Jajantaram Mamantaram

This is an adaptation of Gulliver's Travels with some Desi touch. Don't know how some people are giving negative reviews for this. Using of such technology at that time is commendable. Things look a bit realistic and that has to be appreciated. Story is good, its well adapted. Chamunda is scary, that acting is amazing by Joy Fernandez. Javed Jafferi is fairly good. But it is Manav Kaul who steals the show.

This is my childhood favourite and really don't understand how this movie is getting some negative reviews.

This movie is best not because it has bad cgi and all but because it was watchable with child mindset.. when i was a child i used to watch this film on television and honestly i enjoyed every moment of this movie, not even oone time i get bored of this. And still recently i watched this movie again..and damn my childhood memories come..its really better than most of today's movie.. i really felt bad when i see it was flop.

I used to watch this movie on repeats in my childhood. Don't know why but every scene was so good and deep i thought at that stage of my childhood. Ji rumba re ra jhanjhantaram was on my mouth 😁

The low rating this movie has got says it hasn't been seen for what it is. Try seeing it as: 1. A children's film (a dwindling genre); 2. An Indianised fairy tale (a dead genre), and 3. A lovely musical.

It is made by well-meaning people with hearts in the right place. It's underlying message on freedom and human rights has to be perceived and understood. The choreographed dances and songs are top-notch. The dialogues, especially for Jaffrey are intelligently written. And the actor aces this role which is a perfect fit for his personality and talents.

I dare say this will become a cult film in decades to come. Wish there were some young (children) reviewers here to evaluate it.

I watched it when i was kid, As 2003 Release its up to mark.