Snake comedy reels are one of the funniest AI video trends on Instagram and YouTube Shorts right now. A cute Pixar-style cartoon snake with big eyes and thick eyebrows talks to a teacher, a doctor, Ravan or Yamraj and ends every chat with a savage punchline. The clips are only a few seconds long, but people watch them again and again and tag their friends.
The best part is that you can make these videos for free with Google Flow, and you do not even need a photo. In this article, you get ready-made snake comedy scripts, including the viral Ravan and Doctor reels, with the full Snake Comedy Reels AI Prompt for each one. Every prompt locks each dialogue to the right character, so the voices never get mixed.
Viral Snake Comedy Scripts from the Trending Reels
These are the snake comedy reels that went viral on Instagram: the Ravan roast and the Doctor joke. Google Flow makes one clip of 8 to 10 seconds at a time, so the full script is made in two parts.
How it works: Part 1 and Part 2 use the exact same prompt. The characters, voices and location are the same in both. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end of the prompt is different. First generate Part 1. Then, in the same Flow project, paste the Part 2 prompt and generate again. Because everything else is the same, Part 2 continues the same scene with the next dialogue. Finally, join both clips in CapCut or VN.
1. Ravan Roast
Snake: रावण, तेरे दस सिर हैं, तू टी-शर्ट किस सिर से पहनता है?
Ravan: चुप! मैं लंकापति रावण हूँ!
Snake: घंटापति रावण है तू! अच्छा, अक्ल किस वाले सिर में है?
Ravan: (gets angry, steam from his ears)
Snake: गुस्सा मत हो, दशहरे में भी जलना है!
Ravan Roast Prompt: Part 1
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row (one big main head in the middle, smaller heads on both sides), a tall golden crown on every head, big black curled moustache, red tilak on the forehead, bare muscular chest, heavy golden necklace, golden armlets and wristbands, red and gold dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic, proud king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with rivers of glowing orange lava, cracked black rock floor, small flames and grey smoke in the background.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 4.2 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, looks up at RAVAN with a cheeky grin and points at his ten heads one by one:
THE SNAKE: “रावण, तेरे दस सिर हैं, तू टी-शर्ट किस सिर से पहनता है?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
4.2 to 7.2 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, all ten heads frown, he crosses his arms and puffs out his chest proudly:
RAVAN: “चुप! मैं लंकापति रावण हूँ!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.2 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. THE SNAKE raises one eyebrow and smirks at the camera while RAVAN keeps his arms crossed.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row (one big main head in the middle, smaller heads on both sides), a tall golden crown on every head, big black curled moustache, red tilak on the forehead, bare muscular chest, heavy golden necklace, golden armlets and wristbands, red and gold dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic, proud king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with rivers of glowing orange lava, cracked black rock floor, small flames and grey smoke in the background.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 4.2 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, looks up at RAVAN with a cheeky grin and points at his ten heads one by one:
THE SNAKE: “रावण, तेरे दस सिर हैं, तू टी-शर्ट किस सिर से पहनता है?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
4.2 to 7.2 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, all ten heads frown, he crosses his arms and puffs out his chest proudly:
RAVAN: “चुप! मैं लंकापति रावण हूँ!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.2 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. THE SNAKE raises one eyebrow and smirks at the camera while RAVAN keeps his arms crossed.
Ravan Roast Prompt: Part 2
Same prompt as Part 1. Only the dialogue at the end is changed to the next lines of the script.
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row (one big main head in the middle, smaller heads on both sides), a tall golden crown on every head, big black curled moustache, red tilak on the forehead, bare muscular chest, heavy golden necklace, golden armlets and wristbands, red and gold dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic, proud king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with rivers of glowing orange lava, cracked black rock floor, small flames and grey smoke in the background.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, laughs, leans toward RAVAN and taps his own head with one finger:
THE SNAKE: “घंटापति रावण है तू! अच्छा, अक्ल किस वाले सिर में है?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 4.8 seconds — RAVAN says nothing, all ten faces turn red with anger, he clenches his fists and white steam puffs out of his ears. Nobody speaks.
