The movie starts on a note of matured Lord Hanuman seeing the well being of earth, and deciding to take avatar in regular human form. He is made to "sign a contract" by Lord Brahma, the creator, who let him go.
The story had a pace in the beginning, with a mystery about the "other side of the wall", but later on, it died in the monotony of the plot in the later half.
Even with a dragging second half, the movie has a freshness of concept and a right mix of modernity and mythology.
The songs are not catchy though, but the scenes are impressive. This movie marks the start of CG era in India, with lots of fresh concepts.
This movie gives a message about pollution control in the end, which sounds a bit out of place, but could have been improvised.
Bottomline: Watchable movie
The story had a pace in the beginning, with a mystery about the "other side of the wall", but later on, it died in the monotony of the plot in the later half.
Even with a dragging second half, the movie has a freshness of concept and a right mix of modernity and mythology.
The songs are not catchy though, but the scenes are impressive. This movie marks the start of CG era in India, with lots of fresh concepts.
This movie gives a message about pollution control in the end, which sounds a bit out of place, but could have been improvised.
Bottomline: Watchable movie