Chhota Bheem: The Great War of the Great Devil(2023)
Shaitaan has acquired the powers of all five chakras and has become this ultimate powerful entity that can destroy anything but he can't be too sure of his victory in this universe as a small portion of Chakras went to the chakravees who can destroy Shaitaan so he decides to transport the entire earth into a different dark dimension where Chakravees can't reach. So, Shaitaan sends his four maha villains to create havoc on earth who capture various kingdoms, including Dholakpur.King Inderaverma tells kids that they must travel to Devpur and find Chakrapashus who have the powers of Chakras, with their help Chakras were created in the first place but kids must pass the test to become ultimate Chakra warriors. Kids are on a mission but Zuhu and Damyaan attack them, they somehow manage to reach Devpur, where they meet Kanha disguised as Shamanra who guides them to get their powers form four adbhud Chakra Pashus. In the final face-off kids defeat Shaitaan and save the earth.
Quick Facts
- Streaming on
- Netflix, Plex
- Theatrical Release
- 13 August 2023
- Language
- Hindi
- Runtime
- 30m
- Rating
- 6.5/10
Storyline
A powerful villain named Shaitaan gains incredible strength and moves Earth to a dark dimension to stop his enemies, the Chakravees, from defeating him. He sends his henchmen to capture kingdoms, so a group of kids must travel to find magical beings called Chakrapashus to gain powers and become warriors. After facing attacks and getting guidance, the kids finally confront Shaitaan in a battle to save Earth.
“A small hero faces a great evil to save two worlds.”
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Trivia
- This was the first Chhota Bheem theatrical film to feature the villain Shaitaan, a character not from the original TV series.
- The film's animation was produced in India, unlike many earlier Bheem projects which had overseas animation support.
- A special promotional event for the movie was held at a major metro station in Mumbai, featuring life-sized character cutouts.
- The voice actor for Chhota Bheem, Jigna Bhardwaj, has been voicing the character since the show began in 2008.
- The film incorporates elements from Hindu mythology, like the chakras and the character Kanha, making it educational for kids.
- It was released in theaters alongside a major Hollywood film, showcasing confidence in its family audience draw.
- The director, Rajiv Chilaka, has stated the film was inspired by classic underdog hero stories from Indian folklore.