Krishna Aur Kans

This is a great movie, explaining things in English and proper story telling rather than modern day Bollywood dramas. I would recommend it for any age 0-16.

Most attempts at this story focus on fighting and "chamatkaars", but this one truly captures, not just from a scriptural and spiritual perspective, but from a theatrical perspective the true nature of each of the characters that it introduces.

The struggles and joys of having a relationship with Krishna are explored at a depth that is worthy of the Mariana's Trench that is this story.

The 2D version of one of the most well made and beloved Indian animation series- "Little Krishna", offers a satisfying summary and a deserved conclusion. One of the most well made yet underrated animation movies of India. The artwork and the animation is praiseworthy. With the voice talents of Om Prakash, Juhi Chawla and Praachi Saathi and a well written script, it's really fun to watch. The movie is also well complemented by beautiful songs sung by the likes of Sonu Nigam and Shreya Ghoshal and a wonderful, soothing flute piece by Rakesh Chaurasia, in my opinion, are worthy of listening on loop. I am just sad that it didn't get the love and audience reach it very well deserved. This one joins my list of the most well made Indian animated flicks, and also the list of underrated Indian animated flicks with the likes of Arjun: The Warrior Prince. It's definitely worth a watch for those who haven't yet watched it.

The film is seriously a treat for anyone and is one of the best animated movies of India. You should definitely watch it and make sure the kids watch it as well.

The animation and music is completely flawless and is the best part of the film.

Everyone in India is quite familiar of the pastimes of ShriKrishna but for foreigners also this film is very informative and thankfully hasn't been altered much from the scriptures. The scenes with best flute ever (besides in Star Plus Mahabharat) for Krishna can just make your eyes watery and make you fill up with emotions.

However, it's still not perfect. Rather than having a time wastingfull song for Putna of 4 minutes you should have seriously utilized that screen time for the relation between RadhaKrishna which is almost dismissed even though it is the most important thing especially in his time at Vrindavan before Kans death. That is inexcusable and those who don't know the scriptures cannot get it at all from the movie.

The pastimes of the Supreme Lord, Sri Krishna, are beautifully presented in this wonderful poem full of charm and emotion. From the first moment we experienced the tragedy of his parents Vasudeva and Devaki, the evil of his uncle Kamsa and the large number of enemies to overcome until reaching the final moment where the accounts will be settled in the battle arena and the evil will come to an end. . The epic of the Lord is narrated in the Srimad Bhagavatam and here we can appreciate it in a reliable and spectacular way. It is a delight in every way, emotional and illuminating. It is a perfect film and for every devotee of the Lord it is a must film.