As the trio wander into the edge of the jungle, Baloo praises Mowgli for his courage and is convinced that he can survive in the jungle after all. Just then, Mowgli hears an angelic voice in the distance and investigates its source. Bagheera states that they have arrived at the Man Village, but Mowgli is more interested in the incredibly beautiful girl singing as she emerges from the village entrance.
The amazed Mowgli observes the girl fantasizing about her future while collecting water from the river, and climbs up the tree above her for a better look. Baloo attempts to stop him, believing the girl is nothing but trouble, while Bagheera encourages him on, believing young love blossoming is a beautiful sight. As Mowgli climbs up the branch directly above the girl, he becomes entranced by her beauty and leans in for a closer look. Unfortunately, the branch he is holding onto breaks, causing him to fall into the river where he is easily noticed by the young maiden.
Embarrassed, Mowgli hides in one of the bushes by the river's edge. The girl is noticeably surprised, but also curious about the strange newcomer and tries to persuade him to come with her.
Mowgli remains in hiding and the girl heads back to the village after filling her jug, not wanting to force the boy to come. Mowgli goes after her, but when she notices the boy is following her, she "accidentally" drops her water jug and it rolls towards Mowgli, but only Bagheera realizes she is flirting with the man-cub.
Mowgli falls for her trick, refills the jug, and politely offers it to her. However, the girl playfully makes a few flirtatious gestures and lures the boy towards the village.
At the village entrance, Mowgli hesitates and looks back at his animal guardians with uncertainty. Baloo begs him to come back, while Bagheera gleefully encourages him to keep following the girl. As the girl comes back to see if Mowgli is coming, the boy looks into her beautiful eyes and becomes infatuated with her.
Mowgli accepts that he is unable to resist his own humanity and enters the village to begin his new life. Two years after Baloo and Bagheera dropped Mowgli off at the Man Village, he has since been adopted by the village leader and his wife. He now has a little brother named Ranjan and has become close friends with the girl that lured him into the village, Shanti , on whom he has a reciprocated crush.
Although he appreciates his new family, Mowgli has trouble adjusting to the village's way of life and misses the jungle more with each passing day. Despite that, Mowgli is popular among the village youths, who are intrigued by his adventures in the jungle and the only exception is the agrizoophobic Shanti, who believes Mowgli is merely an orphan from a faraway village, who got lost in the jungle and is exaggerating his experience in the jungle for popularity.
As such, Mowgli and Shanti would sometimes debate about the jungle and one day, Mowgli attempts to lead the village children to the jungle to show them that it is not as menacing as they are led to believe. However, Shanti notices what Mowgli is doing and overreacts, alerting the village leader, who confines Mowgli to his room without supper as a punishment for his disobedience.
Shanti immediately tries to apologize to Mowgli, as she did not mean to get him in trouble, but Mowgli just glares at her, and ignores her. Later on that night, Baloo sneaks into the village, reuniting with his "bear cub" the same time Shanti tries to make amends with her friend.
When Shanti spots Baloo, she panics and alerts the villagers. Baloo and Mowgli make a run for the jungle, but the villagers attack Shere Khan, who also journeyed into the village to extract revenge on Mowgli. In the jungle, Mowgli and Baloo catch up and the man-cub lists all his complaints about the village like the daily work routine, the disciplinary lifestyle and how Shanti got him in trouble for trying to show what the jungle is like.
Baloo believes this confirms that Shanti was nothing but trouble after all, but Mowgli silently disagrees somewhat, knowing the girl has been kind to him despite their differences. Mowgli changes the subject and the two reestablish their carefree lifestyle for old times sake. The next day, Mowgli and Baloo are gathering mangoes when Bagheera arrives.
He asks Baloo if he is knowledgeable about the whereabouts of Mowgli, but Baloo denies Mowgli is hiding in a tree during Baloo and Bagheera's conversation.
He also tells him that the entire village has entered the jungle in search of the man-cub, much to Mowgli's surprise. Bagheera's news makes Mowgli placate, and he realizes that the villagers miss him after all and starts to regret leaving his new family. Baloo overhears Mowgli wondering if Shanti is among the villagers looking for him and begins to suspect the boy's feelings for her. For the sake of his friendship with Baloo however, Mowgli decides to shelve the feelings and asks Baloo to scare Shanti away in case she finds them.
