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Oscar winning filmmaker, Sharmeen
Obaid Chinoy’s 3 Bahadur set a new trend in Pakistan’s film industry by
introducing animated stories. Recently, the Bahadur team is again here with the
third and final part of the franchise, 3 Bahadur: Rise Of The Warriors.
The latest release marked
the end of main characters Amna, Kamil and Saadi’s adventures who are living in
an imaginary town, Roshan Basti. The all three characters have been given special
powers by Deenu Chacha to keep the world save from all problems and evils.
In this new journey, the little girl and two boys are together against the evil powers of villains who are visiting
earth with two superpowers named Babushka and Erma. The new visitor in their town, Erma is the warrior queen that brings enormous trouble for humans. In a parallel universe, Deenu Chacha
finds Babushka starting chaos in Roshan Basti. Watch the film to know the story details
otherwise a little hint will spoil the adventure.
The latest part is written
by Kamran Khan who also wrote the other two parts. Actress Mehwish Hayat and
Nimra Bucha did voice-overs for Erma and Babushka while Behroze Sabzwari and
Zuhab Khan as Saadi keep their presence as strong as they kept it in previous
releases.
The television and radio’s famous name Khalid Malik lends his voice for the
character of Khursheed. This is the second sequel featuring Malik as Khursheed.
Sharing details about the role at the premier, Malik said, “My character is Khursheed and
he runs a dhaaba. He’s a very down to earth humble man and also the father of
Kami (one of the 3 Bahadurs).”
An animated film produced
entirely in Pakistan, the 3 Bahadur’s all three parts have been appreciated by
the audiences as they like Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy’s unique style. “It’s been
great experience working with such a dedicated team and a committed team, it’s
unique and it’s super special” further elaborated Malik about the experience of
working with the team.
The film has interesting story, just ignore the minor flaws and enjoy the brave little characters as well as the best animations in 3 Bahadur: Rise Of The Warriors.
Rating: 3 out of 5.
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