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In an Indian animated series, this little boy's roll number at the orphanage. Mathura Anath Ashram, is 21. What is his name?

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Kanishk

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Kris

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Golu

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Madhu

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The correct option is B Kris
Roll No 21 is an Indian animated television series. It is a modern era story about Krishna and his rival Kansa.
Kanishk is the reincarnation of Kansa on Earth whereas Kris is the reincarnation of Krishna. Kris is a little residing in the Mathura Anath Ashram orphanage and his roll number is 21.

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