Little Krishna – Indra Dev Ka Toofan | Full Episode (Hindi Cartoon)
Little Krishna – Indra Dev Ka Toofan
Meta Description : Little Krishna – Indra Dev Ka Toofan
Experience the epic “Indra Dev Ka Toofan” episode of Little Krishna – where young Krishna lifts Govardhan Mountain to save Vrindavan from Indra’s wrath in this classic CGI Indian cartoon
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Kid cartoon Krishna, Krishna disaster episode, Krishna Indra storm, Govardhan-mountain story, Krishna protector Vrindavan, Reliance Big Animation, Krishna epic episode, Vrindavan legend cartoon, Indra storm episode, Krishna kids show, Indian mythological cartoon
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Indian Animated Series, Mythological Cartoons, Kids Cartoon Episodes, Little Krishna Episodes, Pogo TV Cartoons, Indian Epic Animation
Duration : 00:21:52
Description : Little Krishna – Indra Dev Ka Toofan
Little Krishna, India’s first high‑quality 3D animated television series, aired in May 2009 on Nickelodeon (later on Discovery Kids and Sun TV), and created by Reliance BIG Animation in collaboration with ISKCON’s India Heritage Foundation. Developed over seven years at a ₹50 crore budget, it tells the enchanting adventures of five‑to‑nine‑year‑old Krishna in Vrindavan.
In the special Indra Dev Ka Toofan episode, villagers of Vrindavan choose to worship the sacred Govardhan Mountain over mighty Indra, king of the gods. Enraged, Indra unleashes a ferocious storm. But young Krishna rises to the challenge—lifting the entire Govardhan Mountain on his little finger to shield villagers from deadly floods. This stunning sequence marks a pivotal moment of divine prowess. Eventually, Indra realizes his mistake and humbly accepts Krishna’s divine power.
This episode, marked by stunning animation, intense action, and cultural storytelling, quickly became a fan favorite—celebrated for its emotional resonance, mythological gravity, and technical craftsmanship. The series’ script was penned by Jeffrey Scott (Ice Age, Ninja Turtles), with direction by Vincent Edwards and Balasubramanian Rajasekaran, and art direction research-intensive design by Parikshit Dasa of Lion King fame.
Audiences, especially millennials, recall this episode nostalgically:
“Little Krishna was one of the peak moments of Indian animation”
“The best mythological show I’ve ever watched… made such a huge impact”
Given its mythic scope, emotional stakes, and technical brilliance, Indra Dev Ka Toofan remains one of the most iconic chapters in Indian children’s entertainment.
Genre : Little Krishna – Indra Dev Ka Toofan
Epic Mythological / Adventure Animation
Director
Vincent Edwards & Balasubramanian Rajasekaran
Script by Jeffrey Scott
Created by Reliance BIG Animation & Indian Heritage Foundation (ISKCON)
Cast / Voice Artists
Amarkant Dubey – Krishna, Ashish Dave – Balram, Baby Anushka Dubey – Radha, Arun Shekhar – Kansa
Various voices for Indra, Narad Muni, Yashoda, Nand, Uddhav, Madhav, etc.
Release Date
Originally aired on 11 May 2009 on Nickelodeon India; later telecast on Discovery Kids and Sun TV
Synopsis : Little Krishna – Indra Dev Ka Toofan
In the celebrated Indra Dev Ka Toofan episode, the villagers of Vrindavan anger mighty Indra, the god of rain, by choosing to worship Govardhan Mountain instead of him. Furious, Indra summons crushing torrential storms and floods to punish them. Witnessing his people in peril, young Krishna, no more than eight years old, displays his divine strength by lifting the entire mountain atop his little finger. Under this shield, villagers find refuge from deadly waters. As the storm rages around them, Krishna stands unwavering, symbolizing unwavering protection and divine intervention.
Realizing his arrogance, Indra Dev humbles himself and seeks forgiveness, acknowledging Krishna’s supreme power. This dramatic narrative—combining myth, morality, and majestic visuals—underscores themes of faith, humility, and cosmic righteousness. The episode’s emotional impact lies in its demonstration that even the smallest being can protect the greater good through courage and grace. With powerful storytelling, vibrant animation, and cultural symbolism, Indra Dev Ka Toofan remains a timeless legend in India’s animated heritage.