Reviews & Ratings for
Sex Chat with Pappu & Papa (2016)

Did your parents ever sit you down and tell you all about birds and bees?
When a curious 7- year old Pappu asks his Papa uncomfortable questions about the male and female body, it is exactly what Papa does. He explains sex and sexuality with USB ports and daily mails and by the end of the five episodes, we too take a lot away from this show.
Some might find it a bit inappropriate for a 7-year old boy to learn about pregnancies and periods but maybe it is not inappropriate at all.
This show pushes the envelope with the right intensions and a good sense of child psychology.

Humour and father-child relationship along with a brilliant performance by the cast including Kabir Shaikh (Pappu) and Anand Tiwari (Papa) makes this a must watch for everyone.

WOW. WOW. WOW. And simply WOW. This was a much needed eye opener for Indian parents. Our schools will never grow up, atleast our parents can. An excellent handling of such a delicate issue with a child and making him understand that sex is totally normal. The technique needs a standing ovation. Especially the one where Papa explains masturbation to Pappu by saying, "mein tumhari mummy ke saath cricket khelta hu. Par jab tumhari mummy out of station hoti hai na, tab mujhe kabhi kabhi akele batting karni padhti hai. Usko masturbation kahete hai". Do I already hear the claps?

The idea is out of the world and the moral is commendable. A child, if from from a very tender age, is given the basic sex education, he or she doesnt have to be desperate enough to search for it in all the wrong places. The best thing that this show does is that it normalises sex as a casual household conversation without making it cringy. It takes the humourous side to explain the child which is exactly how he will learn to take it as any other knowledge that he gains on an everyday basis.
If not for the present parents, but it is a must watch for the future parents of my generation. Raise your child right.

In India where sex is a taboo among most and initiating the topic of much required sex education is a no-no. It is a story of how a father gives sex education to his very curious son. Humorously it explains child birth, sex, condoms , etc. The language is simple and most importantly, it emphasizes that kids should get to know about sex from their parents, rather than from the internet or any other source.The show stars Anand Tiwari, child artist Kabir Sajid, Sanjeeda Shaikh, Alka Amin and veteran actor Sachin Pilgaonkar.Initially, it may seem strange to see a child talk about masturbation with his father but then that's the whole point of this show -- parents shouldn't shy away from having *the talk* with their kids and vice versa.