#CHOTA BHEEM KRISHNA TAMIL MOVIE MOVIE#

Characters laugh because other characters laugh.ДЄll it really needed was to be funny. ThereвЂ™s no tone or range or real difference. The good guys are all good, the bad guy is very bad, and the fights - the endless fights - begin to get tiresome after the first 20 minutes.

There is nothing inventive, nothing clever, nothing memorable. The problem here is that the filmвЂ™s makers think that cuteness is enough.

ThereвЂ™s nothing wrong with a straightforward, all-too-earnest animated hero look to the remarkable Paddington films where the overwhelmingly polite bear wins over everyone. Chhota Bheem appears content to settle for a few fat jokes. The illustrated character is cute, but the film directed by Rajiv Chilaka doesnвЂ™t allow him any flaw or quirk, making for a character so noble he canвЂ™t possibly be charismatic. вЂњ Maan liya toh haar, thaan liya toh jeet,вЂќ he says mid-fight, as if reading from the back of an autorickshaw. Instead we have Bheem, a valiant young hero who mouths so many platitudes it makes him hard to cheer. IвЂ™d have forgiven this - even Dreamworks films are rarely groundbreaking, to be honest - but there needed to be some spirit, some vim, some animated flair. From the idea of an enchanted princess (who happens to be a girl with a dragon tattoo, mind you) to an all-China tournament of valour, this film follows a faithful come-together-and-fight template that has absolutely nothing new to offer. The problem lies in the fact that it also reads entirely Dreamworks-y, with barely an original bone in its well-animated body.

#CHOTA BHEEM KRISHNA TAMIL MOVIE MOVIE#

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Chota bheem krishna tamil movie