Little Krishna is an original 13 standalone episodes animated television series based on the Legend of Hindu deity Krishna. The story revolved around little Krishna as a toddler and then grew bigger as a boy and his ability in defeating all his enemies from monster to other evil things. Despite the good messages the series tried to convey to their audience, however, it was criticized due to some part of the scenes which were inappropriate and might expose to violence for children when Krishna dismissed his enemies. I watched this series in one local TV a few years ago and considered this as a mere entertainment since I'm an adult myself and I do agree some scenes might not be a good thing to show for underage viewers although it is truly based on the true and known Krishna's legend.
As for Chhota Bheem, it is an Indian cartoon series about a 9 years old strong boy and his friends who help people in their village when the problems occurred anytime. It was also aired in local TV after the little Krishna back then if I'm not mistaken. It was a more proper series for children due to its relation with daily life.
Both series were famous in India. Personally, I like Little Krishna better than Chhota Bheem, because the animation was good and enjoyable in my eyes to see and also the story was deeper than just any children story. These are my fan art drawings for both series that I did last year.



























