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Watch the clever, funny, and entertaining adventures of Tenali Raman, the famous witty poet and wise advisor in the court of King Krishnadevaraya. Discover exciting stories filled with clever tricks, humor, intelligence, and valuable life lessons.

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Transcript
00:12Who is the wittiest jester in the land?
00:15Tenali!
00:17Hits you with his wit, things get out of hand.
00:20Tenali!
00:21He can build you up or cut you down.
00:24Tenali!
00:25He's a poet, he's a clown.
00:28Tenali!
00:28Tenali!
00:28Ba-dum-bum-bum-bum, Tenali!
00:32Ba-dum-bum, Tenali!
00:33Ba-dum-bum, Tenali-da-man!
00:38Yeah!
00:39The Adventures of Tenali Ramen.
00:47One bright morning in the kingdom of Vijayanagara,
00:51the renowned Telugu poet Tenali Ramen was reciting poetry and having breakfast.
00:58Now when the demoness saw the lotus face of Rama, she immediately...
01:07Me-mow!
01:15Dr. ...Sundari!
01:16Dr. Mataji!
01:16Dr. Canali,
01:17would you buy a new pot please?
01:19But wife, I am the greatest poet of Telugu.
01:24Am I not above the lowly task of buying a clay pot?
01:31Come on down to Pradeep's Pot Emporium.
01:35We have got big pots.
01:37Little pots, pots that climb on rocks.
01:40Come on down to Pradeep's Pot Emporium.
01:48May I help you sir?
01:50I am in need of a clay pot.
01:53Did Sundari break another one?
01:56Yes, in fact she...
01:58Whose voice is that?
02:00That is Attakuri Molla.
02:02She is writing a poem my lord in the tongue of Telugu.
02:07Is her reading bothering you lord?
02:10Bothering me?
02:11No, I find it quaint that a girl of the potter's caste should pick up a pen.
02:21Oh!
02:22Ah!
02:24Counselor!
02:25Grand one!
02:27You move in great profundity.
02:30I am only a bland one.
02:32Tingati!
02:33What are you doing?
02:35I am composing a poem.
02:37I am inspired!
02:40I heard a woman reciting poetry.
02:44Wonderful words!
02:46Even Tenali was impressed and he...
02:49Raman!
02:50He heard this woman poet as well?
02:52Yes!
02:53He was astounded by her flabbergasted!
02:57Jealous?
02:59Huh?
02:59I feel a plot coming on.
03:02Who is she?
03:04A young woman sire.
03:06She wishes to discuss a poem with you.
03:09Huh?
03:10A poem?
03:12Send her in!
03:17Approach maiden.
03:20Your greatness.
03:21I am Attakuri Molla.
03:23I have written a poem.
03:26I would be honored by the opportunity to read it to you before the court.
03:31What is the poem about?
03:33It is my version of the Ramayana.
03:35Then it shall be done!
03:37You will read this evening.
03:39Thank you, Lord.
03:43Love the idea, eh, Tenali?
03:45Oh, yes, sire.
03:47Excuse me.
03:51Impressive!
03:53A woman who writes and of the Potter's cast.
03:58Furthermore, she poetizes in the language of Telugu.
04:02Now you, sir, are the reigning champion of Telugu poetry.
04:07Telugu is you, Raman.
04:10You and Telugu are like this.
04:14Which one is me?
04:17Very funny.
04:19But I hope you don't take your pinnacle position lightly.
04:22I look forward to the reading.
04:26Raja Guruji!
04:27I have added some new lines to my poem.
04:31Counselor, Grand One, you're moving.
04:35Wait a minute.
04:36I smell a smoldering ember of envy in Raman.
04:40We will fan this flame, Tingari.
04:43If we can incite Raman's artistic envy, he will only make a fool of himself and lose the king's favour.
04:53And I will be free of competition from the infernal Raman.
04:57They say Atakuri Mola is most marvellous.
05:03Raman is finished.
05:06Finished as a poet.
05:08Raman is finished.
05:11She's more brilliant than Raman.
