Voices of: Anjan Srivastava, Mahesh Manjrekar, Ashish Vidyarthi, Asrani
Rating: * ½
Cheenti Cheenti Bang Bang derives its title from an English flick but nothing else about this film appears international. For how long will we give sympathy votes to Indian films for attempting animation? Agreed that the art is still evolving in India, but if nothing from the form or format appeals, I ain't patriotic enough to approve of the effort only because it's experimental. Moreover with access to advanced animation movies across the globe, one simply can't excuse this muddled endeavour. Rather overlook it in entirety!
The story is about two rival groups of ants and you obviously don't expect the animation to be as enhanced as decade-old Hollywood flicks like Antz or A Bug's Life. But what bugs you off is that the storytelling doesn't show much innovation either. The black ants and red ants are at war and one mediator named Ghunn (seemingly a termite) double-crosses both kingdoms for his personal gains. The river-separated rival setting is as age-old as Subhash Ghai's Saudagar and what's more - the kids of the combating kingdoms are also in love.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Cheenti Cheenti Bang Bang: Movie Review
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