Amar Chitra Katha Comics on Video

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Carefully selected stories, depicting India's glorious past, are

narrated in English with music and sound effects. This brings to

life, using modern multimedia techniques, the still pictures of the

famous Amar Chitra Katha series, yet preserving the educational

values of our productions. We have more than 350 stories captured in

28 video tapes (60-120 minutes duration).

 

PRICES AND ORDERING INFO AT BOTTOM OF PAGE

 

 

AGII (Association of Grandparents of Indian Immigrants)

You can contact us by sending e-mail grandpa

<grandpa or, write us at

 

AGII

2619 Bradwell Court

Baltimore, MD 21234

Our telephone number is (410)-661-8659

 

 

Here is our complete listing of currently available video Tapes.

Tape #1: Stories related to Buddha's Life: Angulimal. Upagupta.

Amrapali. Jataka tales: Golden Deer. Hidden in sand. Life of Lord

Buddha.

Tape #2: Hanuman. Krishna. Elephant and Hare (folk tale). Short

stories from Indian Mythology.

 

Tape #3: Ramayana for children. Stories from Mahabharata, and

Panchatantra. Three statues (folk tale).

 

Tape #4: Life of Ramakrishna and his selected stories.

 

Tape #5: Stories from Panchatantra, Hitopadesh, Indian Fairy Tales:

Chandralalat, Rainbow prince, Faithful shepherd, Scenes from

Varanasi.

 

Tape #6: Tales of Shiva. Dutiful son Rama. Stories from Mahabharata:

Aruni, Kacha and Devayani, Uttanka.

 

Tape #7: Adi Shankaracharya. Swami Vivekananda. Swami Chinmayananda.

Philosophy of Death in Hindus.

 

Tape #8: Four Jataka Tales: The greedy forester, The jackal and the

magic spell, The jackal and the otters, The brave quail. Little giant

Bheema . The royal elephant. Wali Dada (Fairy tale). Life with

grandfather (by Shankar). Little parrot (Jataka).

 

Tape #9: Stories from Vivekananda, Upanishad and Mahabharata. Folk

tales.

 

Tape #10: Ganesh. Elephant and Hare. Picture-stories from Indian

mythology. Getting the Price (Tagore). Chaitanya Mahabrabhu.

 

Tape #11: Patriots of India - Rana Pratap, Shivaji, Rani of Jhansi,

Subhas Chandra Bose.

 

Tape #12: Hinduism and World Civilization. Vedic chanting. Hindu

Festivals.

 

Tape #13: Stories from Panchatantra, Ganesh. Narsin Mehta. Jagannath

of Puri.

 

Tape #14: Draupadi. Harishchandra. Ganga.

 

Tape #15: Monkey tales of Jataka (5 stories); Fairs and Festivals of

India. Story of Durga.

 

Tape #16: Guru Nanak. Guru Gobind Singh.

 

Tape #17: Ashok. Vikramaditya. Chanakya. Pages from Indian History

(The tale of a republic. Ajatshatru).

 

Tape #18: Complete Ramayana - Valmiki, Rama and Sons of Rama.

 

Tape #19: Devotees of India: Mirabai. Dhruva. Ashtabakra. Sudama.

Prahlad and Kabir.

 

Tape #20: Mahabharata.

 

Tape #21: More stories from Jataka and Panchatantra. The Giant and

the Dwarf. Churning of the Ocean. Dashavatar.

 

Tape #22: Stories told by Shri Ramakrishna. Tales of Vishnu. Tiger

and priest (Kathasarit Sagar). Harsha Vardhan: A page from Indian

History.

 

Tape #23: Yayati. Angulimal, Shakuntala, Nala and Damayanti.

 

Tape #24: Tales from Upanishad. Folk tales. Savitri (Mahabharata).

Stories from Vivekananda and Buddha's life.

 

Tape #25: Short stories for children ( Volume 1): Folk tales. Stories

from Vivekananda, Jataka. Panchatantra and Upanishad.

 

Tape #26: Short stories for children (Volume 2): Dutiful son. More

stories from Mahabharata, Jataka and Panchatantra.

 

Tape #27: Vivekananda. Sarada Devi. Geeta for young generation.

Legend from Indian History (The tale of a republic).

 

Tape #28: Legends of Indian History: Prithviraj. Ajatshatru.

Republic. Harsha. Bimbisara. Prince's revenge. Goh. Padmini.

 

Tape #29: Pages from Indian History - Alexander and Porus.

Chandragupta Maurya. Prithviraj. Six New Jataka tales.

 

Tape #30: Early History of India

 

Ordering and General Information

Association of Grandparents of Indian Immigrants, a registered

nonprofit organization, is dedicated to the production of audiovisual

materials for the families of Indian Immigrants. Carefully selected

stories, depicting India's glorious past, are narrated in English

with music and sound effects. This brings to life, using modern

multimedia techniques, the still pictures of the famous Amar Chitra

Katha series, yet preserving the educational values of our

productions. We have more than 350 stories captured in 28 video tapes

(60-120 minutes duration). The association (AGII) bears all

production cost and subsidizes the cost of reproduction and mailing.

The cost of each Video tape is $8.00 in NTSC (United States video

standard) and $10 in PAL (India and most of Europe video standard).

This price includes shipping within the United States via USPS

Priority Mail. Additional shipping costs apply to orders shipped

outside the United States.A minimum of three (3) tapes must be

ordered. The cost of the entire set of 28 video tapes in NTSC format

is only $170. Payments can be made through credit card (Visa, Master

Card, Discover) or by check. We accept donation for free distribution

of videos to Balvihars.

 

Checks payable to: AGII (Association of Grandparents of Indian

Immigrants)

 

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