05:15Much more smart than him.
05:17He!
05:18Smarter than Raman.
05:21She's smarter than Raman.
05:24She's smarter than Raman.
05:24She's smarter than Raman.
05:24Oh my God!
05:28It's time to hear words in pleasing patterns.
05:32Oh King!
05:34I request permission to read my poem first.
05:38That's an odd request, Raman.
05:41But I grant it.
05:42Proceed.
05:44Ah!
05:45Thank you Lord.
05:48A pottery poem.
05:49There once was a lady who was not.
05:54Her poems she mixed in a pot.
05:59She tried all she knew of the Telugu.
06:03But her epic was nothing but snot.
06:08Ha ha ha ha!
06:13Oh Tanali, you're so silly.
06:17Now Mola.
06:18She has left, your grace.
06:21Oh!
06:22Was she offended?
06:23Your majesty.
06:25Tanali Raman is envious of Mola.
06:28That's why he read before her.
06:31Can you keep a jester who fears the scribblings of a girl poet?
06:37I don't know.
06:40Well done Tanali.
06:42But she is still a threat.
06:44They say her Mola Ramayana is beautifully written.
06:49I am not threatened by her.
07:04Mola.
07:05Oh that Roman.
07:09Oh!
07:14That Roman.
07:16Mola.
07:17Here is a coin.
07:19Will you give me the bird or the dog?
07:23I'll give you this.
07:25Mola.
07:27Mola.
07:27Mola.
07:28Mola.
07:29Mola.
07:29Mola.
07:30Mola.
07:30Mola.
07:30Mola.
07:31Mola.
07:32No.
07:33O king of poets.
07:36Whatever I may give you, I will not sell it to you.
07:39Tenali was stunned by Atakuri's wisdom and restraint.
07:45Oh.
07:46He began to think of the wisdom of his mother.
07:50Mama.
07:51He thought of how much anguish he'd caused her in his rebellious youth.
07:57He thought of the joy, fun and redemption he found in poetry.
08:04I have been most rude.
08:07Words fail me now.
08:09What is it Lord?
08:10Please come back to the court and read your Ramayana.
08:14Then Tenali begged the king to allow Mola another chance to read her poem.
08:20And the king agreed.
08:23So she's going to read her poem after all.
08:27Radguru!
08:29I have finished my poem.
08:32Go slow.
08:34Shhh!
08:36To the north of the Ganga was the great kingdom of Kothala.
08:43This poetry is not so great.
08:46The people of Kothala were contented.
08:51I am not contented to hear...
08:53Silence!
08:53I will hear this woman's poem without interruption.
08:59And Atakuri Mulla read her Ramayana,
09:02much to the delight and amazement of all in attendance.
09:08Yay!
09:09Yay!
09:10Yes!
09:11Yes!
09:17Tanali, what do you have to say about Mulla's Ramayana?
09:21I suspected you were envious.
09:24I did envy her,
09:25but I will mock her no more.
09:28I am an artist.
09:31She is merely a genius.
09:34I agree.
09:36Mulla,
09:37I shall give you a stipend,
09:38a monthly gift of gold,
09:40so you can pursue your poetry
09:42and read at the court on a regular basis.
09:46But sire, she is of the potter's cast.
09:49I hear no more about it.
09:51Instead,
09:52I want more poetry.
09:55Ahem!
09:57Well?
09:58Counselor,
09:59grand one,
10:02you move in great profundity.
10:06Jingle, no!
10:07I am only a blunt one,
10:10dazzled by your rotundity.
10:14Jingle, no!
10:16Ta-ta-la!
10:18Rinse me!
10:20You are an enduro-
10:22Ha!
10:24Ha!
10:28Ha!
10:29Ha!
10:29Ha!
10:30Ha!
10:31Ha!
10:31Ni Po!
10:32Ni minh!
10:33Raad-gurooo!
10:37Peace!
10:37This is how Tenali came to accept Atakurim
10:40Mulla and agree that she was smarter than Ramen.
10:43The end!
11:13The end!

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