Requiring a place to hide, the duo head over to King Louie's place, but Louie has departed, and the jungle's inhabitants turned it into the biggest hangout around. After a party, Baloo begins to tell the animals about the village, using information from Mowgli to recite. Baloo repeats all that Mowgli has complained about, which hurts the man-cub's feelings and he leaves the ruins to be alone.
In his solitude, Mowgli begins to feel more appreciative of the village than he ever was before after being around his own kind. He admits to himself that he misses his adoptive family and Shanti, but feels conflicted about where his true home is. Suddenly, Shanti and Ranjan appear after searching far and wide for Mowgli. As Baloo searches for him, he spots Shanti and makes himself appear to be vicious, successfully scaring the girl. As Mowgli has changed his mind, he tries to stop Baloo, accidentally revealing that he planned the entire scare.
The revelation breaks Shanti's heart and she leaves on the verge of tears, taking Ranjan with her. Mowgli scolds Baloo for trying to scare her, but the confused bear reminds the boy that he only did what he told him to do. As Baloo tells Mowgli to explain himself, the man-cub remains silent. Baloo realizes that Mowgli is in love with her and the boy runs after Shanti and Ranjan.
He finds them cornered by a vengeful Shere Khan, and a chase follows. It leads to ancient ruins where Baloo, Mowgli, and Shanti battle the tiger, while Bagheera watches over Ranjan. During the battle, Shere Khan corners Shanti and threatens to kill her unless Mowgli gives himself up.
The man-cub reveals himself to save her and Shere Khan attacks. Baloo engages in a brawl with the tiger, giving the children time to flee, but are trapped when they reach a volcanic crater filled with lava.
Shere Khan breaks free and pursues them. During the struggle, Shere Khan falls into the crater and lands on a rock, only to be trapped as a giant statue falls on top of him. After the tiger's defeat, Mowgli introduces Shanti to Bagheera. Before the conversation goes further, the group spots the village search party in the distance.
Shanti and Ranjan are delighted, but Mowgli is saddened as he had hoped they could stay in the jungle with him now that Shere Khan is no longer a threat. Shanti appreciates Mowgli's feelings, but nevertheless, tells him she has to go back, knowing she could never be a part of the jungle like he is, and pleads with the man-cub to come back to the village with her. Mowgli is reluctant to go, prompting Shanti to leave with Ranjan and let Mowgli decide for himself just like she did the day they first met.
Mowgli realizes he must make his choice; stay in the jungle with his old friends and family or return to the village with the love of his life. Baloo encourages Mowgli to go, having come to realize that civilization is truly where Mowgli belongs and admits that Shanti is not so bad after all. Mowgli and Baloo say goodbye and the boy follows Shanti to the villagers, where he reunites with his foster parents.
Mowgli is about to apologize to his father for making him so worried, but he tells him he is sorry for not realizing how much the jungle meant to him and that the jungle is part of who he is.
Mowgli then acknowledges him as his foster father, now that they understand each other. As such, the children are now allowed to visit the jungle, but only after finishing their daily chores. A few days later, Mowgli decides to take Shanti and Ranjan on a tour through the jungle with Baloo and Bagheera. As Baloo carries the children on his shoulders while strolling into the jungle, Mowgli and Shanti hold hands, marking the official beginning of their romantic relationship.
With Mowgli's coming-of-age journey complete, his destiny is cemented; he will always accept that while the jungle is a part of who he is, he will always truly belong in civilization with his own kind and he will live a long and happy life with Shanti in the Man Village and as predicted by Shanti's song, "My Own Home," Mowgli and Shanti will one day marry and conceive a daughter of their own.
Along the way, they meet some old friends and foes and each meeting brings a story from their childhood. Like the film, Baloo volunteers to raise Mowgli as his own in the jungle, but Bagheera is firmly against this, and forces the two to follow him to the Man Village. Along the way, they encounter old friends and foes, the first of which is Kaa , who hypnotizes Mowgli in an attempt to eat him. The snake is foiled when Baloo grabs into the former's tail and plunges him down a chasm.
While traversing the Savannah, Mowgli is nearly eaten by Hathi , who tosses the man-cub aside after realizing what he was about to do. Hathi voices his distaste for humans before absentmindedly reminiscing about the past, allowing Mowgli and his friends to exit the scene. Finally, the trio are attacked by Shere Khan. He corners Mowgli and prepares to eat him, but Baloo and Bagheera call Khan out, claiming he owes them for saving his life when they were kids.
