Magic…is where the story of Aabra Ka Dabra begins and ends.

This is a story about Shanu and his magic world. Since he could recollect, this 10-year-old boy had watched his father doing unbelievable acts - cutting people and objects and joining them back, disappearing objects and getting them back. He had seen his great renowned father, Madan the magician on the TV, the newspaper and the radio. Shanu was very proud of him.

During the last act of one of his shows Madan was introducing a new act amongst an enthusiastic audience. Madan's hand's were chained and locked and Shanu with a little bit of hesitance bolted him in a box. The box was thrown in sea. Madan had to unchain himself and come out within 30 seconds. But before anybody could analyze the situation everything was over. Madan was gone.

Months passed and Shanu always wished to fulfill his father's dream - to perform the act Madan failed in. But how would he achieve that? There was not much he had learnt from Madan. Though he had the talent inherited he needed to enhance it. The question was how to get into “Aabrakadabra ” …The magic school. The place he can learn from and be the Madan of tomorrow.

But there was no money with them after the demise of Madan. The house was somehow surviving as Shanu's mother worked at people's house and he got a part-time job at Dilbagh Shingh's Dhabha. But as luck would have it Shanu wins a Britannia contest while her mother wins a Cadburys contest at the same time. Shanu gets a lifetime supply of biscuit and chocolates from the respective companies but he desires something else. A sponsored education program in '' Aabrakadabra ''! And the companies agree.

At his first day at Aabrakadabra, Shanu was dumbfounded. The huge palatial institution was far away from the city at the outskirts of a wooded area. Where doors would open and close with mantras, secret walls would give way to passages and corridors, stairs would rotate to find ways and floors would move to travel. Where the breeze would sign a song, books could fly into the classrooms and the chalks would appear out of nowhere. It was a magic land in the literal sense!

Ms. Rangbirangi, preferred to be called Ms. RB, headed Aabrakadabra. Ms. Rangbirangi, a symbol of beauty was a marvelous looking lady and could rule the world with her Goddess looks. But lovely as she was from the outside, fierce and cruel was she from all within. The whole school was terrified of her. Her sound would make the students tremble and her look could kill. She was a torturous principal. She had with her a set of crystal balls, which would show her everything, anything and anywhere in the school.

Then there was Limo Chacha, the watchman of the school and perhaps the only man who could understand Shanu. Shanu also made friends with Rohan and Dinky who were always there for him and agreed to enter all the danger zones with him. At the same time Shanu developed rivalry with another student Changezi who always tried to beat him in terms of magical powers but was never successful. Then there were different professors, who were segregated to teach different tactics of magic. Shanu was very comfortable with all of them…except of course, Ms. Rang Birangi.

There was a danger zone in the school where the kids were strictly prohibited to go - a dark chamber where Shanu often saw Ms. RB entering. Curious to know the secret of the chamber Shanu once goes behind her in the dark chamber and finds Trikaal.

Who was Trikaal?
Does Shanu and his friend's enter Trikaal's mouth?
Do they find out something that they shouldn't have?
And does Shanu believe what he sees?

The magical war begins and within the thrilling battle, Shanu succeeds to overpower everyone else.

Hence, Shanu was declared 'World's Youngest Magician…'

And the show goes on…!