Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in Raja Krishnachandra's court in 18th-century Nadia. The king treated him as a Navaratna. His statue still stands in the palace, and stories of his exploits are still told in Bengal.
Episode 1Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century. So gifted was he that the king counted him among the court's Navaratna. His statue remains in the palace, and his exploits are still told in Bengal today.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 2Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in Raja Krishnachandra's court in 18th-century Nadia. So brilliant was Gopal that the king counted him among the court's Navaratna. His statue still stands in the palace, and tales of his exploits are told in Bengal to this day.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 3Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal and served in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. So gifted was Gopal that the king counted him among his Navaratna, and his statue still stands in the palace. His stories are told in Bengal to this day.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 4Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century. So brilliant that the King counted him among the court's Navaratna, his statue still stands in the palace. His exploits are still told in Bengal and appear in many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 5Gopalbhar meets five kids of his village and tells them an incident from his life about Hilsa fish. Mantri's wife wants to have hilsa and he is fooled by the fishermen, but denies to admit it. Mantri challenges Gopal to get Hilsa without the villagers noticing him. Maharaja discloses the prize money of five hundred rupees.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 6Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal at the court of Raja Krishnachandra, king of Nadia in the 18th century AD. The King prized him as a Navaratna of his court, and his statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace. Tales of Gopal Bhar are still told in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 7Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. The King treated him as a Navaratna, and his statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace. His exploits are still told in Bengal and live on in many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 8The children demand a story from Gopal, while he is on the way to Raj Sabha. He tells them an incident where Nawab's whims and fancies become a hindrance to Maharaja. At the Raj Sabha, the courtiers start discussing how to make arrangements for the Nawab.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 9The kids are sitting beside the pond. One is ready to cross the pond, but the other one says a no. Meanwhile, Funti comes with her brothers and all of them find a strange movement in the pond.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 10It is the boys versus the girls. The boys challenge that girls cannot play cricket as they are not that fast. But the girls take the challenge and say they will prove it in the field.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 11All the little kids are planning to do something. But at the last moment, Gopal catches them red-handed and warns them that they were going to do a very big mistake.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 12Gopal's wife is praying to God that he gets all the success in life. He excels in his job and gets a higher position in the palace. Is Gopal's wife becoming greedy?
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 13Maharaja declares that if anyone gets sick, they have to go to the doctor assigned by him. The kids visit Gopal Bhar and inform him the same. They are curious if its Gopal's brainchild, so he tells them an incident.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 14Maharaja Krishnachandra is being appreciated at his sabha, Mantri suggests to check with the astrologer and Maharaja mocks him. The crippled man from Murshidabad arrives at the Raj Sabha.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 15Monsoon months are going on, Maharaja asks Mantri why the thunder is later than the lightning, then changes the topic to why there is volume difference in the hair of Gopal and him. Mantri's perplexed replies, when countered by Gopal, sounds entertaining to Maharaja.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 101Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century. So gifted that the king counted him among his Navaratna, his statue remains in the palace, and tales of his exploits still live on in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 102Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal and served in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, king of Nadia in the 18th century AD. The king valued him as a Navaratna, his statue still stands in the palace, and stories of his exploits remain popular in Bengal today.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 103Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal who served Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century. The king valued him as a court Navaratna, and his statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace. His exploits remain part of Bengal lore and many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 104Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century AD. The King valued him as a Navaratna, his statue remains in the palace, and stories of his exploits are still told in Bengal and preserved in many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 105Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. So gifted was Gopal that the King treated him as a Navaratna of his court. His statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace, and his exploits are still told in Bengal today.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 106Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. So gifted was Gopal that the king counted him among the court's Navaratnas. His statue remains in the palace, and his exploits are still told in Bengal and immortalized in many stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 107Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal and served in the court of Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century AD. The king treated him as a Navaratna, and his statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace. His exploits are still told in Bengal today.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 108Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal who served Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. So gifted was Gopal that the king counted him as a Navaratna of his court. His statue remains in the palace, and his exploits are still told in Bengal today.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 109Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal and served Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th century king of Nadia. So valued was he that the King treated him as a Navaratna. His statue remains in Raja Krishnachandra's palace, and his exploits are still told in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 110Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. The King prized him as a Navaratna of his court, and his statue still stands in the palace of Raja Krishnachandra. His exploits are still told in Bengal and appear in many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 111Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. The king valued him as a Navaratna, and his statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace. Stories of his exploits are still told in Bengal and preserved in many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 112Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century. So gifted was he that the king counted him among the court's Navaratna. His statue still stands in the palace, and his exploits live on in Bengal's stories and short tales.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 113Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th century king of Nadia. The King valued him as a Navaratna. His statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace, and stories of his exploits are told in Bengal to this day.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 114Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra, the famous king of Nadia in the 18th century AD. The king valued him as a Navaratna, and his statue still stands in the palace. His exploits are still told in Bengal and immortalized in many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 115Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. So brilliant was Gopal that the King treated him as a Navaratna. His statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace, and stories of his exploits remain popular in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 201In this episode of Gopal Bhar, we will get to know about an information which an undercover spy has brought for Raja Krishnachnandra. He has become tensed after getting news that the Nawab of Murshidabad is planning to attack on Krishnanagar!
