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Buldeo

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Buldeo is the secondary antagonist in the early production of The Jungle Book. Soon after Mowgli left the jungle and was adopted by Messua and Messua's husband, he encountered Buldeo, the elderly (or at least middle-aged) chief hunter of Messua's village. Buldeo was boastful and arrogant, and was furious when Mowgli, who knew what the jungle was really like, contradicted some of Buldeo's more fanciful stories about the jungle. Mowgli then rescued his adopted parents and organised a series of animal stampedes, destroying the village and forcing the villagers, presumably including Buldeo, to seek refuge elsewhere.

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To find the treasure of the Monkey City To kill Shere Khan

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Buldeo from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book

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The Village

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Buldeo

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Cruel, greedy, aroggant, ambitious, intelligent, evil

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Gets killed by Shere Khan in Monkey City

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Dark skin, thick eyebrows, a white turban, a thick gray beard

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The Jungle Book

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Ashley Nicole Lydy

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Soon after Mowgli left the jungle and was adopted by Messua and Messua's husband, he encountered Buldeo, the elderly (or at least middle-aged) chief hunter of Messua's village. Buldeo was boastful and arrogant, and was furious when Mowgli, who knew what the jungle was really like, contradicted some of Buldeo's more fanciful stories about the jungle. Buldeo hoped to catch the lame tiger (Shere Khan) so that he can claim the reward for the tiger's skin, but Mowgli (with the help of his wolf friends) killed the tiger first and refused to hand over the skin because he had vowed to lay it upon the wolfpack's Council Rock. When Buldeo threatened Mowgli, the wolf Akela intervened to stop him. Mowgli let Buldeo go, hoping that the matter would be settled, but instead Buldeo roused the village against him, claiming that Mowgli was a shapeshifting sorcerer. When Mowgli returned to the village the villagers drdve him out; Buldeo tried to shoot Mowgli but missed. Buldeo then persuaded the villagers that Messua and her husband should be tortured and executed for harbouring a "devil child" and set out to hunt Mowgli. Mowgli was able to evade him easily, and ordered his wolf-brothers to chase Buldeo to exhaustion. Mowgli then rescued his adopted parents and organised a series of animal stampedes, destroying the village and forcing the villagers, presumably including Buldeo, to seek refuge elsewhere. Buldeo is the secondary antagonist in the early production of The Jungle Book.