Masha and the Bear

Masha loves playing with her dolls while Rosie seeks independence, leading Masha to look after wolves that have swapped places. The Bear hopes for a relaxed birthday, prepares a gift for Lady Bear, and copes with his cousin Panda’s visit as Masha’s competitive games cause tension.

The programme is a collection of short episodes titled New Kids on the Block!, Monkey Business, Mind Your Manners, Masha Knows Best, Love Is in the Bear and Little Cousin. It is classified as a programme and each instalment falls under the episode genre. In one segment, Masha is delightedly busy with her dolls while Rosie insists on doing things on her own. The two end up swapping roles with a pair of wolves, leaving the wolves under Masha’s supervision. Meanwhile, the children discover that following rules—like tidying up or doing homework on time—feels far less exciting than embarking on a spontaneous adventure with new friends. Another episode celebrates Bear’s birthday. Although a “hooray” might ring for some, Bear’s only wish is for a calm, relaxing day, a sentiment that may not be shared by everyone around him. Later, Masha proudly claims to be the world’s best nanny, convinced that every child simply adores her—though the truth of that claim remains uncertain. In a love‑filled plot, Bear prepares a present for Lady Bear, hoping to win her heart, with Masha still in the mix. When Bear’s cousin Panda visits, Masha immediately wants to play games, but a competitive edge surfaces as the two struggle to share anything.