Khan claims he doesn't recall such events, to which Baloo responds with a story recounting such an occasion. When Khan scoffs this off, Baloo tosses a beehive onto Khan's head, forcing the tiger to retreat. Baloo takes the opportunity to brag, reiterating his claim that Mowgli is safe in his care. The trio then walk off into the jungle as King Louie closes out the story.
Mowgli taking the place of Tramp in House of Mouse. Mowgli made few cameo appearances in House of Mouse usually found in crowd shots with Baloo or King Louie. In " House of Turkey ", Mowgli was seen being coiled up by Kaa when he and the other guests begin getting hungry with not a turkey to dine on.
During his speech, Jiminy states, "Live in the jungle once, but leave before it makes you hard. In one episode, he took over the place of Tramp in the famous ' spaghetti scene ' with Lady. In the episode " Goofy's Menu Magic ", he was nearly eaten by Kaa when the snake does not receive his evening meal. In the Dalmatians: The Series episode " Home is Where the Bark Is ", Mowgli's silhouette can be seen as one of the passengers of a subway train the dalmatians ride on.
In the live-action version, Mowgli is portrayed by Sean Naegeli as a 5-year-old boy and by actor Jason Scott Lee as an adult. He is the son of an Indian Jungle guide named Nathoo who was guiding a group of soldiers led by Colonel Brydon. He and his daughter, Katherine nicknamed "Kitty" are very close friends and show deep affection for each other. She gives him a special bracelet that had belonged to her mother.
After his father is killed by Shere Khan , Mowgli and his pet wolf cub, Grey Brother were lost in the jungle and presumed dead. They were found by Bagheera who took them to be raised by a family of wolves and befriends Baloo , the big brown bear. Mowgli grew up and found Kitty again in an Indian City and with the help of Dr.
Plumford , learns the ways of man again, in return, Mowgli shows Kitty the wonders and secrets of the jungle. They start to show deep affection for each other once again.
However, many people don't trust him and he grows to dislike how corrupt and uncivilized man have become. Finally after being treated cruelly by arrogant soldier Captain William Boone who had disliked Mowgli from the very first time they met, particularly after refusing to take him to the treasure-filled Monkey City and his men, he feels he no longer belongs there and returns to the jungle. Meanwhile, Boone decides to use force to get Mowgli to take him to the treasure, so he attempts to kidnap him, this fails but in the process, Baloo is shot.
Afterward, Mowgli saves Dr. Plumford from a group of Indian Bandits , but Brydon and Kitty are captured. Mowgli knows that they know he'll come to rescue her.
After receiving thanks from Dr. Plumford, Mowgli takes him to Baloo and asks for his help. The jungle man meets Boone again with his men: Lieutenant Wilkins , Sergeant Harley , Buldeo , and Tabaqui , who threaten to kill Kitty and her father unless he leads them to the treasure.
Mowgli agrees but is certain they will not live long enough to find it. Mowgli is tied to a tree that evening, but upon realizing that Shere Khan is following the group, he escapes with the aid of Bagheera to keep an eye out for the tiger while surveying the journey.
Harley is the first to wake up and sees him running away, but while chasing him, he drowns in a pond of quicksand. Mowgli finds Colonel Brydon left to die by Boone and leads him back to the village on an elephant promising to bring Kitty back. As Mowgli keeps an eye out and watches the group's progress, Tabaqui confronts him and barbarically tries to kill Mowgli - only to be kicked and sent plummeting to his death.
Mowgli points Boone who is now holding Kitty as a hostage into a direction of the city. He taunts him by pointing to King Louie and telling him to follow him to the treasure.
While following them, Mowgli is chased and shot at by Buldeo. The fight continues in a crypt, but the bandit sets off a booby trap that buries him alive while Mowgli escapes.
Now Mowgli, Boone, and Kitty are the only ones left who make it to the treasure. Boone attempts to kill Mowgli in a fierce sword fight, but he wins and severely injures the soldier. He escapes with Kitty while Boone is killed by Kaa the deadly Python.
In the end, Mowgli makes peace with Shere Khan, who now sees him as a creature of the jungle and he and Kitty return to the village, pleased to see that both Brydon and Baloo have been cured of their injuries by Dr. Mowgli becomes Lord of the Jungle and he and Kitty share a kiss next to a waterfall.
