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5 Best Animated Movies of Bollywood

1] Roadside Romeo

This Movie is a Indian-American computer animated romantic musical comedy. This story is about Romeo. A dude who was living the life. He had the works - the mansion to live in, the chicks to party with and the cars to be driven around in. Until one day he is abandoned by his owners. He then finds himself embroiled in various situations and even ends up falling in love.


2] Delhi Safari

The story revolves around a group of animals, who decide a trip to Delhi and discuss their problem of forest destruction with the parliament.

3] Jumbo

This movie is about Jumbo a young elephant raised by his mother. His adventures separate him from his herd and he grows up to become a war elephant. He soon learns the truth about his father and decides to avenge him.

4] Toonpur Ka Super Hero

The animated world is in chaos as there is constant quarrel between Devtoons, the good guys and Toonasurs, the bad guys. That's when Devtoons decide to pull in Aditya, a superhero who would save them.

5] Koochie Koochie Hota Hai

The film is an animated take on Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and it marks the 20 year anniversary of its release. "The core love story is between three dogs, and the supporting cast has roosters, bears, pigs, cats, and many others from the barn".

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