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!
"Anoop Blasts Off."
I think I see a unicorn.
My favourite constellation is the Big Dipper.
See? It looks like a big spoon.
Oh, yeah.
You sure know a lot about space, Janay.
But you know what's even better than looking at the stars?
Going to the stars!
Three, two, one, blast off!
-Yay! -Take off!
To the moon!
Light speed.
Mummy, come blast off to space with us.
We're astronauts!
Maybe later, beta.
I have some exciting news.
A real astronaut is staying at the manor.
She is Major Kwaku. I thought you might want to meet her.
Astronaut Kwaku?
That's Anoop's hero.
That should be her now.
Well, what are we waiting for? Let's blast off to the lobby.
Well, hello there.
Namaste.
Thank you.
Major Kwaku, meet Deepa, Anoop and Janay.
They are very enthusiastic about space.
He's your biggest fan.
So nice to meet you all.
And especially nice to hear you're interested in space travel.
I heard there's a space launch coming up.
Is that why you're in town?
It sure is, Janay.
It'll be my third space mission.
I've missed zero gravity.
Well then, we'd better get you settled so you're rested and ready.
It was so nice meeting you all,
especially my biggest fan.
Maybe one day, you'll go to space too.
-Bye, Major Kwaku. -Nice to meet you.
Sure, Anoop, you can absolutely, posi-tutely go to space.
You know, it takes a lot of hard work to be an astronaut.
I've read a whole book about it,
and even watched half of a space documentary with my mum,
so I know all about going to space.
I guess you're right.
But Janay, between everything you know about space
and everything I know about doing awesome things with Anoop,
we can train him to become an astronaut.
Then maybe Major Kwaku will take him to space with her.
He would be the first elephant in space.
So, what do you think?
Ready to reach for the stars?
Blasting off into outer space
You'll find yourself in a starry place
We're going to reach, reach, reach For the stars
'Cause anything can happen When you try really hard
Reach for the stars We'll give it all that we've got
To learn how to be an astronaut
We're going to reach, reach, reach For the stars
'Cause anything can happen When you try really hard
Sure is bright up here next to Mars
Keep reaching, reaching, reaching For the stars
All right, Anoop.
In space, everything goes really slow 'cause there's hardly any gravity.
So, for your first astronaut training exercise--
We'll practice walking in slow motion.
Way to go, Astronaut Anoop.
I never knew I could move so fast.
Just like my old glory days.
You're really getting the hang of it.
I've never seen such a graceful elephant.
Slow astronaut walk, check.
For our next assignment,
we've gotta see how Anoop does in small spaces.
It's a pretty tight fit for astronauts inside a space capsule.
Great idea, Deepa.
This refrigerator box looks just like a space capsule.
Thanks!
How you doing in there, astronaut?
Excellent. Tiny spaces, check.
You know, all this astronaut training's made me a little hungry.
Anyone else up for a snack?
We've gotcha, Anoop.
Three, two, one, blast off!
Nothing like Naani-ji's fresh samosas.
Now that we're all fuelled up,
our next training exercise is all about G-force.
"G-force"? Doesn't that mean fast?
Yep, sure does.
Astronauts have to get used to travelling superfast through space.
"Superfast"? Like blast-off fast?
Oh yeah! I know just what to do.
Once this luggage cart gets rolling and the fan starts blowing,
you'll feel like you're speeding through outer space.
Prepare for takeoff!
Here comes the wind.
Wind's too strong.
We're coming, Astronaut Anoop!
We've got to turn off the fan.
G-force, check.
Anoop, you've done it again.
One step closer to your dream.
Ready for your last test, buddy?
Don't worry. It's going to be great.
What's our last test?
An astronaut's space capsule spins as it returns to earth.
So we'll help Anoop get used to that spinny feeling.
And I know just the thing to do it.
Our remote-control roll-y vacuum.
Good for cleaning floors and astronaut training.
-There you go. -Here come the spins.
And here come the super-speedy spins.
He's getting really dizzy, Janay.
We've got to stop him!
Just make sure you stop it…
slowly.
Sorry about that, Anoop. You okay?
Well, Anoop,
you passed your astronaut training test with flying colours.
You'll definitely go to space with Major Kwaku tomorrow.
You think it'll be hard to be apart from each other for so long?
What do you mean?
Well, astronauts are usually in space for a really long time.
Sure, we'll miss each other, Anoop,
but you can't give up on your dream,
especially after all that training.
Yeah, you've totally got this.
Although, I guess it's really up to Major Kwaku.
Let's see what she says in the morning.
Major Kwaku, meet your junior astronaut, Anoop.
After a whole day of astronaut training,
Anoop can walk in slow motion,
fit in teeny tiny spaces,
roll with G-force,
and his spinning is pretty impressive.
Minus that little crash.
And I have all the notes to prove it.
Wow, it sounds like you have your own astronaut
right here at Mango Manor.
Do you really want to blast off into space today, cadet?
I know, Anoop. I'd miss you tons.
When I go away,
I miss my friends and family too.
It's a challenging part of an astronaut's job.
But just because you're not ready today doesn't mean you'll never go to space.
If you're determined,
with more training and getting a little older,
I'm sure you'll get there one day.
We'll help you.
But for now, you can still enjoy the wonders of space
from here on Earth
with your very good friends.
Oh, time for me to go.
It was so nice to meet you all.
Especially you, Anoop.
-Have fun in space! -Good luck, Major Kwaku.
I'll wave from the stars.
Just keep an eye on the sky.
I think that's Major Kwaku's rocket.
Even though you didn't get to go to space today, Anoop,
you're still my favourite astronaut.
"Speedy Slip-Ups."
