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  • Discovery Kids presents an all new season of Luv Kushh

    Discovery Kids presents an all new season of Luv Kushh

    MUMBAI: Discovery Kids is back with all new exciting season of LUV KUSHH featuring the endearing brothers Luv and Kushh. The new season will have more adventure, action and thrill in the gripping stories. The series follows the adventures of the twin brothers as they grow up at Rishi Valmiki’s ashram along with their friends.

    LUV KUSHH premieres on 9thJuly and will air every afternoon at 1 PM on Discovery Kids.

    The series revolves around the twin brothers and in and around rishi Valmiki’s ashram, located by the river Tamasa, where the twins grew up under the watchful eye of the sage and their mother Sita. Apart from fun and frolic, the brothers are also tutored in martial arts by the strict Guru Daksh, who keeps challenging them to attain greater heights.

    In the series, the duo will be seen helping their friends caught in trouble, from baboo’s rescue to saving Pawan from danger. The overall show will focus on imparting moral values to the children through the adventures of Luv and Khushh.

    The series will present how Luv and Kushh use their learning, strength and skills to defeat their enemies. The two brothers along with many young prince from nearby kingdoms will be seen receiving education warfare training. This mythological series will give kids an enthralling opportunity to know about the exciting adventures of Luv and Kushh through their mischievous tales.

  • Discovery Kids presents an all new season of Luv Kushh

    Discovery Kids presents an all new season of Luv Kushh

    MUMBAI: Discovery Kids is back with all new exciting season of LUV KUSHH featuring the endearing brothers Luv and Kushh. The new season will have more adventure, action and thrill in the gripping stories. The series follows the adventures of the twin brothers as they grow up at Rishi Valmiki’s ashram along with their friends.

    LUV KUSHH premieres on 9thJuly and will air every afternoon at 1 PM on Discovery Kids.

    The series revolves around the twin brothers and in and around rishi Valmiki’s ashram, located by the river Tamasa, where the twins grew up under the watchful eye of the sage and their mother Sita. Apart from fun and frolic, the brothers are also tutored in martial arts by the strict Guru Daksh, who keeps challenging them to attain greater heights.

    In the series, the duo will be seen helping their friends caught in trouble, from baboo’s rescue to saving Pawan from danger. The overall show will focus on imparting moral values to the children through the adventures of Luv and Khushh.

    The series will present how Luv and Kushh use their learning, strength and skills to defeat their enemies. The two brothers along with many young prince from nearby kingdoms will be seen receiving education warfare training. This mythological series will give kids an enthralling opportunity to know about the exciting adventures of Luv and Kushh through their mischievous tales.

  • Discovery Kids to roll out new series ‘Luv Kushh’

    Discovery Kids to roll out new series ‘Luv Kushh’

    MUMBAI: Discovery Kids will be premiering a new series titled Luv Kushh on 9 November, 2015 at 1 pm. The series revolves around the twin brothers Luv and Kushh and will narrate their notorious tales of fun and adventure.

     

    Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific executive vice president and general manager South Asia Rahul Johri said, “Discovery Kids continues to entertain kids with its variety of programmes and genres, endearing characters and exciting story lines. The new series, Luv Kushh will take kids back to the era of gurukuls and recreate the age-old traditions of the student-teacher relationship.”

     

    The stories will take place in and around Valmiki’s ashram, located by the river Tamasa. The series shows the journey of the twins from growing up under the watchful eye of the sage and their mother. Apart from fun and frolic, the brothers are also tutored in martial arts. With instances of naughtiness, sneaking around, disobeying the rules of the ashram, or keeping their powers and adventures a secret from their mother Sita, the overall portrayal of the brothers is close to that of regular kids rather than all-powerful heroes.