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
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Title | Johnny Bravo Goes to Bollywood |
| Year | 2011 |
| Director | Van Partible |
| Writer | Van Partible (based on his 2009 short) |
| Genre | Animation, Comedy, Family |
| Runtime | 45 minutes |
| Rating | TV-Y7 (mild cartoon violence, innuendo) |
| