When Borders Burn - Chhota Bheem + Arjun: Prince of Bali

For many decades, a country named Ghazran has always been after India. From generation to generation, each prime minister had to deal with the tyrant in office.

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Ghazran wasn't always like this though. Before the dreaded year of 1952, it was peaceful, calm, and most importantly, safe.

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When the generous and friendly leader Nawal Bangura tragically passed away from severe typhoid fever in 1952, his son Kawal Bangura took over Ghazran and took advantage of his power.

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He created a group by the name of Crimson Reign, a fundamentalist organization. They changed laws, rights, and even religion, turning Ghazran into a cult.

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Ghazran saw India and immediately wanted it for power and control. Of course, the prime minister refused and Ghazran didn't take it well. This resulted in the Ghazrani-Indian war of 1958, ending in 1963. Bheem's grandfather had actually fought in the war and helped save India.

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With the suggestions of borders, military, and extra security, India had stayed safe for a long time. But, this doesn't mean each prime minister had to stop dealing with Ghazran's greedy demands. In fact, it got worse with every generation.

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With Indraverma being the current prime minister, he decided he wouldn't keep the generational trauma of hiding from Ghazran and pushed himself and his daughter Indumati out there. He wanted to show Ghazran that they weren't afraid and were indeed courageous.

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With the now Ghazrani leader Kareem, he decided he wasn't going to play by Indraverma's rules. In fact, he was going to play his own game.

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With our favorite children that are now adults and teenagers, they have to find out the truth about Ghazran, dark secrets being unfolded while they destabilize Crimson Reign and Kareem. How high will the stakes truly get?

"If we all keep hiding away in fear, how will the enemy know how strong and courageous we truly are?"
- Indraverma, Prime Minister of India.

(All of this is fiction. Please don't take this to heart).