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![In this photo taken on October 7, 2020, a child watches 'Mighty Little Bheem' cartoon series on a mobile phone at home in New Delhi. - It was a quest worthy of a superhero. Animator Rajiv Chilaka spent years flogging his pitch about a superhuman Indian child to Western executives, to no avail. But today "Mighty Little Bheem" is a global Netflix hit, with viewers seeking alternatives to white-dominated storylines.](https://www.tnp.sg/sites/default/files/styles/rl280/public/articles/2020/10/08/india-us-entertainment-children-034407.jpg?itok=bWuBJIfX "In this photo taken on October 7, 2020, a child watches 'Mighty Little Bheem' cartoon series on a mobile phone at home in New Delhi. - It was a quest worthy of a superhero. Animator Rajiv Chilaka spent years flogging his pitch about a superhuman Indian child to Western executives, to no avail. But today "Mighty Little Bheem" is a global Netflix hit, with viewers seeking alternatives to white-dominated storylines.")