4.8 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, raises both small hands calmly with a cheeky smile:
THE SNAKE: “गुस्सा मत हो, दशहरे में भी जलना है!”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. RAVAN freezes in shock with his mouth open, THE SNAKE grins at the camera.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row (one big main head in the middle, smaller heads on both sides), a tall golden crown on every head, big black curled moustache, red tilak on the forehead, bare muscular chest, heavy golden necklace, golden armlets and wristbands, red and gold dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic, proud king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with rivers of glowing orange lava, cracked black rock floor, small flames and grey smoke in the background.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, laughs, leans toward RAVAN and taps his own head with one finger:
THE SNAKE: “घंटापति रावण है तू! अच्छा, अक्ल किस वाले सिर में है?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 4.8 seconds — RAVAN says nothing, all ten faces turn red with anger, he clenches his fists and white steam puffs out of his ears. Nobody speaks.
4.8 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, raises both small hands calmly with a cheeky smile:
THE SNAKE: “गुस्सा मत हो, दशहरे में भी जलना है!”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. RAVAN freezes in shock with his mouth open, THE SNAKE grins at the camera.
2. Doctor Joke
Snake: डॉक्टर साहब, अगर लड़का पैदा हो तो टमाटर बोलना, अगर लड़की हो तो प्याज़ बोलना।
Snake (later): क्या हुआ है डॉक्टर साहब?
Doctor: सलाद हुआ है!
Doctor Joke Prompt: Part 1
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE WIFE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, lighter mint-green body, long curled eyelashes, a small pink bow on her head, cream belly scales, two small cartoon arms, with a round pregnant belly, standing upright on her coiled tail. She appears only in the moments where the timeline mentions her; when she is inside the labour room she is not visible. Voice: sweet but bossy female cartoon voice.
THE DOCTOR: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon young male doctor, neat dark brown hair, white coat, light-blue shirt, stethoscope around the neck. Voice: calm, polite adult male voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon hospital corridor with cream walls, a wooden labour-room door with a small glass window, wall paintings and soft ceiling lights.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 1.6 seconds — THE DOCTOR says nothing, walks THE WIFE SNAKE toward the labour-room door while THE SNAKE follows behind them. Nobody speaks.
1.6 to 7.0 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, stops THE DOCTOR at the door, talks seriously with both small hands, like giving a secret code:
THE SNAKE: “डॉक्टर साहब, अगर लड़का पैदा हो तो टमाटर बोलना, अगर लड़की हो तो प्याज़ बोलना।”
(THE WIFE SNAKE, THE DOCTOR: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.0 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. THE DOCTOR nods, takes THE WIFE SNAKE inside and the labour-room door closes. THE SNAKE stays alone in the corridor, waiting.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE WIFE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, lighter mint-green body, long curled eyelashes, a small pink bow on her head, cream belly scales, two small cartoon arms, with a round pregnant belly, standing upright on her coiled tail. She appears only in the moments where the timeline mentions her; when she is inside the labour room she is not visible. Voice: sweet but bossy female cartoon voice.
THE DOCTOR: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon young male doctor, neat dark brown hair, white coat, light-blue shirt, stethoscope around the neck. Voice: calm, polite adult male voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon hospital corridor with cream walls, a wooden labour-room door with a small glass window, wall paintings and soft ceiling lights.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 1.6 seconds — THE DOCTOR says nothing, walks THE WIFE SNAKE toward the labour-room door while THE SNAKE follows behind them. Nobody speaks.
1.6 to 7.0 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, stops THE DOCTOR at the door, talks seriously with both small hands, like giving a secret code:
THE SNAKE: “डॉक्टर साहब, अगर लड़का पैदा हो तो टमाटर बोलना, अगर लड़की हो तो प्याज़ बोलना।”
(THE WIFE SNAKE, THE DOCTOR: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.0 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. THE DOCTOR nods, takes THE WIFE SNAKE inside and the labour-room door closes. THE SNAKE stays alone in the corridor, waiting.
Doctor Joke Prompt: Part 2
Same prompt as Part 1. Only the dialogue at the end is changed to the next lines of the script.
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE WIFE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, lighter mint-green body, long curled eyelashes, a small pink bow on her head, cream belly scales, two small cartoon arms, with a round pregnant belly, standing upright on her coiled tail. She appears only in the moments where the timeline mentions her; when she is inside the labour room she is not visible. Voice: sweet but bossy female cartoon voice.
