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DORAEMON MOVIE CROSSES ₹9 CRORE IN INDIAN CINEMAS 🔥
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DORAEMON MOVIE CROSSES ₹9 CRORE IN INDIAN CINEMAS 🔥

DORAEMON: NEW NOBITA AND THE CASTLE OF THE UNDERSEA DEVIL HAS GROSSED OVER ₹9 CRORE IN INDIA! That's approximately US$1 million!

Indian Doraemon fans are showing UP!

Honestly, it's amazing to see a Doraemon movie perform this well in Indian cinemas after such a long gap. The nostalgia is REAL!

And the funniest part? It's even outperforming some recent Bollywood releases, including Haiwaan, according to reported box-office figures 💀.

DORAEMON INDIAN THEATRICAL COMEBACK IS GOING STRONG!

What do you guys think? Can the movie keep climbing at the box office?

Let's go, Doraemon! 💙

u/Safe-Contact589 — 6 days ago

People who grew up wondering why Nobita needed Doraemon’s help with everything, how do you feel now that we ask ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude for help with almost everything?

u/No_Top_9023 — 7 days ago
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A Masterpiece that boldly spoke about inequality ⬇️

Doraemon steel troops(2011)

I watched it like 15 ago it was my favourite movie that time but I didn’t really remember the whole movie now

So i decided to rewatch it yesterday

I understood why this was highest rated kids movie in japan

It beautifully showed how much inequality can affect a planet and its inhabitants. Metaphorically speaking about inequality in our world (casteism,sexism,etc)

Keeping the core message apart the movie itself is a masterpiece the animations,bgm,screen play you would forget you are watching a movie made for kids.unlike other doraemon movies Suzuka plays a major role in this one who’s the mastermind behind their victory.

Also the movie is a bit emotional 🥹 climax broke me

Overall good, nostalgic,emotional rewatch

Highly recommend

u/Cautious-Elevator236 — 8 days ago

Remember this doraemon song guysss

I am 22 and still watch this sometimes. It feels so nostalgic. I used to learn making Doraemon through this song. I used to sit in front of TV with notebook and pencil. What's your fav memory?

u/SillyBranch890 — 8 days ago

Help me find this episode

Guys can you please help me find this episode and where to watch it 😭 😭

Aired on April 9, 1993

Nobita receives a sweater that his mom knitted all night, but he's disappointed because it's ugly and uncomfortable to wear. At school, Shizuka and the others talk about a book that will make you cry, and Nobita reads it too, but he doesn't cry.

When Nobita got home, he found Doraemon crying and reading the same book. Nobita asked for a gadget that could make him feel emotional, and Doraemon lent him the "Emotion Goggle," which he put on his head like a magic headband, but his mother disowned him. It wasn't an emotional experience, it was disownment.

"So it wasn't disownment, but rather a touching moment?" Doraemon asks. "Since the sweater didn't please her, it'll probably take a long time before she forgives you," Doraemon says.

When Nobita tells Gian about it, Gian lets him into his house, but then asks him to deliver things and makes him do his homework.

Nobita reluctantly goes shopping because his mother asked him to. He goes back home halfway through, hoping to help his mother and get his disownment lifted, but it's no use. It seems that even the "emotional gift" can't be obtained unless the disownment is lifted.

When they returned after finishing their shopping, Gian received an anpan (sweet bean paste bun) as a reward from his mother, and he decided to give a little bit to Nobita as well.

As evening falls, Doraemon informs Nobita that he is still not disowned. Nobita is feeling cold, so Doraemon gives him his mother's sweater. Nobita is happy that it's warm and thanks his mother, which lifts the disownment and removes the "emotional shock."

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u/Typical_Message_4438 — 8 days ago

"Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil" movie hit 10 Crore India nett today second anime ever to do so in India.

Source - Sacnilk

u/Recent_Sorbet — 9 days ago

Did Doraemon movies used to come in Theatres before Doraemon Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil?

Or it came for the first time. If yes, then it means, Indian Theatres are 46 years behind in releasing Doraemon movie for the first time in Theatres.

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u/Hot_Corner_2894 — 11 days ago