Join Pupi, Kathu, and Manjadi in this exciting animation video of educational cartoons, nursery rhymes, and baby songs. Let’s explore the world together! Watch, sing, and learn with your favorite characters! ♥ SUBSCRIBE:
00:34 Varavay Kathu
04:42 Pupi and mother Hen
08:20 Panjarakunchu
09:52 Pupi and earthworm
15:54 Enthonnu chantheenu
18:09 Valu poyi kathi kitti
25:17 Appukkuttanum ammayum
27:26 Camel and jackal
🐈 Iit’s Kathu time!
Who’s been missing Kathu, our fun Kitten? The wait is over and here she is , as lively as ever. This time, as seen in this introductory song, her little brother too is part of the everyday adventures. What a tireless threesome! Welcome to Kathuland, with all the magic of childhood, open skies and open spaces in place.
Varavay kathu Kunjumanasil
Kaliyum chiriyum Pakaranayi
Arikathethum Kunjomanayay
Kurunnuthozhee Cherukathu
Kattu chilachu Kathu vegam
Kanuka vannee kinnaram
Myavoo padinadakkum vazhi nee
Kelkkuka vannee punnaram
Karukappullin thumbil ninnum
Kanakam kando kathu nee
Nanutha kuliril thullichadi
Kalichu neengaan vayo nee
Pulakam cholli chirichu neengum
Puzhayude thalam ketto nee
Virinja poovin chantham nokki
Chirichu neengi cherukathu
Varavay kathu Kunjumanasil
Kaliyum chiriyum Pakaranayi
Na..na..na..na..Na..na..na..na..
Na..na..na..na..Na..na..na..na..
Ho..ho…….
🍬 The ‘ncha’ song (Kunchu the ‘Sweety”)
They say Malayalam is one of the toughest languages to pronounce. And when you have difficulty, that’s where brilliant minds have created songs to make things familiar. This Jack and Jill from our country is equally industrious. I mean hard-working, guys! Like our newspaper boys or the little youngsters delivering eggs and milk to your homes. They do their share of the family responsibility. More than that, look at the resourcefulness of the language. This nursery rhyme is so useful for our young friends trying to speak the difficult sounds in the language. So which sound do you hear again and again in the song?.
Kunjiyammakkanchu makkalane
Anchamanomana Kunjuvane
Panjara vittu nadannu Kunju
Panjara Kunjuvennu peru vannu
Vanjiyil panjara chakku vechu
Thunjathirunnu thuzhanju Kunju
Inji kadichu rasichu Kunju
Kunjiyammakkanchu makkalane
Anchamanomana Kunjuvane
Panjara vittu nadannu Kunju
Panjara Kunjuvennu peru vannu
✨ Enthonnu? Chanthennu
Next number is a song. Its an interesting folk song. You can by heart it easily. But, the song is full of questions. What is it? It’s kumkum. Then why doesn’t it have fragrance? Isn’t it a flower that give fragrance?
Enthonnu? Chanthennu?
Enthonnu? Chanthennu?
Chanthengil manakoolle?
Chanthengil manakoolle?
Manakunnathu poovalle
Manakunnathu poovalle
Poovenkil kettoolle?
Poovenkil kettoolle?
Kettunnathu pashuvalle?
Kettunnathu pashuvalle?
Pashuvengil karakkoolle?
Pashuvengil karakkoolle?
Karakkunnathu palalle?
Karakkunnathu palalle?
Palengil moralle?
Palengil moralle?
Morengil puliyalle?
Morengil puliyalle?
Pulikunnathu puliyalle?
Pulikunnathu puliyalle?
Puliyenkil thoongoolle?
Puliyenkil thoongoolle?
Thoongunnathu pamballe?
Thoongunnathu pamballe?
🐿️ Caught in a pot!
Don’t tell me you haven’t heard about the story of the cat who got its head trapped in a pot! Well, it seems not just cats, but its friends too. Hmmmmmm, I mean squirrels too! See what happened to Kathu’s ‘tin drum pulling’ squirrel friend,Appu. If only he had listened to his mother’s warning! Did curiosity hurt Appu?Hopefully not!
Appukkuttanumammayumoru nal
Aanjili moottil poyappol
Vazhiyil kandoru manukadamayi-
ttappoosappol kaliyayi
Makanude kalikandamma paranju
Mone ikkali theekkaliya
Kudathinullil pettal nammal
Kurukkilayathu polane
Amma paranjathu kelkkathe
Kalichiriyangane moothappol
Kudathinullil thalapoyi
Kudungiyallo Appoos
Kudungiyallo Appoos
🦃 Pupi and mother Hen
Pupi is always doubtful, questions prop up from his mind all the time. One day he met the mother hen and was surprised to see her eggs. He was more surprised to hear that chicks come out of those small eggs. Pupi asked her a funny question, what could be it?
🐛 Pupi and the earth worm
Pupi offers amarathus to Mother Rabbit and her little bunny from his plot. But there’s comes a new owner for the crops, the earth worm. He raises argments which Pupi could not deny, what were his arguments, let’s find out.
🐵 The monkey with the drum
Folklore is a country’s real treasure and who are its safe keepers? Our grandparents! In a world where less and less contact between grandparents and grandchildren are seen, children also are cheated off a secure world. Our last story in the collection is from Kerala showing us how barter system would have worked.
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