Mahaprabhu Jagannath

Mahaprabhu Jagannath centres on a fierce conflict between blind arrogance and divine faith, using that conflict to frame belief, fear and the pull between ego and devotion in a devotional saga celebrating victory of good over evil.

While the character and the adventure story at hand are totally relatable, the movie Mahaprabhu Jagannath doesn't always do justice to its potential or premise. The 2D animation doesn't always create the big screen scope that a story and direction of this sort require, making the final film feel a little underwhelming. Nevertheless, the story at hand with memorable characters and fantastic voice acting makes this children's animated feature a good, one-time watch.

Content for children, designed to be experienced on the big screen, is anyway made so less. So it is always worthy of appreciation when films made for younger audiences get a proper theatrical release.

A decent family watch, especially for children interested in mythology, fantasy adventures and colourful visuals, though the film needed more visual polish to truly stand out as a promising mythological animation.