Ajube (1987)

Kids were the show's intended audience. The show concentrated on making mathematics more enjoyable to learn because it is sometimes regarded as the most feared subject. Benjamin Gilani and Neena Kulkarni served as the program's hosts during its 1987 television run. The programme debuted long before other well-liked knowledge-based programmes on Zee, such "Snakes and Ladders" and the Derik O'brian-hosted "Bournvita Quiz Contest." Kids and the hosts engaged in an interactive discussion. There was also a third umpire, Shunya, which is Russian for "zero." A computer named Shunya had a robotic voice and several LED lights. It checked the responses provided in response to the questions posed.