Eventually realized that he needed to help the other animals and convince the humans that what they were doing was hurting the environment. Started off as a pompous, sarcastic bird who preferred his pampered life. He started out as a hot-headed Jerkass who only listened to himself, but he finally understood that violence would solve nothing and that he needed to become nicer. Those Two Guys: Bharela and Marela, the two primates who are never seen away from each other.Cue hundreds of hornets chasing after the protagonists. Scary Stinging Swarm: Bajrangi accidentally breaks a hornet's nest with a large rock near the end of the film.Nobody Poops: Averted when Bajrangi takes a pee break after the protagonists take a brief rest at night on their way to Delhi.Try to mess with Yuvi without Beggum tearing you to shreds afterwards. Hammerspace: Somehow, Bajrangi is capable of carrying well over two dozen weapons with him, despite being naked.Alex is first seen lip-syncing to a song on television while he dances around in an oversized, comfortable house to let the viewers know just how pampered humans have made him.The hot-headed Bajrangi is first seen calling all the other animals cowards for wanting to leave their home after the humans kill Sultan, while he wants to resort to violence, as opposed to talking to them peacefully.Decoy Protagonist: There's a reason why Sultan isn't even on the cover poster for this movie.His death is largely what causes Yuvi and the other animals to seek help against the deforestation. He can barely go a few sentences without speaking sarcastically to Bajrangi. Character Development: All five main characters manage to grow throughout the trip to Delhi in various different ways.Beary Friendly: Bagga the bear qualifies.The film won the National Film Award for Best Animated Film in 2012, as well as the award for Best Feature Film at FICCI FRAMES 2012. While the film isn't very popular in America, Delhi Safari has much critical acclaim in India. With the help of an English-speaking parrot named Alex, Yuvi, his mother, and a ragtag group of other animals venture across India towards Delhi, in hopes that they can convince the humans to reconsider the deforestation. After much arguing, and realizing that the humans can easily kill them all if they go to war, the animals decide to talk to the humans in order to make them change their minds about destroying their home. Although Yuvi manages to get away, the cub's father is killed, and he (as well as the other animals) come to the conclusion that they need to relocate before the humans kill anyone else.
Somewhere in the jungles of India, a leopard cub named Yuvi is busy bonding with his father when construction vehicles and workers roam into the area for deforestation. Although the film's origin is India, the film was dubbed in English shortly after its release date and appeared in American theaters in early December of the same year. Delhi Safari is a 2012 computer animated film directed by Nikhil Advani and produced by Krayon Pictures.
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