Mufasa: The Lion King Trailer Review In Hindi/Urdu

The final Hindi trailer for Mufasa: The Lion King has finally been released, and it’s packed with fun and Shah Rukh Khan’s voiceover. With the prequel still a month away from release, a new trailer takes a closer look at the film and what to expect from it. Scroll down for more details. 

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It’s a two-minute trailer that starts with Timon and Pumbaa talking to Rafiki. The song Hakuna Matata plays, and the fun duo changes the song to Hakuna Mufasa for a different twist. Rafiki tells Kiara the story about Mufasa and Taka. Taka saw Taka teaching Mufasa the ways of royalty. Shah Rukh Khan and his younger brother Abram perfectly embody the immature young Mufasa. It will be a treat to hear their voices in a movie. The latest trailer focuses more on Taka, their bond and how he continues to evolve. He also voiced the character in the 2019 animated film. It was a pleasure to hear his voice in this historical story, he will play a bigger role in the next film. Also, Abram’s portrayal of young Mufasa is a treat for SRK fans who loved the young Khan’s antics in the film and his time with his father. The changes in Hakuana Matata prepare the audience for the changes in the film as they embark on Simba’s journey to learn about his father. There are moments in the trailer that encourage us to learn more about the strengths of the two brothers who come from different parents. The trailer also reveals that Kiros is the leader of the white lion’s pride and has his own agenda. The film features the most prominent characters and the actors in the Hindi work are praised for their acting. A fan wrote, “Ugh, SRK’s voice is to die for.” Mufasa gets goosebumps because of Abraham and the Aryans. "Shah Rukh Khan's voice gives me goosebumps," he said.

 

"Srk's legendary voice," one fan praised. "Out." Directed by Barry Jenkins, the film takes place after the events of The Lion King. Rafiki tells Simba's daughter Kiara and Mufasa's granddaughter Nala about Taka and Mufasa's past. It also tells the story of the young prince Taka and the orphaned Mufasa. Abram names the child Mufasa. Sanjay Mishra plays Pumbaa, Shreyas Talpade plays Timon, Makarand Deshpande plays Rafiki, alongside Meiyang Chang as Taka.