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Captain Tsubasa- Road To 2002 May 2026

First airing in 2001, "Captain Tsubasa - Road to 2002" is the sequel to the original "Captain Tsubasa" series, which debuted in 1983. The brainchild of manga artist Yoichi Takahashi, the franchise follows the journey of Tsubasa Ozora, a young Japanese football prodigy with a penchant for scoring goals and a dream to play for the Brazilian national team. The series' perfect blend of sports action, character development, and emotional storytelling resonated with audiences globally, making it a cultural phenomenon.

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FRIENDS FOREVER

 Duryodhana and Karna' is s story that shows us that apart from loyalty and trust a true friend is one who has the courage to tell the other when he or she is heading on the wrong path. Blind loyalty does not make for a strong bond of friendship.

SHRI RETURNS TO SHRI NIVASA

Shri Returns to Shri Nivasa is a story that teaches us to love and forgive even those who hurt us

ACT OF GOD

The story "Act of God" is a compelling affirmation of the fact that if we put our faith in God we will remain safe and protected.

HAYAGRIVA THE DEMON AND THE DIVINE

Hayagriva the Demon and the Divine" is a story that reassures all Gods devotees that there is no cause to fear the wicked because God always ensures the victory of good over evil.

SAGES' SKIRMISH

This story teaches us that envy, anger and hatred will ultimately fail. The ultimate strength of a human being lies in his wisdom, humility and magnanimity.

SPLITTER OF VEDAS

Splitter of the Vedas' is the story of the revered sage Veda Vyasa  His life shows us how much we can achieve in a lifetime. It also shows us that each one of us serves a special purpose here on earth. It is our duty to fulfill that purpose.

AN OFFERING TO THE LORD

It does not matter what you offer the Lord all that matters is the love and devotion with which you make your offering.

THE MYSTICAL MAGICAL SAGE AGASTYA

The Lord has gifted each one of us with special capabilities and  like Sage Agastya we should use them to help others.  

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