Right this way, enjoy your stay
Here at Mango Manor
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!
"Fix-it Father's Day."
On the count of three, let's show our favourite treat we painted.
One, two…
three!
Whoa, Anoop. That's one big pile of ladoos.
Check out my ice cream sundae that goes all the way to the moon.
Looks like you could reach in and eat it!
I hope you two don't ruin your appetites.
Naani-ji's making all of Baba's favourites for Father's Day dinner tonight.
Father's Day dinner? I forgot!
I don't have a Father's Day present for Baba.
It's okay, Anoop. We just need to think fast.
I've got it. We can paint colourful designs on Baba's shirt.
Or, I know…
we can pick flowers from the garden and use them to spell out
"Happy Father's Day," so big you can see it from outer space.
Or, we can drain the pool and fill it with Baba's favourite snacks.
Let's keep thinking, Anoop. I'm sure we'll find just the right thing.
Happy Father's Day to the best Baba ever!
Thank you.
Baba, why are you working on Father's Day?
Repairs wait for no handyman.
Got to keep Mango Manor in tippity-top shape.
Remember how this door wouldn't stay open? Now, lickety-split…
it's fixed.
Almost fixed. And when this is done,
I'll fix the leaky water pipe in the downstairs bathroom
so we don't have a leaky ceiling on the main floor.
Then fix the wobbly dining room table
and the broken wheel on Naani'ji-s step stool.
Ha! That's more like it.
Woo-hoo! You did it!
Play. Baba big feet.
I suppose I could take a little time off.
Here comes Baba big feet.
Baba sure has a lot of repairs to do.
That's it. I know just what to do for Baba's Father's Day gift.
We'll do all of his Mango Manor repairs.
When something’s broken
Baba brings his toolkit
Before it all gets worse We can fix it, fix it first!
Whether it’s a burnt-out light Or a grandfather clock
We can fix it, make it bright Or go tickity-tock
Something’s broken, we don’t ask why We’ll just give it our best try!
We’re going to fix it, make it strong So Baba can play all day long
We’re going to fix it, fix it, fix it
Fix it 'cause it’s fun!
Fix it, fix it, fix it
Fix it till it’s done!
Let's fix that leaky pipe Baba was talking about.
I've seen leakier pipes than this in my day. No problem.
Okay, so it's the only leaky pipe I've ever seen,
but it will be easy. Trust me.
Plasters! Great thinking, Anoop.
I'll just put this plaster over the broken part to stop the leak.
It's going to need another one.
Maybe make that the whole box.
There.
Fixed it, fixed it, fixed it!
We'll keep one. You never know when you might get a boo-boo.
All right, Anoop. Next up, let's fix that dining room table.
The table is still tilting this way and that. I'm getting seasick.
It's just a bit wobbly. Baba will fix it. He always does.
Even when the table wobble, so much food to gobble.
Good one, Naani-ji.
Can't wait for our big Father's Day feast.
Neither can Anoop.
Let's fix it, fix it, fix it!
Anoop, I found the problem!
The table's wobbly because one leg is too short.
Some Too-Tough Taffy should do the trick!
The table's still wobbly.
Baba never gives up on a repair job, so we won't either.
Nope, needs more stuff.
Perfect. We're really getting good at this fix-it thing.
Beta, I cannot reach my cumin spice with this broken step stool.
Will you please keep an eye on everything while I go find some cumin I can reach?
Don't even think about it.
See my grey hair? That means I cannot be fooled.
How can we fix this wheel?
We need someone who can push it really hard for her.
And I know just who can do it.
All we need is a banana.
Banana? I'd love one.
Naani-ji could really use your help moving her step stool.
And there's something in it for you.
Talk about an easy banana.
Problem solved again. Baba's going to be so impressed.
Get ready, Maruti.
Naani-ji might need help moving her step stool.
Just one more dash of cumin and Father's Day dinner will be served.
Please, join everyone in the dining room. Go.
Happy Father's Day, Grandpa.
Thanks. Same to you.
I thought I'd shrink in my old age, but this is ridiculous.
Uh, it's not you, it's the table.
We fixed it so it's not all lopsided anymore.
It's part of our Father's Day gift to you.
Well, thank you, Deepa.
Though you may have gone a little… overboard.
No problem. I can fix that too.
-Oh, no! -No!
Good idea, Anoop.
You can prop up the table so it stays nice and even.
Way to go, Anoop. Now it's time for the feast.
Oh, I forgot my special ladoos.
-Ah, my very special banana la-- -Oh, banana?
No! Ladoo is not monkey meal!
If Maruti pushes the stool, Maruti gets a banana.
This way.
-Banana? -I suppose you deserve a little treat.
And now, it's time for our Father's Day feast.
-Grab something! -Oh, no!
Oh, no, watch out!
Oh my, the saag is getting soggy.
There's a puddle in my pakoras.
Raining!
Oh no, I forgot to fix the leaky pipe upstairs.
Plasters?
That's another part of your gift.
Anoop and I did a bunch of repairs around Mango Manor
so you could relax and enjoy your Father's Day.
Well, I must say you did a very…
creative job.
