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!
"The Elephantelope."
You can open your eyes now, Anoop.
You found me.
The hide-and-dress-up master.
Time for me to dress up some more while you hide.
I'm coming to find you on the count of three.
One, two--
Cam Spotter here.
Adventurer and mystery-creature investigator.
Excited to check in to this new, fascinating environment.
Namaste, Mr Cam Spotter.
Welcome to Mango Manor.
A flower garland for our new guest.
Thank you.
Say, I've never seen a creature like you before.
The wings suggest you could be a pixie.
A pixie?
Of course not.
Pixies don't have antennae.
How about a gnome?
But gnomes don't have wings or antennae.
I'm Deepa, a human girl.
Of course.
I would've figured that out. Eventually.
How do you know so much about pixies and gnomes?
I travel the world in search of mysterious creatures
that most people think aren't real.
I even have photographic proof.
That's a merman.
And there's no mistaking the smell of a purple-horned skuzzlewort.
That's so cool.
But they're kind of hard to see.
Whenever I try to snap a photo,
I get so excited my hands wobble and it ruins the picture.
I know just what to do. Come on!
Here you go.
All guests get Naani-ji's famous welcome mango lassis and ladoos.
Thank you very much.
What a charming garden.
Dragon's dimples! Do you see that?
Keep it together, Cam.
Oh, that's just--
The elephantelope.
Elepha-what-what?
It seems that Mango Manor is home to the rarest of creatures,
the elephantelope.
It's an elephant with the antlers of an antelope.
You think Anoo--
I mean, the creature outside,
is an elephantelope?
It has to be.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Deepa, will you be my guide as we track the great elephantelope?
Sure. Of course I'll help.
Why don't you get your gear and I'll meet you back here?
Back in a flash.
Anoop!
We're going to play a new game.
Our guest thinks you're a wild elephantelope.
An elephantelope.
It's because of your dress-up antlers.
Just pretend that you're an elephantelope,
and we'll try and find you and take a picture.
It'll be the best game of hide-and-dress-up ever.
Remember, you're not an Anoop,
you're an elephantelope.
Once I get a picture,
I will finally prove the elephantelope of Mango Manor is real.
I think you're mistaken, Mr Spotter. I've never even heard of an Ella-wella--
The elephantelope, Mama.
And it's super difficult to photograph.
But I know just what to do.
Ah, yes, of course.
Have fun, and good luck with the search.
Oh, Deepa.
The back garden is the elephantelope's favourite stomping grounds.
See? Stomp prints.
The elephantelope!
Stay calm, Cam Spotter.
Oh, who am I kidding?
That's the most amazing creature I've seen.
Whoops!
You startled the elephantelope. You better get a picture of him now.
I got the shot!
I only got its hindquarters.
Don't worry.
We won't give up until we get a perfect picture of the elephantelope.
Any sign of him?
It's like the elephantelope is too good at hiding.
-Did you make that noise? -I didn't make a noise.
And if you didn't make a noise, who did?
Follow that elephantelope!
I could have sworn I saw the creature come in here.
I bet it would help our search if we heard the call of the elephantelope.
It says here the elephantelope
sounds like an elephant and an antelope combined.
Interesting.
I'm hearing all elephant but no antelope.
Hmm, nope.
Nope.
Huh? Wait!
Go back. The one before the jazz trumpet.
Leaping leprechauns! That's it!
The sounds are coming from somewhere in this room.
Dragon's dimples!
Whoops.
Follow me!
He's heading for the basement.
It's darker than an ogre's den down here.
Not to worry. I, Cam Spotter, came prepared with night-vision goggles.
What's that rustling behind the shelves?
Incredible.
We're catching the elephantelope mid-meal.
Maruti?
What are you doing here?
Eating from my secret banana stash.
Which isn't so secret anymore.
Sorry.
Don't worry, Mr Spotter.
We'll find that elephantelope.
The Ella-fella what now?
Look!
Please rest if you need to, but I, Cam Spotter,
won't stop until I get a picture of the elephantelope.
If Mr Spotter isn't giving up,
then neither will Deepa.
Deepa, beta?
Can I talk to you?
I'll check that corner up ahead.
I don't think Mr Spotter thinks of this as a pretend game.
You should tell him the truth about the elephantelope.
But he'll be so sad when he finds out it's just Anoop.
The longer you keep up this search,
the more disappointed he'll be.
You're right, Mama.
Time for Cam to say goodbye to the elephantelope
but hello to Anoop.
Mr Spotter, I've got to tell you something.
Look! Outside!
You can do this.
Kraken's kittens! Cam Spotter's done it!
Yay!
Those antlers aren't real?
This is Anoop. He's an elephant.
He's also my best friend.
Nice to meet you, Anoop.
I really hoped you'd be the elephantelope.
I wanted your stay at Mango Manor to be the best ever.
I thought that meant getting a picture of the elephantelope.
Actually, I should thank you.
Really? For what?
-I had so much fun today. -Yay!
