mogli

Mogli is an alternative spelling used for the notable fictional character Mowgli, the human boy raised by wolves in Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book. The original stories present Mowgli's life in the Indian jungle, his friendships with Baloo and Bagheera, and his conflicts with threats such as Shere Khan. The character has appeared in numerous adaptations, including Disney's 1967 animated film and later live-action films, which helped popularize the name in global pop culture.

Beyond the literary character, Mogli may function as a personal name in various cultures, used as a given name or surname, with origins tied to the Kipling character’s fame or to transliteration choices in different languages.

In other contexts, Mogli can appear as part of titles or names in media, fiction, or scholarly discussions related to The Jungle Book. Because the spelling varies by edition and language, the intended reference usually depends on the specific work or region.