THE DOCTOR: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon young male doctor, neat dark brown hair, white coat, light-blue shirt, stethoscope around the neck. Voice: calm, polite adult male voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon hospital corridor with cream walls, a wooden labour-room door with a small glass window, wall paintings and soft ceiling lights.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 1.4 seconds — THE DOCTOR says nothing, opens the labour-room door and steps out into the corridor. Nobody speaks.
1.4 to 3.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rushes to THE DOCTOR, eyes wide with excitement:
THE SNAKE: “क्या हुआ है डॉक्टर साहब?”
(THE WIFE SNAKE, THE DOCTOR: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.4 to 5.4 seconds — ONLY THE DOCTOR speaks, smiles happily with a calm face:
THE DOCTOR: “सलाद हुआ है!”
(THE SNAKE, THE WIFE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. THE SNAKE freezes, his eyes go huge and his jaw drops in confused shock, then he slowly turns to look at the camera.
SAME SCENE IN EVERY CLIP:
This prompt is used for every part of this story. Only the DIALOGUE TIMELINE at the end changes. In every part, the characters, their look, their voices, the location, the positions and the lighting stay exactly the same, so all parts join as one continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE WIFE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, lighter mint-green body, long curled eyelashes, a small pink bow on her head, cream belly scales, two small cartoon arms, with a round pregnant belly, standing upright on her coiled tail. She appears only in the moments where the timeline mentions her; when she is inside the labour room she is not visible. Voice: sweet but bossy female cartoon voice.
THE DOCTOR: a Pixar-style 3D cartoon young male doctor, neat dark brown hair, white coat, light-blue shirt, stethoscope around the neck. Voice: calm, polite adult male voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon hospital corridor with cream walls, a wooden labour-room door with a small glass window, wall paintings and soft ceiling lights.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with the characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue below, plus light natural ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
DIALOGUE TIMELINE (THIS PART):
0.0 to 1.4 seconds — THE DOCTOR says nothing, opens the labour-room door and steps out into the corridor. Nobody speaks.
1.4 to 3.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rushes to THE DOCTOR, eyes wide with excitement:
THE SNAKE: “क्या हुआ है डॉक्टर साहब?”
(THE WIFE SNAKE, THE DOCTOR: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.4 to 5.4 seconds — ONLY THE DOCTOR speaks, smiles happily with a calm face:
THE DOCTOR: “सलाद हुआ है!”
(THE SNAKE, THE WIFE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. THE SNAKE freezes, his eyes go huge and his jaw drops in confused shock, then he slowly turns to look at the camera.
What Are Snake Comedy Reels?
In these reels, the same green cartoon snake appears in every video, so it feels like one funny character series. Each video is a short two to four line joke in Hindi. One character asks a normal question, and the snake gives a twisted, funny answer. After the punchline, creators add a one or two second laughing meme reaction in the edit.
Because the snake looks the same in every video, your page starts to build a character that people recognize. As a result, viewers follow the page to see the next episode.
How to Make Snake Comedy Reels in Google Flow
Step 1: First, open Google Flow and select Text to Video.
Step 2: Next, set the ratio to 9:16, length to 8 seconds, quality to 720p and output to 1x.
Step 3: Then, pick any script below and copy its full prompt.
Step 4: After that, paste the prompt in Flow and click Generate. Your 8-second comedy clip with Hindi dialogue is ready in a few minutes.
Step 5: Finally, open the clip in CapCut or VN, add a short laughing meme after the punchline and export it. Your reel is ready, completely free.
Before You Paste These Prompts, Check These 5 Things
- No Photo Needed: These are text-to-video prompts. You do not need to upload any photo or reference video.
- Google Flow Settings: Select Text to Video, 9:16 ratio, 8 seconds, 720p quality and 1x output.
- Copy the Full Prompt: Copy the complete prompt without changing it. The Hindi dialogue is written in Hindi script so Flow speaks clear Hindi.
- Do Not Edit the Dialogue: Every line has a fixed speaker and timing. If you change words, the voices can get mixed.
- Wrong Voice? Regenerate: If a line comes from the wrong character, just generate the same prompt one or two more times.
