One of the distinguishing features of both “Mahalle Boro Bia” and “Mahalle Behdasht” was the creation of memorable characters. The producers ensured that characters were relatable to children while also serving as educational models.
Some characters from “Mahalle Boro Bia” were carried over to “Mahalle Behdasht,” ensuring continuity and familiarity. New characters were added to represent aspects of health and hygiene. For example:
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The Wise Doctor: often served as the voice of authority, explaining why certain behaviors were healthy.
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Playful Children: represented the curiosity and mischief of real children, often getting into situations that taught lessons.
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Community Figures: shopkeepers, teachers, and parents who reinforced messages about health.
The performers behind these roles brought warmth and humor to their characters, ensuring that children saw them as companions rather than strict instructors.
