Global hit Mighty Little Bheem back for season 3

Composerworks' team to score more episodes of Netflix show

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  • Posted: 14 Nov, 2019
  • Written by: Steve Berman

Netflix's Mighty Little Bheem, is back.

Produced by India and LA-based animation studio Green Gold Animation, the series chronicles the adventures of Mighty Little Bheem travelling through his hometown.

Banks & Wag and Jamie Salisbury will be co-scoring series 3 - which is wall-to-wall music and no dialogue - off the back of their s1 and s2 music.

The first two seasons of the show have enjoyed mighty success too. It is the second most-watched original kids series globally on Netflix after Boss Baby: Back in Business. The series has a particularly large following in the US, Brazil and Mexico, among other countries. YouTube episodes of the previous two seasons launched in 2019 have received tens of millions of hits.

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Mighty Little Bheem series 3 (18x5) is created by Green Gold Animation's CEO Rajiv Chilaka. It will debut on Netflix in 190 countries in 2020.

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