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 202In this episode Gopal Ghar, we will get to know about the story of Gopal's childhood day which he is sharing with the village kids. However, they were trying to learn swimming, but Napla was facing some difficulty in doing this.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 203In this episode of Gopal Bhar, we will get to know about a merchant who was coming to Krishnanagar to meet Raja Krishnachandra but in the mid-way he thought of taking rest. While the merchant was asleep Kele Pocha spotted a beautiful horse and and tried to steal it!
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 204Its Raja Krishnachandra's birthday and his wife has gone to a temple to offer diamond jewellery to Lord Krishna. However, Kele Pocha has spotted Rani offering the same in the temple.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 205Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal at the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the famous 18th-century king of Nadia. The king valued Gopal as a Navaratna. His statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace, and tales of his exploits live on in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 206Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century AD. The king valued him as a Navaratna, his statue still stands in the palace, and stories of his exploits are still told in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 207Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century AD. The king prized him as a Navaratna of his court, and his statue still stands in the palace. His exploits live on in Bengali stories and short tales.
▶ Watch EpisodeEpisode 208Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in Raja Krishnachandra's court in 18th-century Nadia. The king treated him as a Navaratna. His statue still stands in the palace, and stories of his exploits are still told in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 209Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century. So clever was Gopal that the King counted him among the court's Navaratna. His statue still stands in the palace, and his exploits live on in Bengal's stories and short tales.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 210Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. The king valued him as a Navaratna, his statue remains in the palace, and tales of his exploits are still told in Bengal today.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 211Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving Raja Krishnachandra of Nadia in the 18th century. So great was his wit that the king counted him among his Navaratna. His statue stands in the palace of Raja Krishnachandra, and tales of his exploits are still told in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 212Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. The king valued him as a Navaratna, and Gopal's statue still stands in the palace. His exploits are still told in Bengal and have inspired many short stories.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 213Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal who served Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. So brilliant was Gopal that the king treated him as a Navaratna. His statue still stands in Raja Krishnachandra's palace, and stories of his exploits remain popular in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 214In this episode of Gopal Bhar, we will get to know about Raja Krishnachandra who is getting intuitions that something wrong is going to happen in his province.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 215In this episode of Gopal Bhar, we will get to know about Raja Krishnachandra's minister who is seen waiting on the river bank for a foreigner. He was waiting for him to approve samples of latest guns to his Sepoys of army.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 301Raja Krishnachandra along with his trusted men goes for a morning walk. It is then, a man from Bhin province denotes Raja Krishnachandra as mister thinking him to be a common man.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 302A businessman from Bhing province has come to Krishnanagar in search of shelter. He requests Raja Krishnachandra to allow him to stay in his province for a few days.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 303The royal priest of Krishnanagar finds an antique pot while bathing in a pond. He takes it to his home and tries to open it. After several attempts, he is still unable to open it.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 304Nawab Bahadur's Wazir suggests that this is the right time to trap Raja Krishnachandra and the King of Khambaj province. He further says that Gopal is on a leave for 15 days and hence they could proceed ahead with their plan.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 305The heavy rainfall this year has ruined the agricultural land and villagers' livelihood very badly. Raja Krishnachandra is very pained thinking about the lives of the people of Krishnanagar. He wants to rehabilitate them.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 306Raja Krishnachandra is in tension thinking about the demands of the Nawab of Murshidabad. He informs Gopal that the Nawab has asked for the accounts of profit and loss of the province.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 307Gulte and his friends are playing Gilli-Danda on the roads of their village. Coincidentally, the Gilli went on and hurt a couple who were coming towards the village. The couple started scolding Gulte and his friends.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 308Gopal's wife demands to buy her a precious gold necklace. And she wants Gopal to buy is as soon as possible. However, on hearing this Gopal gets a shock and tries to make her understand that their financial condition not good at the moment.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 309It's early morning time and the priest of Krishnanagar is taking his bath in the village pond. A man from Burdwan has come to meet Gopal. He spots the priest and thinks of asking him the address of Gopal's house.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 310The Sardar of Dacoits gets secret information from his associates that the residents of Krishnanagar do not fear him anymore. Hence, they are suggesting the Sardar to devise a plan to kidnap the Queen of Krishnanagar.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 311The kids of the village have come complaining to Gopal that it has been a long time since he has told an interesting story to them. They are now demanding him to tell them an interesting story and without listening to it they will not leave from his house.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 312Gopal thinks that he needs a haircut, he goes to the barbershop to get it done. However, at the same time, the minister of Krishnanagar also comes for his haircut. The clever minister notices that Gopal has not paid his money to the barber.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 313It's the Durga Puja Special episode of Ghar Bhar. Today's story begins with the village kids coming to meet their favorite grand-father (Gopal Bhar).
