Right this way, enjoy your stay
Here at Mango Manor
With Deepa and Anoop
With Deepa and Anoop!
We all say a perfect day's When we are all together
With Deepa and Anoop
Come on in and join the fun
Plenty of room for everyone
Need some help? Our family's here Ready, set, go, let's give a cheer!
Namaste, we'll turn your day From good to great, and celebrate
With Deepa and Anoop
I'm Deepa, he's Anoop!
"Dr. Deepa."
One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight,
nine, ten!
Ready or not, here I come!
Where oh where can Anoop be?
What's wrong, Baba?
I need to mow the grass and clean this pile of leaves
so the garden looks neat for our guests.
But now my lawnmower is broken again.
Don't worry, Anoop and I can help clear up this mess
while you fix the mower.
Fantastic! Thank you, Deepa.
I'll go get my tools.
Ready, set,
here I go!
Yay!
Your turn, Anoop!
Woo-hoo!
Awesome!
Anoop! You okay?
Ears are fine.
Skin is nice and leathery.
Trunk looks handsome as ever.
Feet?
Aha! You have a splinter in your foot!
Don't worry, Anoop. I've had plenty of splinters in my day,
so I know the best splinter-taker-outer ever!
Don't move.
Mama?
I need help.
I'm wallpapering all of Mango Manor today, Deepa.
Can it wait?
Sure. It can wait.
Can you help now?
How about now?
Deepa, are you sure you can't help yourself?
Help ourselves?
I'll do it!
Wallpaper looks great, Mama.
It's okay, Anoop.
Mama's busy. She wants us to help ourselves.
I'm here for you, my best friend in the world.
I know just what to do.
Anoop, I'd like you to meet…
the doctor.
It's me, silly.
Dr. Deepa.
You can be my first and favourite patient.
Let's see.
All we need to take out a splinter is one of those…
You know, those…
The splinter pincher whatchamathingies.
Come on, Anoop. Follow Dr. Deepa.
Lucky for us, Naani-ji's kitchen has everything you could ever need.
Aha! Just what I was looking for.
Not only can we take out a splinter with these tongs,
we can even use them as a knee-kick thumper.
And an ah stick. Say "ah."
Ooh, spices.
Naani-ji always says that spices cure everything.
This should do it. Let's go, Anoop.
Something's missing.
Where has gone my turmeric spice?
My serving tongs also.
Who has done this, Bina?
It's a mystery.
Okay, Anoop. Hold out your foot. Time to yank out that splinter.
Anoop.
Hold still.
Almost.
Okay, new plan.
Up you go, buddy!
Pardon me, Deepa and Anoop. Would you mind moving?
You two are blocking my sunlight.
Okay, we'll move, Munjal.
Oh, and by the way, today I'm Dr. Deepa, a veterinarian.
You know, a doctor for animals?
Dr. Deepa, what marvellous good fortune.
I've had a strange tickle in my nose.
Perhaps you could take a look, Doctor?
I'll be happy to.
I see. Aha.
Munjal, you have a case of the striped sniffles!
The striped sniffles?
What can be done?
You'll have to make an appointment. That's it.
Come back later when Dr. Deepa is ready to see patients.
If I'm going to be Dr. Deepa,
I'm going to need to look like a doctor.
Don't worry, I haven't forgotten about you, Anoop.
You can be the nurse.
I'm going to need a lot of help.
The perfect doctor's coat.
Baba will be so happy I put his shirt to good use.
And now for that splinter.
Munjal said there's a doctor at Mango Manor.
That's me, Dr. Deepa.
Bina's got a sore throat.
Wow, Anoop, another patient!
Squawk for me, please.
And one more time.
Aha! Sounds to me like a classic case of squawkitis.
Don't worry. We caught it early.
Anoop, book her an appointment right after Munjal.
Don't even say it, Anoop. I know exactly what you're thinking.
We can't invite patients to an office if we don't have an office.
It's just bananas!
Did someone say "bananas"?
Hello, Maruti.
Maruti, have you always had that thing growing above your bottom?
-You mean my tail? -It could be a tail.
But you can never be too careful.
And you're in luck, because I'm a doctor.
Come visit me at my office. You'll be right after Munjal and Bina.
Oh, hi, Kutchi. What are you doing here?
Word on the street is there's a doctor here.
I can't chew my food fast enough.
Can't chew?
Sounds like the chew flu.
Don't worry.
Your appointment is right after Munjal, Bina, and Maruti.
Wait until I tell my family about you!
Can you believe it, Anoop? I'm a famous doctor now!
I know. You don't have to say it, Anoop.
We still need an office.
First, I need a chair to sit in to greet all my patients.
Perfect!
Tall and comfy.
And this coffee table will be my exam table.
Anoop, your splinter.
First things first.
Excuse me.
Munjal, come in.
The doctor is in.
Step on up, I'll help you out That's what this is all about
If something's wrong You can be sure
Dr. Deepa will find the cure
-I think my tail is giving me a warning -Take two bananas, call me in the morning
Dr. Deepa, it hurts to talk
A spoonful of honey, let's hear a…
If something's wrong You can be sure
Dr. Deepa will find the cure
I have some spices from the shelf Naani-ji's turmeric, help yourself
It smells so spicy, I-- Achoo! Sniffles are gone now, thanks to you
Dr. Deepa will find a cure
Perfection.
