Inspector Chingum

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Inspector Chingum
Based on Motu Patlu
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes52 (list of episodes)
Production
Running time22 minutes
Production companyCosmos Maya
Original release
Network Amazon Prime Video
Release4 May 2018 (2018-05-04)

Inspector Chingum is an Indian 3D animated television series produced by Cosmos-Maya that premiered on 4 May 2018, on Amazon Prime Video. It is a spin-off of the show Motu Patlu. [1] [2] [3]

Contents

Inspector Chingum was Cosmos-Maya's second show which premiered on online platforms before television channels, the first being Selfie with Bajrangi. [4]

The show was televised on Hungama TV from 29 April 2019. [5] Later it also aired on Marvel HQ and Disney Channel.[ citation needed ]

The series has 52 episodes across 2 seasons.

Characters

Locations

Episodes

Episode No.Name of episode
1Aakhri Raavan
25 Star Robber
3Moving Paintings
4Football Mein Golmaal
5Rusty Gayab
6Bozo Or Zobo
7Invisible Man
8Kohinoor Heera
9Unstoppable Train
10Speedo
11Crying Bird
12Sapera
13Helicopter Ride
14Robin Hooda
15Bhool Gava Sub Kuch
16Bade Chhote
17Bhopu Topu
18Robot Statue
19Sukdu Pehlwan
20Bubbly Bubbly Boo
21Belt Trouble
22Superstar Chocolate ka Kidnap
23Bike Out of Control
24Mad Hammer
25Monkey Training
26Hera ki Shaadi
27 (season 2 episode 1)Chorepati Chor
28 (season 2 episode 2)Horse Patrolling
29 (season 2 episode 3)Hasna Mana Hai
30 (season 2 episode 4)Happy Birthday Chingum
31 (season 2 episode 5)Golden Pearl
32 (season 2 episode 6)Transmit
33 (season 2 episode 7)Asli Nakli
34 (season 2 episode 8)Shadow Control
35 (season 2 episode 9)Sticky Car
36 (season 2 episode 10)Laughing Chingum
37 (season 2 episode 11)Santa in Trouble
38 (season 2 episode 12)Dinogame
39 (season 2 episode 13)Sumo Sossa
40 (season 2 episode 14)Shantiwood Ki Happy Diwali
41 (season 2 episode 15)Chicken Toofani
42 (season 2 episode 16)Holi Hai Bhai Holi Hai
43 (season 2 episode 17)Chingum ka Daar
44 (season 2 episode 18)Dragon Kite
45 (season 2 episode 19)Donation Box
46 (season 2 episode 20)Robotic Bat
47 (season 2 episode 21)Dragon Attack
48 (season 2 episode 22)Khabrilal Ka Brain Damage
49 (season 2 episode 23)Maharaja Chingum
50 (season 2 episode 24)Dil Dimag Pe Bhari
51 (season 2 episode 25)Alien Story
52 (season 2 episode 26)Tel Ka Khel

Reception

"In addition to the classic ‘Bollywoodisque’ style of storytelling that the studio is known for, Inspector Chingum also features rap songs by popular Indian rap artist, Baba Sehgal. Every episode will have a special song which is going to be the highlight of the series.", noted Animation Express. [6] Other commentators also noted the prominence of funk and rap music in the spin-off. [7]

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