Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka

My little boy love this! Discovered this bout a couple of months ago on Netflix! I also noticed they're putting out more of this on Netflix! So that's a plus

My review about this film is that The graphics is stunning,fight scenes are next level, excellent story I felt as if India has improved a lot in animation only one disturbing thing is that from the olden times times till today the children's are learning that Chhota Bheem gets power from eating laddoo please Indian animator work on it a more make it like he exerciss daily to increase his power not by just eating laddoo please keep some connection to reality of the animation don't make it completely out of imagination.

There are many poor rhyme song and animation available in youtube for 4 or 5 years old kids.Why this stupid rhyme animation is available in TV channels?Have they gone mad?The Cartoon Chota bheem is not just cartoon its a cancer.It doesn't teach you anything about culture or knowledge.It has poor story telling so nothing inspiring even though it has little educational parts.You can easily compare the people or children who waches it and who doesn't in terms of their IQ.Childre when they grow they think bad of their own culture and cultural show.

The fact that chota bheem gets powerfull by eating a Laddu is very illogical and irritates me a lot. It's very misleading to a child as well. We very well know that eating sweets too much can lead to obesity.

Princess Kia of the kingdom of China is kidnaped by her own family - cousin Zuhu.

Bheem (voice by Sonal Kaushal) and his friends take up the mission to rescue and get her home.

Bheem, who is now in China, to participate in an annual marital arts competition, is faced with the humungous task of bringing a princess home, by fighting her evil cousin Zuhu.

3D animation in 'Chhota Bheem: Kung Fu Dhamaka' is at par with its Hollywood counterparts. The script, too, imparts a positive lesson on life and the overall look and feel of this children's movie is just delightful.

Chota Bheem and his gang flying off to China to rescue a princess is an interesting idea to explore, given the current air of political hostility between India and her neighbouring country.

But this film was made for children and young adults and in that respect, the length of the animated feature drags a bit too much.

Despite the minor hiccups, 'Chhota Bheem: Kung Fu Dhamaka' largely works due to its strong emotional content. Animation is good.