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 314Raja Krishnachandra and his minister is in Murshidabad on a visit to Nawab Bahadur's palace. While returning back from site-seeing, they have unknowingly obstructed Nawab Bahadur's shadow.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 315Ghotta and Botta come complaining to Raja Krishnachandra's minister that they work dedicatedly for him but in return, he doesn't pay them well. Ghotta and Botta further decide that from now onwards they will stop working for him.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 401In this episode of Gopal Bhar, Gopal starts counting on his fingers as to how many times the evil minister has tried to overthrow him. Gopal has taught him a lesson every time. Gopal decides to go late to the court. What is playing on Gopal's mind?
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 402In this episode, Gopal Bhar is excited as his wife is cooking fish. He is dumbfounded when his wife demands a special saree to wear at a wedding. Gopal Bhar sets on thinking. Will our hero be able to fulfill his wifes demands?
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 403In this episode of Gopal Bhar, the queen of King Krishnachandra gets up in the morning and tells about a bad dream that she had at night. The minister enquires about the king's troubled mind. What was the bad dream about? Would Gopal Bhar be able to solve the king's misery?
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 404In this episode of Gopal Bhar the king Krishnachandra is troubled when the minister tells him that the treasury has decreased since the last month. The minister tells that there might be some discrepancy in the accounts. A poor farmer is brought before the king for not paying his taxes. Would Gopal Bhar be able to solve the trouble of the treasury?
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 405In this episode of Gopal Bhar, the children are eager to learn from Gopal. Gopal conjures up tricks to make them aware of the things around them. In the meanwhile, King Krishnachandra is worried in the absence of Gopal Bhar. How would Gopal solve the king's problem?
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 406In this episode of Gopal Bhar, Gopal's peaceful sleep at night is disturbed by two men fighting. Gopal gives them a sound beating. In the morning, King Krishnachandra finds Gopal sleping during the proceedings of the court. What explanation does Gopal Bhar give?
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 407Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal, serving in the court of Raja Krishnachandra, the 18th-century king of Nadia. The king regarded him as a Navaratna, and his statue still stands in the palace. Tales of Gopal's exploits are still told across Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 408Gopal Bhar was a legendary court jester in medieval Bengal and served in Raja Krishnachandra's court in 18th-century Nadia. So brilliant was he that the king counted him as a Navaratna. His statue still stands in the palace, and stories of his exploits live on in Bengal.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 409Gopal makes an excuse of having a stomach ache, to get a day off from his duties in the Rajya Sabha. Knowing this, a doctor decides to give him a very strong dose of digestive pills so that he never makes this excuse again.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 410In order to honor his intellect, the king decides to give a prize to Gopal in front of the entire village. Some villagers make a plot to make Gopal incapable of attending the prize ceremony. He gets back at them for this.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 411In the event of their anniversary, the queen asks the king to gift her a cockatoo. The head minister, whose wife owns an old cockatoo, decides to sell this bird to the king for a hefty price. Gopal overhears his plans to cheat the king and puts a stop to it.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 412A mysterious thief takes over the village and starts to steal from everyone. The ministers and Gopal start to look for the thief. Gopal discovers that some monkeys are behind this. Gopal manages to get all the stolen goods from the monkeys.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 413The monsoon leaks Gopal's hut ceiling, so he asks the king for money. The minister says Gopal is fooling him, and Gopal accepts the challenge by trying to stay with the minister. The minister tightens security, but if Gopal gets in, the minister must host Gopal and his wife for the whole monsoon.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 414The king starts to use some coins to help him make decisions. While taking a morning walk, the king falls down, and the coins fall from his pocket. This puts him into a dilemma as he cannot make any more decisions. Gopal decides to help the king find the coins for him.
▶ Watch Episode
Episode 415The minister asks the king for money, pretending to have an eye infection. Gopal realizes the minister's plots and suggests a home remedy, which makes the minister suspect that Gopal is playing a prank on him.
▶ Watch Episode