Anansi and the Pot of Wisdom
আনানসি আর জ্ঞানের হাঁড়ি
Anansi the spider wants to keep every last scrap of wisdom in the world for himself — but the one thing he truly needs to know, his own little son already knows. A beloved West African (Ashanti) tale: no one can hold all the wisdom alone. Only on Phulpakhi.
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The Town Musicians of Bremen
ব্রেমেনের বাজিয়ের দল
Too old to be worth keeping, their masters said — so a donkey, a dog, a cat, and a rooster set off down the road to Bremen to become musicians. But deep in the woods, who is that, sitting in the little house with the glowing window? The Brothers Grimm's timeless tale. 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 Three Little Pigs
তিন শূকরছানা
Before winter, three little pigs build three houses — straw, sticks, and brick. Then one evening a hungry wolf comes out of the forest: 'I'll huff, and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house down!' Which house will stand? The world-famous English tale, now in Bangla. Only on Phulpakhi.
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The Little Red Hen
ছোট্ট লাল মুরগি
The little red hen finds a handful of golden rice seeds. “Who'll plant this rice with me?” “Not I,” say the dog, the cat, and the goose. But when the smell of warm rice cakes fills the yard — who wants to eat then? The beloved English folk tale. 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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The Crane and the Clam
বক আর ঝিনুক
On a low-tide sandbar, Crane pecks at Clam — and Clam snaps shut on his bill! Locked in a stubborn tug-of-war, neither one sees the fisherman coming. A two-thousand-year-old Chinese fable about what quarrelling really costs, retold for little listeners. Only on Phulpakhi.
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How the Rhino Got His Wrinkles
গণ্ডার আর মোরগ
Rooster is frying his cakes on the beach when Rhino barges in and gobbles the lot — without so much as a please. But on the hottest day of the year, Rhino unbuttons his smooth skin for a swim… and Rooster sees his chance. Kipling's classic tale of why the rhino's skin is wrinkly and his temper so very itchy, retold for little listeners. Only on Phulpakhi.
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