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To celebrate Janmashtami with animation lovers across the country, Cartoon Network is showcasing four films chronicling the key mythological stages of Lord Krishna from birth to “Kansa Vadh” beginning this Saturday. These films will highlight Krishna’s mischievous and miraculous stories in an exciting way.
As part of this special four-part Krishna movie series, Cartoon Network will air three films — “Krishna: The Birth” on Saturday, “Krishna: Makhan Chor” on Sunday, and “Krishna: In Vrindavan” on Monday — while the much talked about Indian television premiere of “Krishna: Kansa Vadh” will be on Tuesday. Talking about the series, Monica Tata of Turner International India said Cartoon Network has always believed in the potential of Indian animation. “It has been supporting the Indian animation industry since 2001 by acquiring quality local content. In fact, moving a step ahead, the Network has been working closely with production houses and adding value to the creative process of content development. Green Gold Animation has been one such important associate and creative partner. We are delighted that the Krishna movie series have delivered exceptional ratings, reiterating that Cartoon Network understands the entertainment needs of Indian kid’s best,” she adds. “Krishna: Kansa Vadh” unfolds the enchanting tale of Lord Krishna’s courageous and adventurous life. It showcases how Krishna saves the village of Vrindavan from demons.
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