Bal Ganesh

This is a very good movie to watch with your family and specially with your children's. Basically this movie is for children's who told them the stories of Bal Ganesh. The visual effects in this film is very good this will attract children's and they love to watch this. The much of this film is also nice. This film have a multiple stories of bal Ganesh so it is not single story but a good story. You must watch this movie with your children's.

I remember my childhood when I see this movie it's not just a movie it's an emotion...

A heartwarming and beautifully animated journey of Lord Ganesha that blends devotion, innocence, and valuable life lessons. The visuals are vibrant, the music uplifting, and the storytelling simple yet deeply touching. Perfect for kids and adults alike, this film captures the playful charm of Bal Ganesh while delivering messages of courage, wisdom, and kindness.

Bal Ganesha is a delightful animated film that brings Hindu mythology to life for children and families in a fun, colorful, and engaging way. The film centers around the childhood of Lord Ganesha, the beloved elephant-headed deity known for his wisdom, courage, and mischievous nature.

The story begins in the divine realm of Mount Kailash, where Ganesha is born to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. With a childlike innocence and a curious mind, Bal Ganesha embarks on various adventures, showcasing his intelligence, bravery, and endearing mischief. From challenging powerful demons to teaching moral lessons through his witty behavior, Ganesha becomes an inspiration for children while also remaining a symbol of devotion and love for elders.

The birth of Lord Ganesha and the confrontation with Lord Shiva at the start;

Lord Kubera's invitation to Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati and Lord Ganesha to his house and the sequence that follows that depicts Lord Ganesha's voracious appetite.

Also, the chapter pertaining to Lord Ganesha taking the round of his universe, his parents, is interestingly depicted.

While the animation is good at places, it could've been better at times too. Sequences depicting Lord Ganesha as also his constant companion Mooshak will be loved by the kids. In fact, Mooshak's antics brings a smile on your face on several occasions.

Like the movies now a days again they twisted the story again and again. This is very sad