Kaliya Mardan

In the quaint village, Krishna's playmates are subjected to humiliation by a female villager, who callously splashes water on them, prompting a series of retaliatory pranks, including pilfering butter from her abode. As the situation escalates, Krishna intervenes, leveraging his cunning to exact revenge, ultimately receiving a gift of fruit for his assistance, which he selflessly relinquishes. The narrative unfolds with Krishna infiltrating the bedchamber of a prosperous merchant and his wife under the cover of darkness, mischievously tethering the man's beard to his wife's tresses. These antics precipitate a groundswell of discontent among the villagers, who converge upon Krishna's foster parents to express their discontent with his behavior.