Yaw.
Deepa?
What is going on?
-Just teaching jaw yoga to goats. -Yaw.
Deepa, I'm not sure Mango Manor
is the best place to set up a veterinarian's office.
But you said I should help myself.
I couldn't keep waiting because Anoop got a splinter, and…
Anoop! Where did he go?
Anoop, I'm so sorry.
I was doing all this doctoring, and I forgot about helping my best friend.
We can help him right now.
I'm happy you're better, Anoop!
My favourite tongs.
Nobody should come into my kitchen.
The goats?
Looks like the lawn will be trimmed after all!
Who needs a lawnmower when you've got hungry goats?
"Sticky Steps."
Anoop and me, happy as can be
Playing outside, making rangoli!
I'm ready for the finishing touch, Anoop!
Thanks, Anoop!
No peeking! I want the rangoli design to be a surprise.
Add a little of this here,
and ta-da! Look! It's you and me in a rangoli!
It's okay. We can make another one.
Look, handprints!
My whole family made them when Baba poured fresh concrete. See?
I was just a kid back then.
You're right, Anoop! You should have a print too!
I mean, you are family!
Of course you're family! We even look the same.
We're practically twins!
You don't have to look like me
It's not just an elephant that I see
We're so close, you must agree
You and me are family
You have a trunk and I have a nose
You have colours and I have clothes
We eat, laugh, and play together
We love each other No matter the weather
There's one thing we can guarantee Side by side, we'll always be
I count on you, you count on me
That's what makes us family
I'm going to show you that you are part of the family,
with your own prints.
I know. I don't have concrete.
But I know just what to do.
Let's see, gooey-glump?
No.
Yum-Yum Bubble Gum?
No.
Markers? Yes.
Pick a colour, any colour.
Purple. Excellent choice.
Foot, please. This might tickle.
And, step.
Yes, a perfect print.
Let's put one outside with the rest of them.
Baba? You look stuck. Want some help?
No, thanks. Just a bit of sticky tape.
Got to tape the cables down so no one trips over them.
Too much sticky in the sticky tape!
Okay, Anoop!
-Time to get your-- -Footprint made with purple marker.
Naani-ji? How did you know about the purple footprint?
I just followed them here.
-Oops! -Lucky for you two cleaner-uppers,
I have my own recipe of coconut oil and vinegar
that can remove sticky things.
It also makes a splendid salad dressing.
Thanks, Naani-ji, we'll clean it all up. Good as new.
Whoa, these prints do wipe away pretty easily.
Don't worry, Anoop.
You're going to get your footprint. I promise.
That should do it, now I'll--
Okay, Baba. Now you need our help.
No thanks, beta. I've got this.
-All good. -We need a new plan.
Something that doesn't wipe away as easily as this marker.
And I know just what to do.
Ta-da! Mud.
It's kind of like concrete.
We can make it outside so it won't get the house dirty.
A little mix, and presto.
Mud.
In goes the foot.
Oh yeah!
Let's hear it for the perfect footprint.
Oh no, rain!
We have to stop it from washing away your footprint.
I'm coming, Anoop.
Oh no, it's…
gone.
Sorry, Anoop. You okay?
We eat, laugh, and play together
We love each other No matter the weather
Anoop, we are family.
I made you a promise, and I'm going to keep it.
All right, Anoop.
We're going to create the gooiest, strongest,
footprint-keepyest concoction the world has ever seen,
with science.
Gooey-glump.
Check. Sticky bubble gum.
Check. And now, we stir.
Hey you two, Naani-ji wanted me to check on what mess you're making.
We're mixing something tough and sticky to make Anoop's footprint.
Try some Too-Tough Taffy. It's too tough to chew.
Thanks.
It's Baba. Sounds like he needs help getting unstuck.
Good luck, you two. Or should I say "goo-luck"?
Mm-hmm. This is officially the goopiest goo around.
Let's go!
Anoop, are you ready to goop your foot so your print will last forever
with the whole family?
Whoa, that goo really is tough.
Don't worry, I'll get you out.
I think we used a little too much Too-Tough Taffy.
Help!
We have to go inside for help. You ready to stretch this stuff?
Help! Somebody help us.
Who is calling for all this--
Help!
Hey, look everyone, Raki finally helped me get un--
Stuck.
Hang on. Who needs my help--
Smells like Too-Tough Taffy.
Deepa, how did we get all fan-tangled up like this?
I just wanted to show Anoop that he's part of the family.
Of course he's family.
Just like a family, we are stuck with each other.
In a good way.
That's sweet-tastic.
I just wish I had my tools to get us out of this.
Wait! Naani-ji, your secret recipe. Where did you put it?
Back in the kitchen. But we'll never be able to stretch there.
All right, Anoop, we'll follow you.
As a family!
There's the bottle.
Just can't…
reach it.
-Fantastic! -Now, give us a spritz!
Everything's clean again.
Smells like salad dressing. What is in that?
It's a secret.
I sure did make a mess, Baba. I just wanted to keep my promise
to give Anoop a forever-footprint with the rest of the family.
You wanted his footprint to be with the rest?
-All you had to do was ask. -Really?
Okay, Anoop! Give us your best footprint.
Promise kept.
See how easy that was? And nobody had to get stuck.
Can you go get me Naani-ji's salad dressing?
Here we go again.