A live-action retelling of the story. Kaa blindfolds Mowgli with a makeshift turban from his coils, feigning sympathy and claiming to not be more trustworthy than Mowgli's friends who abandoned him. Mowgli struggles to free himself but when he does, he finds himself staring directly into Kaa's eyes with no time to react. Mowgli is successfully hypnotized once again, falling into a trance after only a few seconds. Kaa proceeds to toy with the helpless man-cub, having him sleepwalk on his coils while he sings to him a song about his promise to keep him safe.
Mowgli obediently follows Kaa's commands, trusting the snake completely as he sleepwalks on the coils. When the trance gives way to a deep and peaceful sleep, Kaa proceeds to slide the boy into a cocoon of coils as he prepares to eat him. Ironically, Mowgli is saved by the intervention of Shere Khan. Mowgli remains asleep throughout their exchange, but fortunately he awakens when Kaa shivers in disgust of Shere Khan's immoral ways.
Furious, Mowgli shoves Kaa's coils off the branch once more sending the snake tumbling to the ground. Mowgli angrily confronts Kaa, but the snake simply states that the boy was right: He cannot trust anyone.
Kaa attempts to coil Mowgli but his tail gets caught between a bamboo cluster, giving the man-cub the opportunity to flee. At his lowest low, Mowgli finds himself in the wasteland part of the jungle, where a pack of comical vultures reside. They begin to mock Mowgli because of his bizarre appearance, driving him to tears.
Seeing how depressed Mowgli is, the vultures apologize for their behavior and try to cheer him up. When Mowgli states that his friends and family have rejected him, the vultures begin to empathize with him and assure him that they know exactly how it feels to be cast out. To prove their sincerity, they offer the boy a spot in their group as an honorary vulture. Mowgli appreciates the offer but turns it down out of fear of being rejected again.
However, the vultures refuse to give up on the boy and convince him how valuable friendship is and Mowgli's faith in companionship is restored. Just then, Shere Khan appears and threatens Mowgli, who refuses to back down. Impressed by his courage, Shere Khan gives him a head start but Mowgli refuses to play his game and picks up a heavy branch to defend himself.
Shere Khan lunges towards Mowgli, who was filled with fear as he finally realizes how truly dangerous the tiger is. Fortunately, Baloo arrives just in time to restrain Shere Khan and tells Mowgli to flee. Instead of fleeing and leaving Baloo to suffer the tiger's wrath, Mowgli shrugs off his fear and hits Shere Khan several times in his face with the branch in hopes of knocking him out.
Enraged, Shere Khan ignores Baloo and pursues the man-cub, prompting Baloo to implore the vultures to help the boy. As the vultures grab Mowgli and carry him to safety, Shere Khan unleashes his fury on Baloo until he is seemingly dead.
The tide turns when a bolt of lightning strikes a nearby tree, putting one of the branches on fire. The vultures inform Mowgli that Shere Khan's greatest fear is fire and because Mowgli is human, he is able to exploit Shere Khan's weakness through his mastery over fire. As the vultures distract the tiger, Mowgli takes the burning branch and ties it to Shere Khan's tail.
The tiger panics, and desperately tries to put out the fire but to no avail. Shere Khan is defeated and flees the area. Mowgli rushes over to Baloo's motionless body and tries to wake him up.
Bagheera arrives and realizes what has happened. Bagheera presumes that Baloo's sacrifice cost him his life and explains this to Mowgli.
Mowgli begins to mourn the loss of his friend as Bagheera comforts him and assures the man-cub that Baloo will be remembered for his bravery. Nevertheless, Mowgli blames himself for Baloo's demise and is about to follow Bagheera to the Man Village just as Baloo regains consciousness and reveals to be alive.
Mowgli is overjoyed and embraces the bear. As the trio wander into the edge of the jungle, Baloo praises Mowgli for his courage and is convinced that he can survive in the jungle after all. Just then, Mowgli hears an angelic voice in the distance and investigates its source.
Bagheera states that they have arrived at the Man Village, but Mowgli is more interested in the incredibly beautiful girl singing as she emerges from the village entrance. The amazed Mowgli observes the girl fantasizing about her future while collecting water from the river, and climbs up the tree above her for a better look.
Baloo attempts to stop him, believing the girl is nothing but trouble while Bagheera encourages him on, believing young love blossoming is a beautiful sight. As Mowgli climbs up the branch directly above the girl, he becomes entranced by her beauty and leans in for a closer look. Unfortunately, the branch he is holding onto breaks, causing him to fall into the river where he is easily noticed by the young maiden.
