Purush (man), ruler of Vartmaan (Present) is the protector of the treasure of Bhavishya (Future). He must fight the evil forces of Sankat (Trouble) and his minions and protect Bhavishya.
Puru (man), the ruler of the kingdom of Vartmaan (Present) is also the protector of the treasure of Bhavishya (Future). His friends (virtues personified) include Sahas (Courage), Yukti (tact), Doordarshita (foresight), Saral (simplicity), Gyan (knowledge) and others. Puru and his friends must fight the evil forces of Sankat (Trouble) and his monstrous minions in the form of vices personified Eersha (jealousy), Krodh (anger), Lobh (greed), Bhay (fear) Bhed-Bhaav (the discriminating twins), Adchan (throny creatures - obstacles) and others to protect the Bhavishya from being usurped. This allegory is a classic fight of good over evil, the constant battle of man to overcome his adversaries, which inflict him internally and externally.—Kireet Khurana
This allegorical animation series is about the eternal fight between good and evil. In this series, vices and virtues are personified as characters and play out the internal and external conflict for the protagonist - King Purush (man).
King Purush is the ruler of the kingdom of Vartmaan (present). He and his virtuous friends like Sahas (Courage), Doordarshita (foresight), Saral (simplicity), Yukti (strategy), Gyan (knowledge) and many others are also the protector of the treasure of Bhavishya (future).
The kingdom of Vartmaan is constantly under attack by Sankat (trouble) and his monstrous minions (vices) like the green woman Eersha (jealousy), the shadowy Bhay (fear), the dragon Krodh (anger), the thorny creatures Adchan (obstacles) and many others. It's the job of Purush and his friends to quell Sankat's attack and save the treasure of Bhavishya from being looted.
In each encounter, Purush is confronted with a challenge, wherein Sankat (trouble) sends in a minion to defeat or kill him and loot the treasure of Bhavishya (future), the very basis of Vartmaan's existence. Purush must learn to recall the right friend to defeat Sankat's minion. So, when Sankat sends Lobh (greed), Purush uses Saral (simplicity) to counter him. Krodh (anger) is vanquished by Anand (serenity) and similarly Adchan (obstacles) are quelled by recalling Sahas at the opportune moment.
This highly popular series was not only a musical entertainer with great, indelible songs, but also gave a pertinent message to its young audience.