And so very thoughtful.
But let me show you how to fix a leaky pipe even better.
See? Just tighten here with this wrench, and lickety-split, no more leaks.
Guess plasters weren't the best idea.
I think it was a very creative idea, beta. You did it the Deepa way.
We're going to fix it, fix it, fix it
Fix it 'cause it's fun
Fix it, fix it, fix it
Fix it till it's done!
"Bolly Diwali."
It's go time, Anoop!
You ready?
Decorate, on three. One, two… three!
Score!
I can't wait for our Diwali party tonight, Anoop.
There's going to be so many bright lights and…
fireworks!
How are the fireworks coming, Baba?
Fantastic, but these are just the small ones.
When the sun goes down, they'll light up the sky. Kaboom!
I can't wait.
Come on, let's go see if Mama needs decorating help inside.
Deepa, you're just in time to meet our new guest.
How about a Mango Manor welcome?
Namaste.
Namaste to you too.
Nirav's here on holiday from a place called Silent Valley in Kerala.
It's one of the quietest places on earth. Even earthworms whisper.
And rhinos walk on their tippy-toes. This is my first holiday.
What was that?
Oh, that was just Grandpa snoring.
He falls asleep in his chair a lot.
I'm starting to realize that the rest of the world isn't nearly as quiet.
Well, you picked the bestest time to visit.
It's Diwali time!
Diwali's the festival of light.
Our family celebrates every year with an awesome fireworks show and party.
You're going to love it, Nirav.
Fireworks? What are those?
Hey, my ears popped again.
Diwali is going to be firecrack-a-lackin', y'all!
Nirav? Where did he go?
Over here.
Uh, what are you doing there, Nirav?
I really want to enjoy Diwali.
But… oh my.
Oh my, those fireworks are just too loud.
Don't worry, Anoop and I will find a way to help you love Diwali as much as we do.
I suppose I could try.
Nirav, why don't I show you to your room? It's the quietest room in Mango Manor.
Then you can relax on a nice, comfortable lilo in the pool.
Thank you. That sounds wonderful.
Anoop, we've got to help Nirav enjoy Diwali.
If he can get used to loud noises,
I just know he'll have a great time at the party tonight.
Thanks for coming, Sound Squad.
Just remember, the more loud sounds Nirav hears today,
the faster he'll get used to them. Now, who's ready to make some noise?
Not yet, Bina.
Ready, Sound Squad? Let's do this!
Noise! Woo-hoo!
Yes, noise.
Noise sure can be fun. Don't you think, Nirav?
Uh-oh.
Is it always so noisy around here?
We were trying to help you get used to loud noises,
so you can have fun with us at the Diwali party.
I'm sorry, Deepa.
I don't think I can handle it with all these sounds.
Sounds? Coming right up.
You didn't run that far away this time.
I'm getting better.
Do you really think you can help me enjoy Diwali?
I know I can.
-We love noise! Louder! -Noise!
-Noise! Sounds!
-Louder! -I love noise!
I say banana, you say noise!
Noise!
Thanks for trying. I'd love to celebrate Diwali, but…
I am who I am. I just like everything nice and quiet.
"Nice and quiet." That's it!
Who says that Diwali has to be loud? What if we had a quiet Diwali?
You can do that?
Sure. And I know just what to do.
We'll keep it quiet, starting now.
Anoop, we're looking good.
It's going to be all lights and no noise. A perfect Diwali for Nirav.
You can come in now.
Welcome to your very own special Diwali celebration.
Oh, my!
Welcome to your quiet Diwali.
Happy Diwali.
Look, Nirav.
We're fireworks.
Wow!
Huh?
This is incredible.
I love Diwali.
He loves it. We did it, Sound Squad.
We did it again.
Who knows where he went now?
-Not 'ere. -The sun's going down.
It's almost time for the Diwali party.
Hurry, we have to find Nirav.
Nirav? Come out, wherever you are.
I'm going to find you.
Not here. I'll keep watch from here.
Baba's firecrackers. The Diwali party's starting.
Loud…
then quiet.
Loud…
then quiet. It's like music.
Maybe, if we start out with quiet music and slowly add more noise,
Nirav will like it.
That's right, feel that funky beat.
There you are, Nirav! What do you think?
Is it working? Loud, and quiet.
Oh, I believe it is.
Just think of the firecrackers like music.
We can have a loud and quiet Diwali.
Diwali can be loud
But that’s not the only way
Diwali can be quiet too So you can dance and sway
Diwali can be both of these So let’s all say
Stomp!
Pop!
Quiet
This firecracker music
Is really something great
It’s Diwali There’s more than one way to celebrate
Lighting up the sky Like a nighttime sun
Stomp!
Pop!
Quiet
Stomp!
Pop!
Quiet
Beautiful.
Beautiful!
Doing all right there, Nirav?
So beautiful. It really is the festival of lights.
Thank you, Deepa, Anoop, and everyone.
You made my first Diwali amazing.
Yay!
Happy Diwali, everyone.
Time for my Diwali finale.
Wah Kya Baat Hai!
Kya Baat Hai!