Embarrassed, Mowgli hides in one of the bushes by the river's edge. The girl is noticeably surprised, but also curious about the strange newcomer and tries to persuade him to come with her. Mowgli remains in hiding and the girl heads back to the village after filling her jug, not wanting to force the boy to come.
Mowgli goes after her but when she notices the boy is following her, she "accidentally" drops her water jug and it rolls towards Mowgli, but only Bagheera realizes she is flirting with the man-cub. Mowgli falls for her trick, refills the jug and politely offers it to her. However, the girl playfully makes a few flirtatious gestures and lures the boy towards the village.
At the village entrance, Mowgli hesitates and looks back at his animal guardians with uncertainty. Baloo begs him to come back while Bagheera gleefully encourages him to keep following the girl.
As the girl comes back to see if Mowgli is coming, the boy looks into her beautiful eyes and becomes infatuated with her. Mowgli accepts that he is unable to resist his own humanity and enters the village to begin his new life. Two years after Baloo and Bagheera dropped Mowgli off at the Man Village, he has since been adopted by the village leader and his wife. He now has a little brother named Ranjan and has become close friends with the girl that lured him into the village, Shanti, whom he has a reciprocated crush on.
Although he appreciates his new family, Mowgli has trouble adjusting to the village's way of life and misses the jungle more with each passing day.
Despite that, Mowgli is popular among the village youths who are intrigued by his adventures in the jungle and the only exception is the agrizoophobic Shanti, who believes Mowgli is merely an orphan from a faraway village who got lost in the jungle and is exaggerating his experience in the jungle for popularity.
As such, Mowgli and Shanti would sometimes debate about the jungle and one day, Mowgli attempts to lead the village children to the jungle to show them that it is not as menacing as they are led to believe. However, Shanti notices what Mowgli is doing and overreacts, alerting the village leader, who confines Mowgli to his room without supper as punishment for his disobedience.
Shanti immediately tries to apologize to Mowgli, as she did not mean to get him in trouble, but Mowgli just glares at her, and ignores her. Later on that night, Baloo sneaks into the village, reuniting with his "bear cub" the same time Shanti tries to make amends with her friend. When Shanti spots Baloo, she panics and alerts the villagers.
Baloo and Mowgli make a run for the jungle, but the villagers attack Shere Khan, who also journeyed into the village to extract revenge on Mowgli. In the jungle, Mowgli and Baloo catch up and the man-cub lists all his complaints about the village like the daily work routine, the disciplinary lifestyle and how Shanti got him in trouble for trying to show what the jungle is like.
Baloo believes this confirms that Shanti was nothing but trouble after all, but Mowgli silently disagrees somewhat, knowing the girl has been kind to him despite their differences. Mowgli changes the subject and the two reestablish their carefree lifestyle for old times sake. The next day, Mowgli and Baloo are gathering mangoes when Bagheera arrives.
He asks Baloo if he is knowledgeable about the whereabouts of Mowgli, but Baloo denies Mowgli is hiding in a tree during Baloo and Bagheera's conversation. He also tells him that the entire village has entered the jungle in search of the man-cub, much to Mowgli's surprise.
Bagheera's news makes Mowgli placate, and he wonders if Shanti is also searching with the villagers. For the sake of his friendship with Baloo however, Mowgli decides to shelve the feelings and asks Baloo to find a good hideout for the two of them. The duo heads over to King Louie's place, but Louie has departed, and the jungle's inhabitants turned it into the biggest hangout around. After a party, Baloo begins to tell the animals about the village, using information from Mowgli to recite.
Baloo repeats all that Mowgli has complained about, which hurts the man-cub's feelings and he leaves the ruins to be alone. In his solitude, Mowgli begins to feel more appreciative of the village than he ever was before after being around his own kind.
He admits to himself that he misses his adoptive family and Shanti, but feels conflicted about where his true home is. Suddenly, Shanti and Ranjan appear after searching far and wide for Mowgli. As Baloo searches for him, he spots Shanti. Earlier, Mowgli and Baloo planned on scaring Shanti away if she ever found them, so, Baloo made himself appear to be vicious, successfully scaring her.
As Mowgli has changed his mind, he tries to stop Baloo, accidentally revealing that he planned the entire scare. The revelation breaks Shanti's heart and she leaves on the verge of tears, taking Ranjan with her.
