DD is giving all the competition it can to any streaming service you know by re-telacasting some of its iconic shows. After Ramayan, Mahabharat, Circus and more, DD is now all set to reintroduce its 90s animation show The Jungle Book: The Adventures of Mowgli.
The show first appeared on TV in October 1989 and soon became one of the most favourite shows among Indians. The show was later released across the world in multiple languages.
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Doordarshan announced that The Jungle Book will stream on TV every 1 PM starting from April 8. So get ready to hear one of our childhood favourite songs Jungle Jungle Baat Chali Hai, frequently.
People also seem so excited about the re-telecast of the show and are praising Doordarshan for bringing it back into our lives.
Thank you love it I will watch this jungle book.
— Prashant choudhary (@Prashant2898) April 8, 2020
In my childhood I watched it .
Yo @DDNational this is not the actual Jungle Book which used to be telecast in DD National long back. Where is that Jungle book where Nana Patekar was the voice of Sher Khan and which started with the song "Chaddi Pehenke Phool Khila hai"
— ?? (@biscuit_rotti) April 8, 2020
Dont miss it now.
— Sujith (@Sujithnlrmail) April 8, 2020
We pay our gratitude to @DDNational for this favour and wish could they be little more considerate enough to retelecast one of our most childhood fav "Malgudi Days" back which most of them cherished throughout their childhood.
— vandana Priyadarshini (@vandanaPriyada9) April 8, 2020
बचपन की यादें फिर ताजा होंगी ??
— राधे मोहन |?? (@Radhe____) April 8, 2020
Much awaited???
— Shubhangi Sharma (@Shubh0512Sharma) April 8, 2020
Thanks for telecasting my most favourite show of the childhood ❤️?
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The Jungle Book is originally a Japanese anime adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s original collection of stories. The show has around 52 episodes depicts a tale wherein a human boy is raised by a pack of wolves while other animals in the jungle envy him.