Why Each Character Speaks Only Their Own Line
The biggest problem with AI talking videos is mixed voices. Sometimes the snake speaks the teacher’s line, or both characters talk at the same time. To fix this, every prompt below has a timeline. It tells Flow exactly who speaks in which second, and it tells the other character to keep their mouth closed and only react. Because of this, each joke plays out cleanly, line by line.
More Snake Comedy Scripts with Snake Comedy Reels AI Prompts
Copy any prompt below. Each one includes the characters, location, camera, dialogue timeline, audio and strict rules. The script is shown first so you can read the joke before you generate it.
1. Teacher and H2O
Teacher: बताओ, पानी का फॉर्मूला क्या है?
Snake: H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O!
Teacher: ये क्या बकवास है?
Snake: आपने ही तो बोला था, H to O!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE TEACHER: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian school teacher, woman in her 40s, round glasses, hair in a bun, light pink saree, holding a chalk. Voice: strict adult female voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon classroom with a green chalkboard, wooden desks and sunlight from windows.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, points the chalk at THE SNAKE:
THE TEACHER: “बताओ, पानी का फॉर्मूला क्या है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, answers proudly, chest out:
THE SNAKE: “H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, angry, hands on hips:
THE TEACHER: “ये क्या बकवास है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, grins smugly:
THE SNAKE: “आपने ही तो बोला था, H to O!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE TEACHER: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian school teacher, woman in her 40s, round glasses, hair in a bun, light pink saree, holding a chalk. Voice: strict adult female voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon classroom with a green chalkboard, wooden desks and sunlight from windows.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, points the chalk at THE SNAKE:
THE TEACHER: “बताओ, पानी का फॉर्मूला क्या है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, answers proudly, chest out:
THE SNAKE: “H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, angry, hands on hips:
THE TEACHER: “ये क्या बकवास है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, grins smugly:
THE SNAKE: “आपने ही तो बोला था, H to O!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
2. Traffic Police and Speed
Policeman: इतनी स्पीड में कहाँ भागे जा रहे थे?
Snake: साहब, मेरे तो पैर ही नहीं हैं, भागूँगा कैसे?
Policeman: तो इतनी तेज़ कैसे आए?
Snake: ढलान थी साहब, लुढ़कता हुआ आया हूँ!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE POLICEMAN: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian traffic policeman, khaki uniform, white cap, thick moustache, holding a notepad. Voice: deep strict male voice.
LOCATION:
A sunny cartoon Indian road with a traffic signal and a few colourful shops.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE POLICEMAN speaks, blowing a whistle, raising a hand:
THE POLICEMAN: “इतनी स्पीड में कहाँ भागे जा रहे थे?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows his tail innocently:
THE SNAKE: “साहब, मेरे तो पैर ही नहीं हैं, भागूँगा कैसे?”
(THE POLICEMAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE POLICEMAN speaks, suspicious, squints:
THE POLICEMAN: “तो इतनी तेज़ कैसे आए?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rolls his eyes and grins:
THE SNAKE: “ढलान थी साहब, लुढ़कता हुआ आया हूँ!”
(THE POLICEMAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE POLICEMAN: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian traffic policeman, khaki uniform, white cap, thick moustache, holding a notepad. Voice: deep strict male voice.
LOCATION:
A sunny cartoon Indian road with a traffic signal and a few colourful shops.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE POLICEMAN speaks, blowing a whistle, raising a hand:
THE POLICEMAN: “इतनी स्पीड में कहाँ भागे जा रहे थे?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows his tail innocently:
THE SNAKE: “साहब, मेरे तो पैर ही नहीं हैं, भागूँगा कैसे?”
(THE POLICEMAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE POLICEMAN speaks, suspicious, squints:
THE POLICEMAN: “तो इतनी तेज़ कैसे आए?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rolls his eyes and grins:
THE SNAKE: “ढलान थी साहब, लुढ़कता हुआ आया हूँ!”
(THE POLICEMAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
3. Gym Trainer and Push-Ups
Gym Trainer: चलो, पचास पुश-अप्स मारो!
Snake: भाई, मैं तो पैदाइशी लेटा हुआ हूँ, पोज़िशन तो पहले से बनी है!
Gym Trainer: तो उठो!
