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Ghost Boss, Pakela and Thakela head to Earth to stop the infamous bicycle thief Johnny from stealing; Sonu fools people into believing he is sleepwalking to keep his walk to school interesting.

A man uses remote control toys to scout potential targets and complete burglaries; a factory employee steals the cream out of biscuits.

Ballu makes the cricket rules so that only he has a chance to bat; an unhappy student tries to keep a mathematics teacher from reaching the school.

A greedy wood cutter threatens to clear the entire forest, threatening the environment and all the animals; Changu and Mangu frighten better students into not studying, so that they can be at the top of their class.

Golu is addicted to video games and sabotages his friends' sports equipment so he can avoid being sent outside; Jheenu loves playing pranks and splashing mud on people.

A man throws his rubbish wherever he wants without thought of anyone else; a man pretends to be the ghost of the bungalow to print counterfeit money in secret.

Race car driver Rocky tampers with the other drivers' cars so that he can win the race; Raka uses a robot shark to keep other fishermen away.

A builder takes advantage of the poor to make money; Sonu steals items instead of delivering them to customers.

Rambo makes his animals learn new tricks to keep the circus exciting; fake sages pretend to be ghosts then charge the people they scare for exorcisms.

Ghost Boss tries to write a poem before he is interrupted by three plane hijackers; a TV personality sells innocent people products that don't work.

Mahesh sabotages cars to create business for his mechanic shop; a scientist uses his robot Jango to steal from people.

The ghosts teach a boy the value of water and make sure he never wastes it again; Rakka catches wild animals to earn money.

Tony makes his living stealing necklaces from helpless ladies. Sunny cheats during the football game and even takes the ball home.

The ghosts teach Jumbo and his friend Jet not to waste food; Gopichand mixes spices with cheaper products to save money, like putting powdered bricks into his chilly powder.

Billa and Ranga break into a museum and decide to steal a dinosaur skeleton; the terrible two rob a bank at gunpoint and force the manager to open the vault.

Mr Saajan watches cricket while checking his students' papers, a practise Mr Mishra doesn't agree with; Ganpat makes his nephew Gopu and niece Saloni perform dances for him.

Mr Mohan is so lazy he persuades children to give him rides on their bicycles; the ghosts must teach a lesson to one of their own, an evil ghost who is scaring people.

A school bus driver endangers the children by driving recklessly; a fake dance teacher plays videos during his lessons, instead of teaching.

Chintu is excited to bring his new pencil box to school, but there is a thief lurking. Chunky calls himself the foodie, but he is actually stealing food from shops and school children's lunches.

Bilwa the barber gives bad haircuts on purpose so that he can charge to fix them. Gabru the rabbit disappoints kids at a birthday party.

Students are forced to buy uniforms, shoes, and bags out of the school's package deal. Mr Ramu is supposed to take care of the children, but he feeds them biscuits instead of vegetables.

Champak eats all of the chocolate in the middle of the night and then lies about it. Famous magician Mr Ghungroo and his assistant Jhumroo demand money from every household in town.

Criminal Chandu is known for writing his name on famous monuments and he has a new plan. Rohan's father bribes the cricket coach to focus on his son.

Mr Khurana won't let the kids play near where he parks his new car. While Ghost Boss is on holiday, Thakela and Pakela must deal with the bully Jackie.

A greedy electrician deliberately cuts electric cables so that people will hire him for repairs. A guard sabotages the pool so that he can take a nap in peace.

Bunty takes great pleasure in ringing his neighbours' doorbells and disappearing. Khurana creates a virus that destroys computers, making his computers the only ones safe to use.