--- title: Taare Zameen Par and Calvin date: "2007-12-30T12:00:00Z" categories: - funny wp_id: 67 ---
Watch this segment of Taare Zameen Par.
Then check these Calvin & Hobbes strips.
--- ## Comments - **Saurabh** _30 Dec 2007 12:00 pm_: Interesting! So we know who is the copy cat here :) BTW, I didn't know that you can just post a segment using Google Video..Is this something that can be done for Youtube videos as well. - **Chittaranjan** _30 Dec 2007 12:00 pm_: Yeah! That whole "Math Problem" and the Cartoonic representation of it Immediately reminded me of 'Spaceman Spiff'.... I did look within my C&H archives for this strip but couldn't find it. Thanks for this now... - **Tarun** _6 Apr 2009 12:27 pm_: yeah.... i realised it the moment the maths problem came in front of that fellow. - **JK** _3 Dec 2009 5:00 am_: God when will our people come up with our own ideas? Every movie and songs and albums have been a copy from some of the best in the Western countries. Sad on our education system that does not make us think out of box leading to such pathetic situation :( - **[Transmogrifier](http://cardboardboxlife.wordpress.com/2010/01/15/9/)** _4 Aug 2010 8:00 pm_ _(pingback)_: [...] Just found that the C & H ‘inspirations’ have been covered here and [...] - **BabyGodfather** _15 Jan 2012 8:06 am_: Maybe a little too late to respond here, but yup I did observe this too while watching the movie ! I just choose to say God Bless Bill, not Aamir for stealing / approving the stealing and making money out of it. Did the so called perfect and creative guy credit Bill Watterson there ? I highly doubt that. It's a direct theft. P.S. : Big fan of your site. - **Paul H** _5 Sep 2012 9:36 pm_: I remember a Looney Tunes cartoon about a boy that daydreams in class and has spaceman adventures during lessons. That must out date Calvin and Hobbes by at least a decade if not more. - **Paul H** _5 Sep 2012 9:43 pm_: The Looney Tunes cartoons are A to Z-Z-Z-Z (1953) and Boyhood Daze (1957). The daydreams of Calvin are very similar to those of the Ralph Phillips character. I was off by a few decades. No doubt Bill Watterson saw these cartoons as a child.