Snake: उठ गया तो कोबरा बन जाऊँगा, फिर आप भागोगे!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE GYM TRAINER: a Pixar-style cartoon muscular Indian gym trainer, tight black vest, sweatband, whistle around the neck. Voice: loud energetic male voice.
LOCATION:
A cartoon gym with dumbbells, mirrors and bright lights.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE GYM TRAINER speaks, claps loudly:
THE GYM TRAINER: “चलो, पचास पुश-अप्स मारो!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, lies flat on the floor, relaxed:
THE SNAKE: “भाई, मैं तो पैदाइशी लेटा हुआ हूँ, पोज़िशन तो पहले से बनी है!”
(THE GYM TRAINER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE GYM TRAINER speaks, shouts, points up:
THE GYM TRAINER: “तो उठो!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rises up dramatically, then winks:
THE SNAKE: “उठ गया तो कोबरा बन जाऊँगा, फिर आप भागोगे!”
(THE GYM TRAINER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE GYM TRAINER: a Pixar-style cartoon muscular Indian gym trainer, tight black vest, sweatband, whistle around the neck. Voice: loud energetic male voice.
LOCATION:
A cartoon gym with dumbbells, mirrors and bright lights.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE GYM TRAINER speaks, claps loudly:
THE GYM TRAINER: “चलो, पचास पुश-अप्स मारो!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, lies flat on the floor, relaxed:
THE SNAKE: “भाई, मैं तो पैदाइशी लेटा हुआ हूँ, पोज़िशन तो पहले से बनी है!”
(THE GYM TRAINER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE GYM TRAINER speaks, shouts, points up:
THE GYM TRAINER: “तो उठो!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rises up dramatically, then winks:
THE SNAKE: “उठ गया तो कोबरा बन जाऊँगा, फिर आप भागोगे!”
(THE GYM TRAINER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
4. Ravan and the Headache
Snake: रावण भाई, दस सिर हैं, सिरदर्द हो तो कितनी गोली खाते हो?
Ravan: दस गोली!
Snake: और डॉक्टर की फ़ीस भी दस बार?
Ravan: चुप!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row, golden crowns on every head, big black moustache, bare muscular chest, golden armlets and necklace, red dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with glowing lava cracks and fire.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, looks up at the ten heads, curious:
THE SNAKE: “रावण भाई, दस सिर हैं, सिरदर्द हो तो कितनी गोली खाते हो?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, proud, arms crossed:
RAVAN: “दस गोली!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, giggles:
THE SNAKE: “और डॉक्टर की फ़ीस भी दस बार?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, all ten heads shout angrily, steam from ears:
RAVAN: “चुप!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: RAVAN looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row, golden crowns on every head, big black moustache, bare muscular chest, golden armlets and necklace, red dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with glowing lava cracks and fire.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, looks up at the ten heads, curious:
THE SNAKE: “रावण भाई, दस सिर हैं, सिरदर्द हो तो कितनी गोली खाते हो?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, proud, arms crossed:
RAVAN: “दस गोली!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, giggles:
THE SNAKE: “और डॉक्टर की फ़ीस भी दस बार?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, all ten heads shout angrily, steam from ears:
RAVAN: “चुप!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: RAVAN looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
5. Doctor and the X-Ray
Doctor: तुम्हारी रीढ़ की हड्डी बहुत लंबी है!
Snake: डॉक्टर साहब, मैं पूरा का पूरा रीढ़ ही हूँ!
Doctor: तो फ़ीस भी लंबी लगेगी।
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE DOCTOR: a Pixar-style cartoon young male doctor, neat brown hair, white coat, stethoscope. Voice: calm adult male voice.
LOCATION:
A cartoon hospital room with an X-ray light board on the wall.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 2.5 seconds — ONLY THE DOCTOR speaks, looks at a very long X-ray in shock:
THE DOCTOR: “तुम्हारी रीढ़ की हड्डी बहुत लंबी है!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
2.5 to 5.0 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, spreads his arms:
THE SNAKE: “डॉक्टर साहब, मैं पूरा का पूरा रीढ़ ही हूँ!”
(THE DOCTOR: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.0 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE DOCTOR speaks, smiles, hands over a long bill:
THE DOCTOR: “तो फ़ीस भी लंबी लगेगी।”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE DOCTOR looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE DOCTOR: a Pixar-style cartoon young male doctor, neat brown hair, white coat, stethoscope. Voice: calm adult male voice.
