Hanuman Returns (2007)

Hindi 2 hrs 30 mins Children, Adventure, Animation
50 %
Total Reviews: 4
Sahi: 2 Nahi: 2

Review Summary: There's a chimp who talks like Shah Rukh a bad guy who guffaws like Gabbar and a snake wand that seems to know some of Harry Potter's tricks.

Average Critic Rating: (2.94)
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Plot: Devas are 'busy' in their Swarglok (heaven). Technology has crossed boundaries of earth and even non-mortal devas have become techno-geeks. They converse in Hinglish. Hanuman sees a village boy who is bullied by local hooligans. He decides to help him but for that he has to take birth as a human.... Read more

Hanuman Returns - Movie Reviews

There's a chimp who talks like Shah Rukh a bad guy who guffaws like Gabbar and a snake wand that seems to know some of Harry Potter's tricks.
Times of India
How many full fledged animation movies can one remember that have been completely created out of India? Worse, how many of them have actually got a countrywide release? Practically NIL. Except for children's movies like 'Chota Chetan', 'Chota Jaadugar', 'Makdee' amongst a few others, Indian audience has seldom witnessed an animation or a children's movie reaching the theatres and that too in a big way. On these grounds, Percept Pictures Company, Silvertoons, Sahara One Motion Pictures and director V.G.Samant deserve an applause for coming up with a movie belonging to a kind that breaks away from the conventional way of movie making! With Hanuman, one expects many more production houses to wake up to the fact that such movies are now a reality in India too and worth pumping their money in.
Full review on India Glitz
India Glitz
who has come with a marvel in the first film 'Hanuman' has now come up with a cocktail of sorts with Hanuman playing the lead role. The film begins with the battle between the gods and Rakshas (Demons) and then moves onto a small village where a small boy
Full review on Bharat Student
Bharat Student
'Return of Hanuman' is likely to be appreciated by child-audiences but the magnitude of success is simply unpredictable
Full review on Smash Hits
Smash Hits