The Three Fish
তিন মাছ
In a clear village pond lived three fish — Plan-Ahead, Think-Fast, and Wait-and-See the puffer. One evening, fishermen passed by: “We'll come with our net at dawn!” Plan-Ahead left early and found a way out, Think-Fast trusted his quick wits, and Wait-and-See just laughed — “Whatever will be, will be.” And then? The famous Panchatantra fable of the three fish. Only on Phulpakhi.
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The Carp and the Dragon Gate
ড্রাগন-দুয়ারের কার্প
Far, far away, at the head of a mountain river, stands the Dragon Gate — a waterfall as tall as the sky. They say any fish that can leap over it turns into a dragon! One little golden carp sets off for the gate. One by one, the others turn back — but not her. China's thousand-year-old legend. Only on Phulpakhi.
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The Goose, the Catfish and the Crab
রাজহাঁস, বোয়াল আর কাঁকড়া
A loaded cart, no ox — so Goose, Catfish and Crab harness themselves! But one pulls skyward, one pulls for the river, one pulls backwards… and the cart won't budge an inch. Ivan Krylov's beloved fable about pulling together, retold for little listeners. Only on Phulpakhi.
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