LOCATION:
A cartoon hospital room with an X-ray light board on the wall.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 2.5 seconds — ONLY THE DOCTOR speaks, looks at a very long X-ray in shock:
THE DOCTOR: “तुम्हारी रीढ़ की हड्डी बहुत लंबी है!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
2.5 to 5.0 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, spreads his arms:
THE SNAKE: “डॉक्टर साहब, मैं पूरा का पूरा रीढ़ ही हूँ!”
(THE DOCTOR: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.0 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE DOCTOR speaks, smiles, hands over a long bill:
THE DOCTOR: “तो फ़ीस भी लंबी लगेगी।”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE DOCTOR looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
6. Yamraj and the Update
Yamraj: चलो, तुम्हारा टाइम पूरा हो गया!
Snake: रुको रुको, मैं केंचुली बदल रहा हूँ, नए वर्ज़न में चलूँगा!
Yamraj: अपडेट में कितना टाइम लगेगा?
Snake: बस निन्यानवे परसेंट पे अटका है!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
YAMRAJ: a Pixar-style cartoon god of death, dark skin, big golden crown, black moustache, holding a rope noose loosely, sitting on a cartoon black buffalo. Voice: deep echoing powerful voice.
LOCATION:
A dark cartoon misty road at night with a giant full moon.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY YAMRAJ speaks, swings the rope:
YAMRAJ: “चलो, तुम्हारा टाइम पूरा हो गया!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, half out of his old skin:
THE SNAKE: “रुको रुको, मैं केंचुली बदल रहा हूँ, नए वर्ज़न में चलूँगा!”
(YAMRAJ: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY YAMRAJ speaks, sighs:
YAMRAJ: “अपडेट में कितना टाइम लगेगा?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows a tiny loading sign with his fingers:
THE SNAKE: “बस निन्यानवे परसेंट पे अटका है!”
(YAMRAJ: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
YAMRAJ: a Pixar-style cartoon god of death, dark skin, big golden crown, black moustache, holding a rope noose loosely, sitting on a cartoon black buffalo. Voice: deep echoing powerful voice.
LOCATION:
A dark cartoon misty road at night with a giant full moon.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY YAMRAJ speaks, swings the rope:
YAMRAJ: “चलो, तुम्हारा टाइम पूरा हो गया!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, half out of his old skin:
THE SNAKE: “रुको रुको, मैं केंचुली बदल रहा हूँ, नए वर्ज़न में चलूँगा!”
(YAMRAJ: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY YAMRAJ speaks, sighs:
YAMRAJ: “अपडेट में कितना टाइम लगेगा?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows a tiny loading sign with his fingers:
THE SNAKE: “बस निन्यानवे परसेंट पे अटका है!”
(YAMRAJ: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
7. Spelling of Danger
Teacher: Snake की स्पेलिंग बताओ।
Snake: S N A K E!
Teacher: शाबाश! अब Danger की।
Snake: वो भी S N A K E, मैडम!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE TEACHER: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian school teacher, woman in her 40s, round glasses, hair in a bun, light pink saree. Voice: strict adult female voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon classroom with a green chalkboard.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, points at the board:
THE TEACHER: “Snake की स्पेलिंग बताओ।”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, confident:
THE SNAKE: “S N A K E!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, smiles:
THE TEACHER: “शाबाश! अब Danger की।”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, flicks his tongue and grins:
THE SNAKE: “वो भी S N A K E, मैडम!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE TEACHER: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian school teacher, woman in her 40s, round glasses, hair in a bun, light pink saree. Voice: strict adult female voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon classroom with a green chalkboard.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, points at the board:
THE TEACHER: “Snake की स्पेलिंग बताओ।”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, confident:
THE SNAKE: “S N A K E!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, smiles:
THE TEACHER: “शाबाश! अब Danger की।”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, flicks his tongue and grins:
THE SNAKE: “वो भी S N A K E, मैडम!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
8. Python Engineer
College Friend: तू कौन सी लैंग्वेज सीख रहा है?
Snake: Python!
College Friend: कोडिंग वाला?
