The Fukrey have a dream about Shiny Disco shoes, which they want so badly that they participate in a marathon with the shoes as the first prize. To be sure of winning, they decide to take a shortcut and get into a hilarious mess.

Choocha drinks a lot of banta before going to class and then has to go to the toilet. In his desperation he answers Chuski's questions, making him intelligent, and he eventually represents the school in a quiz competition.

The school inspector is coming, and while waiting Murthy sir falls on his wheeled chair and goes out cold. The Fukrey Boyz see him in that state, and Choocha takes over as the principal, running the school as the inspector arrives.

The Fukrey Boyz feel that the school is going to shut down because of funding. Fearing that they will be separated, they decide to rent out the premises of the school for functions.

Honey wishes Choocha a happy birthday, alerting the entire school. But things become twisted when it's revealed kids with birthdays have to give extra tax to Bholi. Bholi ends up giving a party to everyone.

On a dare the Fukrey Boyz enter the 'haunted' school library, and after a few terrifying incidents they find there is no ghost there. So the Fukrey Boyz enjoy their time and eventually come out as bravehearts who dared to conquer the library.

Choocha wears a good luck pendant that brings only good luck to him, but bad luck to all those around him. Eventually the others team up to get rid of Choocha's pendant

Choocha fears he is going to get rusticated, so he decides to behave like an Aadarsh Baalak the whole day. But acting like that for Choocha is an oxymoron.

Pandit Ji has to go out of school for some urgent work during the school hours. He appoints the Fukrey Boyz to do his duties in school secretly without anyone knowing that he is missing, but the Fukrey Boyz mess it all up

Hunny's interpretation of Choocha's dream is that there's a treasure hidden in the school, and they have to dig it out. The treasure hunt begins, leading to the principal's room, and chaos and mayhem ensues.

A director has come to audition for an ad, and he chooses Choocha and Hunny as his Lakhon mein do stars. Choocha and Hunny become celebrities in school as the stars of tomorrow and start behaving pricey.

The Fukrey Boyz see a poster of some spies wearing dark glasses and start spying on everyone in school. But they are so bad at it that they get all their conclusions wrong and create a huge mess in the school.

Choocha get a crystal ball, and when he looks into it he can see the near future. As some of his predictions come true the school lines up to find out their future, and Choocha becomes Choocha Baba.

Choocha and Honey are banned from Billu's shop. Panditiji and Honey convince Billu to open a branch in the school, but everything goes haywire.

In school, everyone has to write their wishes and decorate the Christmas tree, but the Fukrey Boyzz accidentally lose everyone's Christmas wishes. Now Choocha has to become Santa Claus and fulfill everyone's wishes.

According to his interpretation of Choocha's dream, Hunny decides to remain silent for the day. But then Murthy selects Hunny to give a speech. He decides use sign language and Choocha will interpret.

The Fukrey Boyzz are determined to win the Baalak of the Year competition that includes a Kabaddi competition, a display of talent and giving an impeccable speech.

On the way to school the Fukrey Boyz find a golden egg. A chooza is born that takes Choocha to be its mother, and all hell breaks lose when the real mother hen comes to school looking for it.

The Fukrey Boyz are going to be suspended if they don't come up with a working science project. So Hunny does a jugaad and dresses Choocha up in steel bartans to turn him into a robot called Choo-Bot.

The Fukrey Boyz predict the world is going to end, and it spreads like wildfire in school. Everyone decides to fulfill their last wish, leading to things going bonkers.

A momos shop opens in direct competition with Billu's chole bhature and he starts to lose his customers. The Fukrey Boyz decide to do something to get the momos shop out.

The Fukrey Boyz find out about 'money plant' and set out to grow money on trees. They plant a seed and nurture it like a baby, eventually finding money growing on its branches and are excited that 'money plants' do exist.

The Fukrey Boyz are not selected for the regular sports day, so they create their own Fukrey Boyz sports day playing their own Desi games. Soon everyone else from the school joins the Fukrey sports day, making it a grand success.

To celebrate Teachers Day, the teachers become students and the Fukrey Boyz become teachers. The Fukrey Boyz start to mimic the teachers, while the teachers start to mimic the Fukrey Boyz, leading to a lot of fun in the school.

Billu comes to school to check the teaching standards and ends up becoming a student for the day. He wins the hearts of the other students, but creates a nuisance for the teachers and the Fukrey Boyz.

Choocha get a bag of pranks from his cousin in America, and the Fukrey Boyz set out doing pranks on everyone in the school. Soon a desperate search begins for the pranksters, and the Fukrey Boyz are going to get caught.

Choocha starts to get hichki, which irritates everyone around him. Hunny finds out it is because Choocha is bored, so the school sets out to entertain Choocha before his hichki gets even worse.

Choocha has got conjunctivitis, and he wears dark glasses and looks like a dude. When others find out he has a conjunctivitis, everyone keeps away from him and Choocha is all alone, even Hunny and Laali stay away from him.

The school goes on a trekking trip and the Fukrey Boyz get separated and lost from the rest of the school. They get into trouble with a group of monkeys and have to survive the jungle to find their way back to their group.

A Sher O shayari competition is being held in the school. The prize is a trip to the amusement park Magicstan. Hunny and Choocha decide to participate and leave no stone unturned to win, even if it means conversing with everyone in rhymes.