Sourav Mishra

*Mahavatar Narasimha* is not just a film—it's a soul-stirring spiritual journey brought to life through breathtaking animation, powerful background music, and emotionally rich storytelling. Even if you're familiar with the tale of Narasimha and Prahlad, this cinematic retelling captures the essence of devotion and divinity in ways rarely seen in Indian cinema. From the intense battles of Varaha Deva to the transformative moments of Prahlad’s faith, the movie evokes deep emotion and reverence, often moving viewers to tears. Despite minor pacing and lip-sync issues, it surpasses expectations, offering a rare gem that blends mythology with cinematic excellence. If you're on the fence, let this be your sign—**watch it in theaters** for an experience that is as visually stunning as it is spiritually uplifting. Let’s support and celebrate films that bring our rich mythological heritage to life with such grace and devotion. I was moved to tears by the movie, and felt rejuvenated afterwards. Considering the fact that such movies are rarely made and there are a plethora of such stories in Indian mythology, I feel we must encourage movie makers to bring forth such stories for us. If you read my review and watched the movie, I will consider it as a service I rendered to the almighty Lord Narasimha. All glories to him.

There was supposed to be a season 2 of this show. When would that come?

I hope that the synopsis of the plot changes. Currently it is showing the plot summary of Lado, not of this show. When I Google the show name, the plot summary of Lado appears underneath the pictures - 'Ammaji, a powerful matriarch...'