My favourite cartoon

 

My favorite cartoon is Giripura. It was aired on Sirasa channel. This cartoon was created in America. Its original name is Filnstones. It consists of 4 main characters. They are Boralu, Wimala, Gail and Dottie. They are neighbors as well as close friends. Loves to play with stones. The series takes place in a romanticized stone age  setting and shows the activities of the titular family, the Boralu, and their next-door neighbours, the Gale. This is a very entertaining cartoon. There were many parts here, but only 54 parts were shown in Sri Lanka. This cartoon is created by collecting things from the natural environment and imitating them. This cartoon is about a story of two families. Natural things have also been used in applying the names of characters and places. For example. The names Pashani, Galapita Mada and Thiruvana are used. Here are the problems in these families. Here's how to fix them. This shows how they live their lives. This is a cartoon that has won the hearts of everyone.

Boralu



Wimala




Gale


Dotty

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