Okay, Anoop,
I think Topi Toss could be my best game ever invented.
We each throw these balls into the topi hat,
and whoever gets the most in first, wins.
But if you miss,
your ball is gone, gone, gone down the Deepa slide.
Ready, Anoop?
Set, go!
Yep, that went fast.
Let's go get them.
Mango Manor.
Yes. Can you please hold?
Of course. One moment.
Mango Manor. Will you please hold?
Is it a holiday I don't know about?
So much cooking to do today.
Mama, why is it so busy today?
Mango Manor is fully booked with guests in every room.
There's so much to do.
Mango Manor.
Yes, first thing tomorrow morning.
I don't know how I'm going to deliver all these messages
before the afternoon rush.
Anoop and I can help.
We're great at delivering messages,
especially the important kind.
Well, I…
Okay, quickly then.
Please take these messages to room five, seven and ten.
Don't worry, Mama. We've got this.
Thank you, beta.
And check in with Baba. He might need some help too.
Oh, and Naani-ji.
It's such a busy morning. Mango Manor, thank you for holding.
Need anything, Baba?
Anoop and I can help you with your most important tasks.
Thank you.
Actually, I do have something important.
Could you please collect the laundry
and deliver it to the basement to be washed?
That sounds very important.
You can count on us, Baba.
Fantastic.
Mummy said Naani-ji probably needs help too.
To the kitchen.
It smells so good in here.
Need any help, Naani-ji?
As a matter of fact,
there'll be plates of food to deliver to guests soon.
We can do it.
Anoop and I are helping all over the place today.
Thank you, beta.
Grandpa, do you need help too?
It looks like drying those dishes could take forever.
No help for me, thank you.
I like to go at my own pace.
Well, good luck.
Be back soon to get those plates, Naani-ji.
We've got three big jobs to do.
And remember,
Mummy said it was going to get even busier with the afternoon rush.
Maybe we should have delivered the messages already.
It's okay. I know just what to do.
We just have to do everything really fast.
The faster we get these jobs done,
the more time we have to help with other jobs.
Yep. First, we'll deliver Mummy's messages.
Thanks, Anoop.
Oh, they're mixed up now.
Which message goes to which room?
There. I think I've got them right.
But you know,
instead of delivering pieces of paper,
it could be super special if we sing the messages.
Maybe it will even be faster than reading them.
Come on!
Hello, your friend must be on your mind
But I must tell you He's running behind, hey!
But I wasn't expecting anyone.
A wedding was happening But not today
It will be very fancy But in a new and special way
Hey!
And I don't get it. Who's getting married?
Sorry, we are out of jalebis
But please do not fret
You can get some in the morning, probably
Hey!
That message might be for someone else.
We did it on time, and we made it rhyme.
Way to trumpet a tune, Anoop.
Now, let's see. What's next?
The laundry.
Let's hurry and get it down to the basement.
I have an idea.
We can send the laundry
through a Deepa Door and meet it in the basement.
It will be superfast.
Can't see them.
I bet they're in the basement already.
High five for fast helping!
I could've sworn there was a Deepa Door in the basement.
But if the washing didn't come to the basement,
where did it go?
We can look later.
We have to deliver Naani-ji's room-service meals.
Can't let the food get cold.
And when you are finished, come back for more.
We'll be back in no time.
Hey Anoop,
if we had a bigger cart,
we could deliver even more room-service trays
and be done even faster.
The faster, the better.
Okay, Anoop,
all set for the speediest service ever.
Let's roll!
Maybe not that speedy.
Yes, the jalebis will be available first thing tomorrow morning.
You didn't get the message?
One moment, please.
Front desk.
I'm so sorry, Mr Greenwald.
Did you not get your message about the wedding?
Deepa.
Did you deliver the important messages from earlier?
Not only did we deliver them,
we sang them.
But I might have mixed them up a little.
It's okay. We'll sort it out together.
Oh, Deepa.
Do you know where the laundry went? Guests are waiting for clean towels.
We thought it would be faster to send the laundry through a Deepa Door,
but there's no Deepa Door in the basement, and now
we don't know where the laundry is.
Well, not to worry. It's got to be here somewhere.
Hello, are you in there, laundry?
We've messed everything up, Anoop.
Guess we better tell Naani-ji about the room service.
Naani-ji, we need some extra meals to deliver
because we accidentally spilled some.
Oh, and how did that happen?
Well, we were trying to deliver them really fast.
But we cleaned up the mess.
Good thing I made extras.
When I cook, everyone wants seconds.
There. Last one. All washed and folded.
Grandpa, where did you find the washing?
You're not the only one who uses Deepa Doors, you know.
Faster is not always better, beta.
Your grandpa moves slow like a turtle,
but look, the laundry is ati uttam. Perfect.
You can make mistakes if you go too fast,
and fixing those mistakes makes things take even longer.
Slow and steady wins the race,
and leaves plenty of time for my nap.
Nap, nap, nap, nap.
Grandpa and Naani-ji are right, Anoop.
When you go too fast, it sure is easy to make mistakes.
When you want to get a big job done
There's a rule that's number one
Don't rush Slow it down
Slow it way down
You want to hurry to finish the task
But what's the rule? No need to ask
Don't rush Slow it down
Slow it way down
If you work too fast and you're doing less It could just end up in a big old mess
Don't rush Slow it down
Slow it way down
If you take your time, you will see It's the best way to help you or me
Don't rush Slow it down
Slow it way down
More messages delivered,
without rushing.
And we still got so much done that we have time left over.
What do you want to do next?
So that's where my lucky hat went.
-Thanks for looking after it, Deepa. -Baba, wait!
Guess it's not so lucky after all.