Chhota Bheem: Kung Fu Dhamaka 3D releases in theatres on 10 May, 2019.
Chhota Bheem Kung fu Dhamaka
Ahead of the release of much awaited animation film, Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka, its makers have come out with an interesting mobile game to further pique audience interest. The game, same as the film’s title, is called Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka.
In the game, the player becomes Chhota Bheem and fights six opponents to defeat them. As the game progresses the levels become more challenging, thus testing the players might and skill.
Speaking about the launch, Rajiv Chilaka, CEO of Green Gold Animation and director of the movie shared, “We know how much people love Chhota Bheem and we know the fans are equally excited about his upcoming movie release – Kung Fu Dhamaka, hence we thought a game based on the movie will double the excitement. Fans can now become Bheem and flex their Kung Fu moves. The game designed by Gamitronics has themes, designs and characters inspired from the movie and I am sure it would be an absolute pleasure for the fans.”
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Being touted as the first real-time multiplayer game from the country, the game is an extension of the movie where the player can get trained and play story mode as Chhota Bheem or simply play in the single player mode where one can choose to play as or against any character from the upcoming movie.
It’s an intense action game where the player has to use a lot of moves, combos and power moves to defeat the opponents.
The film is set in China with Bheem and his friends embark upon a adventure in the Land of Dragons to participate in the biggest Kung Fu competition in the world. However, the abduction of the princess by China’s arch rival Zuhu hinders the participation as Bheem is called upon to rescue the princess.
Directed by Rajiv Chilaka & Binayak Das, produced by Green Gold Animation, distributed by Yash Raj Films Kung fu Dhamaka is set for the widest ever release for an Indian animation title in cinemas across India.
Chhota Bheem: Kung Fu Dhamaka 3D releases in theatres on 10 May, 2019.
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