Absolutely brilliant

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

remarkable animation. seductive story. portrait of an old fashion hero. discover of India in beautiful manner. a film who impress for beauty and for the courage to propose a simple and convincing pledge for basic tradition values. and this is the axis of the adventure of Arjun to define to himself not exactly as warrior but as himself. the poetry of images, the ethic virtues who defines a man, against different challenges are the pillars of an impeccable construction. a film for entire family. and good support for read Mahabharata for discover, behind artistic innovations, the real story of a magnificent character.

1. As an animation film....fabulous. Haven't seen anything of this level earlier from India . will truly put it on the international animation level . Reminded me of some of the classic animation films from the west. even though it was not like those giant expensive 3d films, in fact that is what made it refreshing. just the classic style and beautiful details. 2. As a story, loved it. while it spoke of something we are all so familiar with in India, it still managed to keep us glued and wait for whats next. Hats off for taking a known story and yet making it so interesting. Waiting for a sequel 3. After ages, some sensible , clean cinema...with no sleazy dances and loud abusive language. I didn't have to cringe while watching it with the family 4. Was so good to see that people are still trying to make clean beautiful looking films 5. And most importantly all age groups seem to have enjoyed it thoroughly!

I was really looking forward to movie and I must say I enjoyed the movie. But, the end of this movie - the battle of Viraat was really really poorly done. A man, standing alone in front of mighty army of hastinapur is no joke. Not just that, he WON that battle. You guys didn't show anything of that! Wow, simply arjun outperforming duryodhan - thats not what actually happened. Alone, single handedly he defeated ENTIRE hastinapur army with the devine weapons. If that was shown, wow, this would have created that mighty experience of this bravest warrior in front of our eyes. Quality of animation, story narration etc. was so powerful.. yet the writer somehow didn't understood glory of this. In my opinion, this is even better than actual mahabharat war. Because Arjun was ALONE here. Sigh. An opportunity wasted.

I saw this movie today and it was definitely worth it! This is undoubtedly the best animated movie to have been made in India so far. The story is well written and keeps you hooked through out...I can say that because when the screen had "INTERMISSION" written across it, I was like, 'already'?..I was that engrossed. I have always been disappointed at the state of animation in India and this movie was like a fresh breeze. The movie has been directed well and some of the scenes are especially commendable...like the one (spoiler) where Arjun shoots the goldfish and the fight scene between Guru Drona and Arjun.(end of spoiler) The dialogs are also well written- the jokes aren't lame and the language not too heavy as is usually in the case of mythological movies. The music and sound effects are good too. However, the end was a little abrupt or shall we say, a little rough around the edges. But it does not damage the overall effect too much. All in all, the movie is a good watch and the kids will love it. Definitely a good way to spend 2 hours!