Time-Traveling Adventures of Mohit and Friends

Dhruv is not your average 9-year-old.
He’s a whirlwind of imagination, mischief, and curiosity, all packed into one giggling cricket-loving rocket!
When he’s not hitting sixes at his cricket academy, he loves zooming around the park pretending to be a time-travelling explorer, Dhruv is usually doing one of three things:
1. Asking hilarious “what if” questions,
2. Dreaming up wild stories, or
3. Trying to convince his parents that chocolate counts as a vegetable.
He’s the kind of kid who once challenged a storyteller to make up a tale about a boy “who hated medicine—until he discovered a magical one that tasted like mango ice cream.” Dhruv thought it was so delicious, the boy asked for ten buckets of it! (We’re still waiting to see if that medicine gets invented.)
He loves science experiments (especially the kind that fizzle, pop, or explode just a little), and he thinks history is full of cool secrets—like how kings probably wore pyjamas when no one was looking.
When he’s not inventing stories, Dhruv works hard on his school projects (with only a few snack breaks). He once built a solar system model and International Space Station model out of tissue roll, marbles and snack boxes.
Whether he’s imagining a Dinosaur made of dosa or giggling at Rasmalai jokes, Dhruv proves that a big imagination, a big heart, and a little mischief can go a long way.