.

Princess Indumati yearns for a girl completion at Dholakpur. King Indraverma gives in to her demand asks Chhota Bheem to organise the first ever “ Girls vs Girls ” championship at Dholakpur. Participants from all the neighbouring villages arrive to battle it out win the title. But does the girl power of Dholakpur , represented by Chutki and Indumati, come good against their tough competitors? Do they manage to keep the pride of Dholakpur intact? Enjoy while you read!

Under auspicious astronomical position, Krishna is born to Devaki & Vasudev. Lord Vishnu himself appears to Devaki and Vasudev, and assures them that it is he who will be born in the form of Krishna. Lord Vishnu instructs Vasudev to take the baby to Gokul, and exchange the baby with the just-born daughter of Yashoda and Nand. Vasudev magically is set free by Lord Vishnu's magic, and is able to escape from the prison and carry baby Krishna to Nandlal & Yahsoda at Gokul. On realizing that the baby had escaped, Kansa instructs a witch named Putana, to kill all new born children in the cities, villages and pasturing grounds. Putana enters the county of Gokula, the residential quarter of Nanda Maharaja, kidnaps baby Krishna and tries to kill him, but instead gets killed by Krishna.Kansa sends two of his other demonic friends to find the cause of Putana's death but both end up getting killed by Krishna. Makhan Chor shows the infant Krishna growing up in Gokul under the love and care of his foster parents, Nandlal and Yashoda, to become the popular, mischievous but the lovable "KANHA" of Gokul. Krishna, along with his brother, Balram and friends is always having fun, be it playing pranks on the unsuspecting gopi's, stealing butter (Makhan) or destroying any demon sent to kill him by his evil uncle, Kansa.

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