Motu Patlu

I love the show it has comedy and animation. ANIMATION IS MIND BLASTING AND IDEAS ARE AMAZING.

I simply don't know why people like such a potato quality animation like this one. I don't think kids can tell difference between a quality content and a potato quality content. Because of it's massive support from those kids, Channel Nickelodeon of India airs too much Motu Patlu. Heck, when I was younger, I used to see this series too. Motu Patlu has some interesting characters. But it totally sucks. Some times the episodes don't make any sense. I think Motu Patlu is just a lazy way to make money. No matter what, smaller kids will see this junk. It's not even enjoyable and funny. It makes me so angry when I look at any character.

Animation - 0/10 Totally junk.

Story - 3/10 Doesn't have any continuation and doesn't make any sense.

Appeal - 1/10 I don't see any reasons to watch this junk other than some funny dialogues.

Overall, Motu Patlu is hated by many people and Nickelodeon India is ruined. It is just a overrated junk. Straight up junk. Anyone with simple knowledge can tell about weirdness of this animated series.

Story makes no sense that how he gets superpower from samaosa the worst

I'm surprised that this show has so many negative reviews. I think it's pretty funny, and although the animation is not up to Hollywood standards, it is pretty good. The violence and general style makes me think more of the old Looney Tunes than anything you would see in an American children's show today. It is not like American shows that have an educational lesson built in, this is just for entertainment, and I find that it could entertain both kids and easily pleased adults like myself.

I find it especially funny that Motu and Patlu are usually depicted as good people who try to help everyone out, but whenever they get a little bit of power, they always use it to do harm - like beating up people they have grudges against in the Self Defense episode. Again, it reminds me of the Looney Tunes - sometimes Bugs or Daffy would fight back against someone who wronged them, but sometimes they would just go looking for trouble, and yet you still root for them either way.

I got into this show in the 2nd half of 2020 when I was trying to look for Hindi-language media to complement what I was learning through textbooks and a variety of methods. I had seen memes of this show beforehand but no actual episodes; I decided to click on one just for fun and I was instantly hooked.

For like the entire summer that year, I was watching multiple episodes a day, laughing hysterically, and having a great time. Most of the episodes have English subtitles, so I tended to read those more but as I got better at Hindi I was able to turn them off, understand the characters and this way get listening practice. Even though they're all voiced by the same guy, each of the main characters is supposedly from like a different part of India, which is good for tuning your ears to different local accents/varieties of the language.

Unfortunately, that's where the utility kind of stops. For native Hindi speakers, this show doesn't really teach anything and is arguably a waste of time. The characters spend each episode doing a bunch of dumb stuff and while some may find it entertaining, it doesn't really teach any life lessons, skills or stuff like reading and math or science. For foreign children, I would say it's actually something to *avoid* - the English/French/Spanish subtitles have atrocious grammar and they're very-obviously Google Translated. Watching too much of this could disrupt their language ability.

So, I would say, if you're looking to practice'learn Hindi then you can check this out; otherwise, especially if you're a young non-Indian kid, then stay away. If you're an edgy teen who likes it for the memes, go do something useful.