shinchan travel to india movie poster

Shinchan tavel to india movie

1. Title & Release Dates

Japanese Title: Eiga Crayon Shin-chan Chō Karei! Shakunetsu no Kasukabe Dansāzu

  • English Translation: Crayon Shin-chan the Movie: Super Magnificent! Scorching Kasukabe Dancers .
  • Japan Release: August 8, 2025 .
  • India Release: October 2025 (Diwali season) .
shinchan travel to india movie poster

 Plot Synopsis

  • Premise: Kasukabe City twins with Mushibai, India (a fictional city), leading to a cultural exchange. Shin-chan and the “Kasukabe Defense Force” win a dance competition for a trip to India .
  • Conflict: In India, Bo-chan buys a mystical nose-shaped backpack that transforms him into a tyrant (“Bo-kun”) threatening global chaos. Shin-chan must save his friend .
  • Cultural Depictions: Features Delhi, Jaipur, and Mumbai, including landmarks like Jama Masjid and Bollywood-style dance sequences .

3. Key Highlights

  • First India-Set Film: Marks Shin-chan’s debut in India, with authentic research trips by the team .
  • RRR Nod: Post-credits tease from Ora’s Dinosaur Diary (2024) showed Shin-chan saying “Namaste” with an RRR-style bike in the background .
  • Bo-chan’s Arc: Unusual focus on Bo-chan as the central character, with his transformation driving the plot.

4. Production & Cast

  • Director: Masakazu Hashimoto (Tornado Legend of Ninja Mononoke) .
  • Writer: Kimiko Ueno (longtime Shin-chan screenwriter) .
  • Voice Cast: Yumiko Kobayashi returns as Shin-chan .

5. Indian Release Details

  • Distributor: PVR INOX Pictures 67.
  • Dubbed Versions: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Japanese with English subtitles .
  • Trailer Buzz: Features Shin-chan mispronouncing “kabaddi” as “chapati” and dancing in kurtas .

6. Fan Reactions & Controversies

  • Excitement: Viral tweets celebrate Shin-chan’s India adventure .
  • Criticism: Some fans questioned stereotypical portrayals (e.g., snake charmers) .

Why This Movie Matters

  • Cultural Bridge: First Shin-chan film tailored for Indian audiences, blending Japanese humor with Indian locales .
  • Theatrical Milestone: Part of TV Asahi’s push to release Shin-chan movies in Indian cinemas

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