The Frog Princess is a popular Indian folk tale about a princess who is turned into a frog by a wicked witch.

In the Indian folk tale 'The Clever Jackal', the jackal uses a mirror to trick the lion into thinking that he is looking at another lion.

The Parrot and the Thief is an Indian folk tale about a talking parrot who helps a merchant catch a thief.

In the Indian folk tale 'The Golden Goose', the goose lays golden eggs.

The Magic Pot is an Indian folk tale about a magic pot that can cook food without fire.

In the Indian folk tale 'The Monkey and the Crocodile', the monkey uses a banana to trick the crocodile into thinking that it is a piece of meat.

The Princess and the Demon is an Indian folk tale about a princess who is rescued by a prince from a demon.

In the Indian folk tale 'The Lion and the Mouse', the mouse gnaws through the ropes that bind the lion, helping the lion to escape.

The Wishing Tree is an Indian folk tale about a magic tree that grants wishes.

In the Indian folk tale 'The Tortoise and the Hare', the tortoise tricks the hare by pretending to be asleep and then running past the hare while it is napping.

The Donkey King is an Indian folk tale about a king who is turned into a donkey by a wicked wizard.

In the Indian folk tale 'The Elephant and the Ant', the ant helps the elephant to escape from a trap by chewing through the ropes that bind the elephant.

The Magic Lamp is an Indian folk tale about a magic lamp that grants wishes.

In the Indian folk tale 'The Fox and the Grapes', the fox says that the grapes are sour when it cannot reach them, because it is too proud to admit that it cannot get them.

The Talking Bird is an Indian folk tale about a talking bird that helps a prince find his true love.