What are the most popular 'jingle toons hindi stories'?

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Some of the popular Premchand Hindi stories include 'Godaan'. It's a story that delves deep into the life of a poor farmer and his struggles to own a cow, which was a symbol of wealth and status in rural India at that time.

The story of Raja Ram Mohan Roy is also quite popular. He was a social reformer who fought against social evils like sati (the practice of a widow self - immolating on her husband's pyre). He was inspired by the need for a more just and equal society in the Hindi - speaking regions and worked hard to bring about change in the 19th century.

Some of the Sherlock Holmes stories that are likely to be popular in Hindi are those that have the most exciting mysteries. For example, 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'. The elements of mystery, danger, and Sherlock's brilliant deductions in this story probably make it appealing in any language, including Hindi. Another could be 'The Sign of Four' as it has a complex plot that readers usually enjoy.

One popular trope is the 'fish out of water' situation where a toon character is suddenly in the human world or vice versa. For example, a toon might struggle to understand human customs like traffic rules or school systems. Another trope is the friendship - a human and a toon becoming unlikely friends and going on adventures together, like exploring a new magical world that combines elements of both toon and human realms.

Well, 'Dangal' is extremely popular. It inspired a lot of people with its story of female empowerment through sports. The performances were great and it was widely loved. Another popular one is 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag'. People were drawn to Milkha Singh's story of perseverance and his quest for athletic glory.

Well, 'Rustom' is quite popular. It is based on the real - life case of Naval officer K. M. Nanavati. The movie had a great plot and good performances that attracted a lot of audiences.

The story of the thirsty crow is quite popular. A crow was very thirsty and found a pitcher with a little water at the bottom. It couldn't reach the water. So, it thought of a clever idea. It started dropping pebbles into the pitcher. As the pebbles filled the pitcher, the water level rose and the crow was able to drink. This story teaches us to use our intelligence in difficult situations.

There's a toon story where a bear is after a beehive to get the honey and potentially 'vore' the bees. The bees fight back by stinging the bear on its nose. The bear runs away in pain. It shows how the smaller animals can defend themselves against the bigger ones in these types of stories.

One of the popular stories is 'Godaan'. It shows the struggles of a poor peasant. He tries hard to fulfill his religious duty of giving a cow to the priest. It reflects the social and economic hardships of rural India at that time.