Snake: नहीं भाई, मैं ख़ुद Python हूँ, पूरा ख़ानदान भी!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE COLLEGE FRIEND: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian college student, hoodie, backpack, laptop under the arm. Voice: casual young male voice.
LOCATION:
A cartoon college canteen with tables and a tea counter.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE COLLEGE FRIEND speaks, sips chai:
THE COLLEGE FRIEND: “तू कौन सी लैंग्वेज सीख रहा है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, proud:
THE SNAKE: “Python!”
(THE COLLEGE FRIEND: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE COLLEGE FRIEND speaks, impressed:
THE COLLEGE FRIEND: “कोडिंग वाला?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows a family photo of big pythons:
THE SNAKE: “नहीं भाई, मैं ख़ुद Python हूँ, पूरा ख़ानदान भी!”
(THE COLLEGE FRIEND: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE COLLEGE FRIEND: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian college student, hoodie, backpack, laptop under the arm. Voice: casual young male voice.
LOCATION:
A cartoon college canteen with tables and a tea counter.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE COLLEGE FRIEND speaks, sips chai:
THE COLLEGE FRIEND: “तू कौन सी लैंग्वेज सीख रहा है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, proud:
THE SNAKE: “Python!”
(THE COLLEGE FRIEND: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE COLLEGE FRIEND speaks, impressed:
THE COLLEGE FRIEND: “कोडिंग वाला?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows a family photo of big pythons:
THE SNAKE: “नहीं भाई, मैं ख़ुद Python हूँ, पूरा ख़ानदान भी!”
(THE COLLEGE FRIEND: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
9. Ravan and the DP
Snake: रावण भाई, सेल्फ़ी में कौन सा सिर आगे रखते हो?
Ravan: जो सबसे सुंदर है!
Snake: तभी तो, दस सिर होकर भी DP पे एक भी लाइक नहीं!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row, golden crowns, big black moustache, golden armlets, red dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with glowing lava cracks.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 2.5 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, holds up a phone for a selfie:
THE SNAKE: “रावण भाई, सेल्फ़ी में कौन सा सिर आगे रखते हो?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
2.5 to 5.0 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, poses:
RAVAN: “जो सबसे सुंदर है!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.0 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows the phone screen, laughs:
THE SNAKE: “तभी तो, दस सिर होकर भी DP पे एक भी लाइक नहीं!”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
RAVAN: a Pixar-style cartoon mythological demon king with ten heads in a row, golden crowns, big black moustache, golden armlets, red dhoti. Voice: deep, loud, dramatic king voice.
LOCATION:
A dramatic cartoon volcanic cave with glowing lava cracks.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 2.5 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, holds up a phone for a selfie:
THE SNAKE: “रावण भाई, सेल्फ़ी में कौन सा सिर आगे रखते हो?”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
2.5 to 5.0 seconds — ONLY RAVAN speaks, poses:
RAVAN: “जो सबसे सुंदर है!”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.0 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, shows the phone screen, laughs:
THE SNAKE: “तभी तो, दस सिर होकर भी DP पे एक भी लाइक नहीं!”
(RAVAN: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
10. Teacher and Homework
Teacher: होमवर्क कहाँ है?
Snake: मैडम, कुत्ता खा गया।
Teacher: तुम्हारे घर में कुत्ता कहाँ से आया?
Snake: आया था, मैंने खा लिया, होमवर्क उसके पेट में था!
Create an 8-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedy clip in Hindi, vertical 9:16, told as ONE continuous scene.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE TEACHER: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian school teacher, woman in her 40s, round glasses, hair in a bun, light pink saree. Voice: strict adult female voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon classroom.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, holds out her hand:
THE TEACHER: “होमवर्क कहाँ है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, sad face:
THE SNAKE: “मैडम, कुत्ता खा गया।”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, suspicious:
THE TEACHER: “तुम्हारे घर में कुत्ता कहाँ से आया?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rubs his belly:
THE SNAKE: “आया था, मैंने खा लिया, होमवर्क उसके पेट में था!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
STYLE:
High-quality Pixar / Disney-style 3D animation. Soft cinematic lighting. Bright saturated colors. Expressive cartoon faces with clear lip-sync. Smooth natural character animation. Shallow depth of field.
