Synopsis

Johnny Bravo Goes to Bollywood (2011) is a zany animated comedy special that transplants the muscle-bound, dim-witted lothario Johnny Bravo into the vibrant chaos of Mumbai's film industry. Feeling washed up after a mockumentary dubs him a "forgotten star," Johnny jets off to what he hilariously mistakes for "Hollywood, Indiana"—actually Bollywood—to reclaim his fame. Armed with his signature pompadour and pickup lines, he lands a role in a lavish musical epic, only to tangle with scheming producers, a mystical cult, elaborate dance numbers, and a rare genuine romantic interest who sees past his bravado. Blending Johnny's over-the-top antics with Bollywood tropes like dramatic monsoons, colorful costumes, and high-energy choreography, the film delivers slapstick humor, cultural satire, and a surprisingly heartfelt nod to self-acceptance, serving as an unofficial series finale that's equal parts absurd and affectionate.

Movie Details

 
 
DetailInformation
TitleJohnny Bravo Goes to Bollywood
Year2011
DirectorVan Partible
WriterVan Partible (based on his 2009 short)
GenreAnimation, Comedy, Family
Runtime45 minutes
RatingTV-Y7 (mild cartoon violence, innuendo)
LanguageEnglish (with Hindi elements in original short; dubbed for international)
Production CompanyCartoon Network Studios, in collaboration with Famous House of Animation (India)
DistributorCartoon Network (international); available on HBO Max, YouTube (clips)
Release DateNovember 4, 2011 (premiere on Cartoon Network Australia/New Zealand; limited global airings)
CastJeff Bennett (Johnny Bravo), Brenda Vaccaro (Bunny Bravo), Mark DeCarlo (additional voices), Jyotsna Du Ciel, Cree Summer; featuring Indian voice talent like Tom Kenny and Dee Bradley Baker in supporting roles
PremiereNovember 4, 2011, on Cartoon Network in Australia, New Zealand, and India