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* [[Dodge the Bullet]]
* [[Dodge the Bullet]]
* [[Edible Ammunition]]: Mangoes were used as Maruti once while defending himself from the gangsters. {{spoiler|It really makes them run away, despite that they brought real guns.}}
* [[Edible Ammunition]]: Mangoes were used as Maruti once while defending himself from the gangsters. {{spoiler|It really makes them run away, despite that they brought real guns.}}
* [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin]]
* [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]
* [[The Exile]]: Maruti and his mother were not allowed to live in Bajrangpur after Maruti's mega-[[Midnight Snack]].
* [[The Exile]]: Maruti and his mother were not allowed to live in Bajrangpur after Maruti's mega-[[Midnight Snack]].
* [[Everybody Do the Endless Loop]]: Due to an obviously low budget, this occurs many, MANY times, and as the frames don't always match up before they are recycled, the effect is very glaring. A particularly egregious example is a clock to show how much time that passes, that manages to go through two full loops of animation before the scene is over.
* [[Everybody Do the Endless Loop]]: Due to an obviously low budget, this occurs many, MANY times, and as the frames don't always match up before they are recycled, the effect is very glaring. A particularly egregious example is a clock to show how much time that passes, that manages to go through two full loops of animation before the scene is over.
* [[Everything's Better With Monkeys]]: Obviously.
* [[Everything's Better with Monkeys]]: Obviously.
* [[Everything's Better With Sparkles]]: Swarglok and Maruti's [[Dream Sequence]].
* [[Everything's Better with Sparkles]]: Swarglok and Maruti's [[Dream Sequence]].
* [[Everythings Nuttier With Squirrels]]: There's a squirrel who has a crush on Hanuman, though she is immediately scolded by an older squirrel because she's not allowed to love Hanuman since he's a [[Celibate Hero]].
* [[Everythings Nuttier With Squirrels]]: There's a squirrel who has a crush on Hanuman, though she is immediately scolded by an older squirrel because she's not allowed to love Hanuman since he's a [[Celibate Hero]].
* [[Eyepatch of Power]]: Subverted: [[The Dragon]] of the gangsters wears an eyepatch, but he isn't that badass.
* [[Eyepatch of Power]]: Subverted: [[The Dragon]] of the gangsters wears an eyepatch, but he isn't that badass.
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* [[Smitten Teenage Girl]]: A squirrel goes nuts for Hanuman, but she is immediately scolded by an older squirrel because Hanuman is a monkey and a [[Celibate Hero|bachelor]].
* [[Smitten Teenage Girl]]: A squirrel goes nuts for Hanuman, but she is immediately scolded by an older squirrel because Hanuman is a monkey and a [[Celibate Hero|bachelor]].
* [[Spontaneous Choreography]]: In "Aasman Ko Chhukar".
* [[Spontaneous Choreography]]: In "Aasman Ko Chhukar".
* [[Two Guys and A Girl]]: Before Maruti arrives, there was Minku, Munni, and Daddu.
* [[Two Guys and a Girl]]: Before Maruti arrives, there was Minku, Munni, and Daddu.
* [[Unlimited Wardrobe]]: In the making of the movie feature on DVD, most of names of the people involved in making the movie are accompanied by Maruti in different clothing. Most of them are sports clothes, but there are some that weren't.
* [[Unlimited Wardrobe]]: In the making of the movie feature on DVD, most of names of the people involved in making the movie are accompanied by Maruti in different clothing. Most of them are sports clothes, but there are some that weren't.
* [[Unnamed Parent]]: Taken to the near-extreme. Very few people outside of the children and the villains have given names, and Maruti's parents are referred to solely as "Priest" and "Maruti's Mother". Even by their spouse.
* [[Unnamed Parent]]: Taken to the near-extreme. Very few people outside of the children and the villains have given names, and Maruti's parents are referred to solely as "Priest" and "Maruti's Mother". Even by their spouse.

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Guess which characters are considered as the villains.

The Return of Hanuman (previously Hanuman Returns until a few days before its premiere) is a 2007 animated film produced by Percept Picture Company and directed by Anurag Kashyap. The movie is a Spin-Off movie of Hanuman, and like its predecessor, the movie is centered on the Hindu god Hanuman.

The story begins as Hanuman watches some children playing at school. Feeling bored of staying in Swarglok for years and looking at how fun the children are having, Hanuman wants to go back to Earth to play with them. With a few conditions, Hanuman was later reincarnated as Maruti, a young boy who shakes things up in the village of Bajrangpur. At the village, he made friends with the bullies' target named Minku and his two friends Munni and Daddu and defend them from the bullies. He also proved that there are no demons behind the large wall by climbing accross it. Then a weird staff crashed on Bajrangpur, and a volcano is turned into a monster. In order to save the village, Maruti must turn back into Hanuman.

The film is probably average if compared to the animated movies worldwide, but it is one of the well-done animated works produced in India. Here's the movie with English subtitles.

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