CHARACTERS (ONLY these characters appear, they look identical in every frame):
THE SNAKE: a cute Pixar-style 3D cartoon snake, bright green body with darker green diamond scale pattern, smooth cream-yellow belly scales, big round expressive eyes with thick dark cartoon eyebrows, a wide funny mouth, two small cartoon arms with four fingers, standing upright on its coiled tail. Male, cheeky, confident. Voice: young, playful, cheeky male cartoon voice with a tiny hiss on the ‘s’ sounds.
THE TEACHER: a Pixar-style cartoon Indian school teacher, woman in her 40s, round glasses, hair in a bun, light pink saree. Voice: strict adult female voice.
LOCATION:
A bright cartoon classroom.
CAMERA:
Medium two-shot at eye level with both characters fully visible side by side. When a character speaks, the camera gently pushes in a little toward the speaker. No fast camera moves.
DIALOGUE RULES — VERY IMPORTANT:
All dialogue is spoken in natural, clear Hindi.
Each line is spoken ONLY by the character named before it, in that character’s own voice.
While one character speaks, every other character keeps their mouth CLOSED and only listens and reacts with facial expressions.
Never mix voices. Never let one character say another character’s line. Lines are spoken one by one in the exact order and timing below, with no overlap.
Speak every word exactly as written. Do not add, skip or change any words.
TIMELINE:
0.0 to 1.9 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, holds out her hand:
THE TEACHER: “होमवर्क कहाँ है?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
1.9 to 3.8 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, sad face:
THE SNAKE: “मैडम, कुत्ता खा गया।”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
3.8 to 5.7 seconds — ONLY THE TEACHER speaks, suspicious:
THE TEACHER: “तुम्हारे घर में कुत्ता कहाँ से आया?”
(THE SNAKE: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
5.7 to 7.4 seconds — ONLY THE SNAKE speaks, rubs his belly:
THE SNAKE: “आया था, मैंने खा लिया, होमवर्क उसके पेट में था!”
(THE TEACHER: mouth closed, only listening and reacting.)
7.4 to 8.0 seconds — Nobody speaks. Hold on a funny reaction: THE SNAKE looks cheekily at the camera while the other character reacts.
AUDIO:
Only the spoken Hindi dialogue above, plus light natural room ambience. No background music. No narrator. No extra voices.
STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No subtitles. No on-screen text. No captions. No logos. No watermark.
No extra characters. No character design changes between frames.
No mixed voices. No wrong speaker. No overlapping dialogue. No lip movement on the character who is listening.
No scene cuts. English words inside a line are spoken exactly as written, the rest in Hindi.
Why Snake Comedy Reels Go Viral
First, the jokes are short. The whole punchline lands in under ten seconds, so people watch till the end and replay it. This gives the reel high watch time.
Second, the characters are familiar. Teachers, doctors, traffic police, Ravan and Yamraj are characters every Indian viewer already knows, so the joke clicks instantly.
Finally, the cute snake becomes a mascot for your page. When the same character returns in every video, viewers start waiting for the next episode and follow the page.
Tips for Better Results
First, always copy the full prompt. If you cut the dialogue rules or the timeline, the voices can get mixed.
Second, keep the jokes short. Two to four lines work best in an 8-second clip. If you write your own script, keep each line short and simple.
Third, post the videos as a series. Use the same snake in every video and post one episode every day. As a result, your page grows faster.
If you also like photo trends, check our ChatGPT photo commands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a photo to make snake comedy reels?
No. These are text-to-video prompts. Google Flow creates the cartoon snake and the other character from the prompt alone.
Is Google Flow free?
Google Flow gives free credits to new users, so you can make your first videos for free. After that, credits depend on your Google plan.
Why does the wrong character speak sometimes?
AI video is not perfect. If a line comes from the wrong character, simply generate the same prompt again. Usually the second or third try is correct.
Can I write my own snake jokes?
Yes. Copy any prompt, replace the Hindi lines with your own joke and keep the same structure. Keep only one speaker on each line.
How do I add the laughing reaction at the end?
Open the clip in CapCut or VN, add a one or two second laughing meme clip after the punchline and export it.
Final Words
Snake comedy reels are easy to make, funny to watch and perfect for building a character page. Copy any Snake Comedy Reels AI Prompt above, generate your clip in Google Flow and post your first episode today.