Sita Sings the Blues/YMMV

Alternative Character Interpretation: The shadow puppets are voiced by people from various regions of India who each grew up hearing different versions of the story. They point out their different interpretations of the characters and their actions.
Crowning Moment of Funny:

Rama: Um...h-hey! Sita! How would you like to take, uh, a little trip?

Sita: But we just got here!

Rama: That's good! Get packing.

- And most of the shadow puppet's ad-lib dialog. Bonus points for the animation keeping up with it (particularly when Rama's father dies and re-dies while his cause of death is still being discussed. It's Buffy-Vision).
- Don't forget Sita's "BIG, ROUND, FULL, JUICY...LOTUSES!!"
Crowning Music of Awesome: Quite a bit. Even if you don't like jazz, there is quite a few original/other songs that work really well in the film and just sound awesome.
- Most notably the song fans have dubbed Sita's Fire for lack of an official name.
Ear Worm: RAMA'S GREAT, RAMA'S GOOD, RAMA DOES WHAT RAMA SHOULD!!
- Duty first, Sita last, Rama's reign is unsurpassed!
- Most, if not all the Annette Hanshaw songs.
- The literally heart-thumping intro.
Hilarious in Hindsight: Storming the Castle to save a Distressed Damsel while punching Mooks into Ludicrous Gibs may seem, well, ludicrous in context... then The Expendables did it in live action.
- It may be hard for some folks to take a blue-skinned arrow-shooting hero seriously.
Retroactive Recognition: You may recognise one of the Annette Hanshaw songs, as performed by... Batman.
Tear Jerker: the second last "Nina" chapter ends with the most painful cry of anguish you will ever hear.