Banner: Percept Picture Company
Cast: Animated characters
Director: Anurag Kashyap
Music Director: Tapas Relia
Lyricist: Satish Mutatkar
EXCLUSIVE REVIEW BY HANUMANT BHANSALI
After an eventful Taare Zameen Par last week, which passed on a shining message to its viewers, we come across another movie titled Return of Hanuman, an animation flick aimed at the sub junior audience with an unfaithful script in hand.
Starting with the animation, this comes across a mere amalgamation of poor antics and odd lot of generated visual effects which fail to match the expectations in terms of quality. Agreed that the production team may not have afforded to play around with creativity, but a sub-standard animation film will reduce the number of viewers in the longer run.
The kids will identify the stunts performed by the small kid with what they have witnessed in the past, but a tinge of repetitiveness is felt in this aspect. For reasons best known to the production team, the influence of ancestral filmy scenes looks forced as well as non-agreeable. How many kids would identify with the glory of Indian films made in the past?
Storywise, the focus of Return of Hanuman is Minku, a kid from a small village. After being mocked by his fellow friends, Lord Hanuman decides to help to falling kid. After signing a bond with the Gods, Lord Hanuman appears on earth in a cool, innocent and adorable avtar.
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The animated characters of Hanuman are absolutely adorable and will be loved by children.