He takes the dagger and briefly marvels at the sight of it before Captain William Boone, his apparent hunting friend, approaches and takes the 'queen's evidence' off him. Buldeo roughly knocks the boy out with his rifle, then notices that he has a bejeweled dagger from 'The Lost City of Hanuman'. He confronts an older Mowgli who is running from British troops after being caught in the palace. Nathoo orders Buldeo to shoot Shere Khan at this opportunity, but the coward ungratefully flees (probably also as an act of retaliation for being reprimanded earlier), therefore, leaving Nathoo to die despite Colonel Brydon and every other soldiers' effort to shoot the tiger, which fails.īuldeo isn't seen again until years later when he has become an impoverished outlaw. When he finally corners Buldeo, Nathoo jumps in and distracts Shere Khan, saving Buldeo's life. The tiger then finds Buldeo and briefly chases him. Later, as the tour sets up camp, Shere Khan retaliates for the earlier hunting by attacking the camp - killing a sentry and Sergeant Claibourne, one of the soldiers who had been hunting before, thus, alerting everyone. Buldeo, however, brushes off Nathoo's accusations and insists it was merely 'a few animals here or there.' Nevertheless, Nathoo isn't happy and replies: 'Would you allow someone to break into your house and steal your food?' and that they best beware since Buldeo and the two soldiers broke the Jungle Law. Nathoo (Mowgli's father and the second tour guide) reprimands Buldeo for senselessly going against the Jungle Law. Buldeo is one of the two tour guides but tries to hunt a few animals with the help of two British officers under Brydon's command, but Shere Khan is nearby and is infuriated at the senseless killing. He first appears at the beginning of the film as a tour around the Black Jungle of India takes place with Colonel Geoffrey Brydon and his troops. Mowgli, Shere Khan, being reprimanded, and racism Source Buldeo is the secondary antagonist in Disney's 1994 live-action film, Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book.

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