Mowgli scolds Baloo for trying to scare her, but the confused bear reminds the boy that he only did what he told him to do. As Baloo tells Mowgli to explain himself, the man-cub remains silent. Baloo realizes that Mowgli is in love with her and the boy runs after Shanti and Ranjan.
He finds them cornered by a vengeful Shere Khan, and a chase follows. It leads to ancient ruins where Baloo, Mowgli, and Shanti battle the tiger, while Bagheera watches over Ranjan.
During the battle, Shere Khan corners Shanti and threatens to kill her unless Mowgli gives himself up. The man-cub reveals himself to save her and Shere Khan attacks. Baloo engages in a brawl with the tiger, giving the children time to flee, but are trapped when they reach a volcanic crater filled with lava.
Shere Khan breaks free and pursues them. During the struggle, Shere Khan falls into the crater and lands on a rock, only to be trapped as a giant statue falls on top of him. After the tiger's defeat, Mowgli introduces Shanti to Bagheera. Before the conversation goes further, the group spots the village search party in the distance.
Shanti and Ranjan are delighted but Mowgli is saddened as he had hoped they could stay in the jungle with him now that Shere Khan is no longer a threat. Shanti appreciates Mowgli's feelings but nevertheless tells him she has to go back, knowing she could never be a part of the jungle like he is, and pleads with the man-cub to come back to the village with her.
Mowgli is reluctant to go, prompting Shanti to leave with Ranjan and let Mowgli decide for himself just like she did the day they first met. Mowgli realizes he must make his choice; stay in the jungle with his old friends and family or return to the village with the love of his life. Baloo encourages Mowgli to go, having come to realize that civilization is truly where Mowgli belongs and admits that Shanti is not so bad after all.
Mowgli and Baloo say goodbye and the boy follows Shanti to the villagers where he reunites with his foster parents. Mowgli is about to apologize to his father for making him so worried but he tells him he is sorry for not realizing how much the jungle meant to him and that the jungle is part of who he is. Mowgli then acknowledges him as his foster father, now that they understand each other.
The morning after, Mowgli, Shanti, and Ranjan are now allowed to visit Baloo and Bagheera as they please after finishing their daily chores. As Baloo carries the children on his shoulders while strolling into the jungle, Mowgli and Shanti hold hands, marking the official beginning of their romantic relationship. With Mowgli's coming-of-age journey complete, his destiny is cemented; he will always accept his true nature with civilization and he will live a long and happy life with Shanti in the Man Village.
Along the way, they meet some old friends and foes and each meeting brings a story from their childhood. A traumatized Mowgli goes to kill Lockwood in the morning, but stops when he sees the hunter's scar, and instead takes the elephant tusk from the trophy room and returns it to the moss-covered elephant it came from.
Having gained the elephants' allegiance, Mowgli then returns to his former wolf pack to solicit their help in killing Shere Khan. However, Akela is stubborn in his adherence to the law of the jungle and says that he cannot intervene, and nor will any other members of the pack - Baloo Andy Serkis and Bagheera included.
Mowgli retorts that he is no longer bound by the law of the jungle, and that he is not exactly a man or a wolf. The movie concludes with Mowgli defeating and killing Shere Khan, with help from both the elephants and - ultimately - Akela, who gives his own life to save Mowgli and cripple the tiger.
With his dying breath, Akela transfers leadership of the pack to Mowgli, and Mowgli chooses to leave mankind behind and return to the jungle to lead the wolf pack. After recruiting the elephants, and attempting to recruit the wolf pack, Mowgli goes to a field near the man village and calls out to Shere Khan, who arrives with his hyena lackey Tabaqui Tom Hollander close on his heels.
When Shere Khan and Tabaqui are in the field, Mowgli howls to signal the elephants to come charging in. Upon seeing the elephants approaching, the cowardly Tabaqui flees, leaving Shere Khan to face Mowgli and the elephants alone.
Shere Khan tries to attack Mowgli, but is bowled over by an elephant. Mowgli throws his knife at the tiger, hitting him in the shoulder and, after trying and failing to retrieve the knife, climbs up a tree to evade Shere Khan's attack. An enraged Shere Khan tries to follow Mowgli up the tree, but ends up trapping himself in the fork of two branches - giving Mowgli an opportunity to retrieve his knife and stab the tiger in the belly.
All the commotion has alerted the nearby villagers, and the fight is briefly interrupted by Lockwood taking drunken pot shots at Shere Khan.
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