It seems abrupt.ĭELHI SAFARI takes giant strides as far as animation goes. The culmination - the Prime Minister promising to address the issue - could've been persuasive. Conversely, the leisurely pacing and a few unwanted songs and sequences act as roadblocks. In fact, it's a treat devouring these portions in 3D. The fight with the hyenas in Gujarat and the wild chase by honey bees, which results in a roller coaster ride, also knock you off your feet. A message that they discover not only plagues their homes, but the homes and lives of thousands of other animals on the way.ĭELHI SAFARI has several brilliantly stylized sequences, like the one at the very outset which brings back memories of THE LION KING.
A motley group of animals travel across India with a message. However, their hope turns to despair as Alex hates animals. Yuvi, Sultan's cub, Bajrangi and Bagga decide to kidnap Alex from his luxurious golden cage. The pigeon recommends Alex, the talking parrot, who can come to their rescue. The problem is, no one can speak the human language. So the best way to get back their homes is to have a dialog with humans. He believes that all problems could be sorted out through peaceful discussions. But Bagga, the bear, has a more civilized suggestion. The hot-headed monkey, Bajrangi, wants to declare a full-scale war against humans. Everyone is convinced that it is futile to fight humans and the only option is to leave and move to a safer home. The animals discuss their fate of losing their habitat to human beings. Sultan, the king, tries to fight a futile battle and ends up losing his life. A closer look reveals the jungle has been raided by man and machine. Clearly, DELHI SAFARI is not merely an attempt to delight the kids, but grown-ups as well.Ī thunderous noise breaks the silence of the national park. In fact, the message is hammered well in the final moments of the movie. There's humor, there're sad moments, also songs, witty one-liners, loads of excitement and fun, but along with the joy and amusement, DELHI SAFARI carries a message: It raises its voice against deforestation and protection of wildlife habitat. Also, this one's in stereoscopic 3D.ĭELHI SAFARI goes beyond the boundaries of a "cartoon film" and attains a much elevated status.
Now DELHI SAFARI makes an earnest attempt to match up to the toon flicks served by Hollywood. Delhi Safari Review & Review Ratingįor some strange, inexplicable reason, animation movies have not been embraced warmly by Indian moviegoers, although the last two movies, both 2012 releases, had some gorgeous images to offer.
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