BILLY MANDY AUR LIFE MEIN HADDI ON CARTOON NETWORK

Cartoon Network presents a brand new trans-created show for the Indian audience. Cartoon Network, India’s number one kids’ channel, is always bustling with something new for kids. This month Cartoon Network brings in a lot of excitement and fun with its latest animated comedy show ‘Billy Mandy Aur Life Mein Haddi’ from September 14, every Monday to Friday at 7:30 pm on Cartoon Network. The show throws up rib-tickling hilarious escapades of two six-year-old kids– Billy and Mandy with Haddi- a supernatural skeleton in his after life.

A Cartoon network Original, Billy Mandy Aur Life Mein Haddi packs in lot of punch and entertainment for the ever-growing kids’ appetite for something new!

Krishna Desai, Director, Programming, Turner International India Pvt. Ltd. said, “In line with Cartoon Network’s strategy to offer variety of quality content to kids, we are happy to launch yet another super witty and fun show called ‘Billy Mandy Aur Life Mein Haddi’. This new animated comedy show is especially trans-created to make it more relevant for all the cartoon lovers in India by adding local flavor to the characters, content and animation. We are sure that kids will love watching amusing adventures of the unique trio- Billy, Mandy and Haddi.”

Six-year-old Billy is a happy go lucky kid with a curious nature to explore his surrounding. But his curiosity usually tends to get him into trouble, which he can’t get out of by himself. All at an age of six, Mandy loves power and control. Together they make a great team. Adding spice to their lives is Haddi- a supernatural skeleton in his after life! One day Haddi takes Billy and Mandy’s pet ‘Chu-Chu’ and challenged them to beat him in a game of ‘Parlok Premiere League’, in order to get their pet back.

Billy and Mandy accept his challenge and tell Haddi to serve them forever- if he loses. What happens next, sets up the rest of their jaunts. So toon-in to Billy Mandy Aur Life Mein Haddi, the comical new show on India’s number kids’ channel, Cartoon Network.

-Sampurn Media