Some things in life Will always be a mystery
But unsolved mysteries Can be fun for you and me
The best part of riddles
Isn't the answer
It's the time you spend together
That's the best adventure
The best part of riddles
Isn't the answer
It's the time you spend together
That's the best adventure
The time you spend together
That's the best adventure
Thanks for being a good sport, Anoop.
That was the search of a lifetime.
Hold the biryani.
Did you just change colours?
Cam Spotter has never seen that before.
I know just what to do.
Boo!
They'll have to add an entry in the guidebook
for my latest, one-of-a-kind discovery,
Anoop, the colour-changing elephant.
Let's get a picture to remember the moment.
Everybody say "Elephantelope."
Elephantelope!
"Bonkers for Bananas."
Naani-ji, why do you have so many bananas?
Because I'm going to make for everyone a most ancient recipe, banana malpua.
Did someone say "banana"?
Oh, no you don't, Maruti.
These bananas are for Naani-ji's awesome banana malpua.
You mean I can't have just one?
Not even a nibble.
These bananas are the most important ingredient in my recipe.
Well, bananas,
and one other secret ingredient.
Sorry.
I just can't help myself.
Oh, Maruti's monkey business is too much.
I can't prepare for my special dish and keep an eye on him.
Don't worry, Naani-ji.
Anoop and I will keep your bananas safe.
And Bina will help too.
With all of us on kitchen patrol,
there's no way Maruti can sneak past us.
What's next is we wait and watch.
Nothing will get past us.
What was that?
The bananas are still here.
If Bina's going to keep falling asleep,
we've got to stay alert, Anoop.
You never know where Maruti's going to come from.
Gotcha!
Gotcha, all right. Hand them over, Maruti.
I can't help it.
Just look at these big bunches of yellow beauties.
Good work, you two.
Bina, you sure are a loud squawker when you wake up.
It seriously helped.
But that was pretty close.
We need a better way to catch Maruti before he grabs anything.
Naani-ji, I didn't know that you could dance.
You should have seen me in India back in the day.
I have something even better than pictures.
My old ghungroos.
It was much better when I wore them on my ankles,
but I can't reach those anymore.
I know!
Anoop, if we can't always see Maruti coming,
maybe we can hear him coming with these ghungroos.
There you go, Maruti.
I know you can't help yourself from nabbing bananas,
so Naani-ji's ghungroos will be like an alarm.
Pretty cool,
even if they do keep me away from the bananas.
Maruti!
I can't help it if I've got happy feet.
What you need is something to take your mind off those bananas.
I know just what to do.
These are Pintu's favourite picture books.
They'll make you forget all about ba…
all kinds of things.
Thanks, Deepa.
Picture book, huh?
Hey, what a cute puppy.
Nice blue boat.
I'm not sure those books
are going to distract Maruti for long, Anoop.
We promised Naani-ji we'd protect these bananas,
so we have to be prepared for any monkey business.
Bina needs her beauty sleep.
You sure are a light sleeper, Bina.
Anoop! That just gave me a big idea for the perfect plan.
Are there so many guests that Naani-ji needs all those bananas?
Surely, they can give me just one sweet-smelling, real banana,
with all of its moist, mushy deliciousness.
And it's right through that door.
It's got to be balanced just right
so it'll fall and wake up Bina when Maruti grabs the banana.
When we hear her squawk, we'll rush in and catch him in the act.
Come to Maruti.
Banana alert!
Caught you banana-handed.
Oopsie.
We were just keeping the bananas safe.
Thank you, beta.
But no more jumpy monkey business in my kitchen.
New plan. We'll hide the bananas so Maruti can't find them.
This looks perfect.
Maruti will never find them here.
Last one outside's a rotten banana.
Must belong to one of the guests. I'll bring it up to their room.
Naani-ji, the bananas are safe and sound.
Ah, perfect timing, beta.
It's time to add the bananas to the banana malpua.
Thank goodness you kept them safe.
Bananas coming right up, Naani-ji.
The bin. It's gone!
Huh? I don't understand, Anoop.
Where could it have gone?
We found them!
Oh, so this is yours, beta?
I was just about to put these bananas in the lost and found.
Maruti!
There he is!
Maruti!
Naani-ji was so excited to make banana malpua.
Now no one gets to have any,
not even Maruti.
He would have loved it.
You mean, the banana malpua wasn't just for guests?
I'd get to have some too?
Of course.
Naani-ji was going to make it for our family,
and you're part of the family, Maruti.
Eating banana malpua with my family
sounds a lot better than eating bananas by myself.
Doing things together is always more fun.
Stomp to the beat and have some fun
We'll share a dance with everyone
Dancing together, we'll get funky
I love bananas 'cause I'm a monkey
Giving to each other shows we care
The real fun begins when we share
You have one banana, I'll have two
So many bananas I know what to do
Share with each and everyone
No one left out is much more fun
Give to each other and show we care
The real fun begins when we share
Everyone, enjoy your banana malpua.
So banana-y.
This is delicious.
I didn't think I could like bananas even more than I did before,
but they taste even better now.
Things always taste just a little bit better when you share.
Plus, Naani-ji has a secret ingredient,
right, Naani-ji?
That's right.
The special ingredient that makes my banana malpua taste so good
is love, of course.