Dholakpur

Dholakpur is a fictional kingdom and setting of the Indian animated television series Chota Bheem. Created by Rajiv Chilaka and produced by Green Gold Animation, the kingdom first appeared on television in 2008. The realm is depicted as a populous, prosperous state located in a mythical South Asian landscape, with a capital city that hosts the royal court and market districts. The ruler, a benevolent Maharaja, governs with the help of local officials and guards, while the villagers pursue farming, crafts, and trade.

Chota Bheem and his companions, including his friends and allies, are residents of Dholakpur and repeatedly protect the kingdom from threats such as rival opportunists, bandits, monsters, and magical foes. The stories emphasize bravery, teamwork, and moral lessons. The culture shown in the series includes traditional Indian clothing, music, festivals, and cuisine, with recurring motifs of village life, sports, and festivals.

Geography typically features forested hills, rivers, and agricultural plains, supporting an economy based on farming, crafts, and local markets. While entirely fictional, Dholakpur has become a recognizable setting in Indian animation and has influenced related media, including feature films, comics, and merchandise. The portrayal of Dholakpur emphasizes family-friendly entertainment and positive values, contributing to the broader Chota Bheem franchise.