Accompanied by an elephant, an ant, and a one-eyed monkey, Princess Aditi goes on a magical journey in search of a wayward dragon who holds the key to her future.

The four friends are adventuring again and get onto prime time news in London!

An adventure with a scientific twist - in Canada this time, with the lion cub joining the gang.

Aditi and friends go to Australia. Excitement follows with hi-tech gadgets and journeys underwater.

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