From The Playground To The Screen: Revisit The Classic Jhols Of Honey And Bunny As They Return With New Episodes

Kids and their young, brilliant, and innovative minds have a way around ‘Masti’ and ‘Jhols’, much like our favourite cat duo Honey and Bunny who manage to get jammed in crazy situations. Just like Honey and Bunny, kids have a knack for finding themselves in the thick of all the Jhols and let’s accept the fact that: we all adore it. From blaming a friend for talking in class to running around school in search of the perfect hiding spot, kids’ love for their pranks and their adventure know no bounds.

As OG Jholers are back with 'Honey Bunny Reloaded' on Sony YAY!, let's take a stroll down memory lane and relive those childhood moments that mirror the iconic duo's antics. 

Oh No! The dog chewed my homework

From Honey and Bunny's antics to kids' creative excuses, the age-old struggle of avoiding homework is timeless. Who can forget the classic excuse of a dog chewing up the homework? From blaming the dog to pretending to have lost the book, kids have a knack for coming up with the most ridiculous excuses, much like Honey and Bunny's hilarious reasons for their wild behaviour.

Sssshhh! Don’t tell mom I broke the window

Childhood playtime is synonymous to adventure and fun, and it's no secret that kids love to let loose. From running to the park to play cricket with friends to the occasional mishap of breaking a window, playtime is always filled with excitement. And when the blame game starts, it's just like watching Honey, Bunny, Zordar, and Popat pointing fingers and creating chaos all over again.

No Miss, he made me laugh!

Giggling in class and sharing jokes with your bench mate are the fondest memories of going to school. Kids always love giggling during important maths lessons or poetry class, giving the teacher an opportunity to teach a lesson to the naughty bunch. The typical response to the question "Why are you laughing?" is "No Miss, he made me laugh." Blaming your friend for your naughtiness is always an easy way out and our cat friends are no exception to this. When the ‘Jhols’ gets out of control, the other one is always to blame. Learn the best way to do it with Honey and Bunny Reloaded. 

The white lie to avoid greens

Convincing your child to eat their veggies is like navigating through a treacherous maze. Excuses made by kids are both creative and convincing, and their angelic faces are the ultimate bait for even the strongest-willed parents. When asked if they've eaten their greens, kids often fabricate tales about the dog absconding with their lunchbox or a friend devouring the veggies, easily evading the situation like the wily characters Honey and Bunny.