Mufasa: The Lion King (Hindi) Review: Shah Rukh Khan voiced origin story is dreamy and mesmerizing, despite its clichés and predictability
Name: Mufasal The Lion King Director: Barry Jenkins Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, AbRam Khan, Aryan Khan, Meiyang Chang, Shreyas Talpade, Sanjay Mishra Rating: 3.5/5 Plot Mufasa: The Lion King, directed by Barry Jenkins, unfolds the untold origin story of Mufasa through the eyes of Simba (Voiced by Aryan Khan) and Nala’s daughter, Kiara. While Kiara is left with Rafiki (Voiced by Makarand Deshpande), Timon (Voiced by Shreyas Talpade), and Pumbaa (Voiced by Sanjay Mishra), they entertain her with tales of her grandfather, Mufasa (Voiced By Shah Rukh Khan – Older Version, AbRam Khan – Younger Version). The narrative dives into Mufasa’s early life, exploring how he lost his family and found companionship in Taka (Voiced by Meiyang Chang – Older Version) and mother in Eshe. The plot thickens as Mufasa and Taka are targeted by Kiros and his pride of white lions, leading to a journey to Milele. Along the way, they meet Sarabi, Rafiki, and Zazu, with Mufasa and Sarabi developing a close bond. The film also addresses Taka’s betrayal fueled by lessons from his father …
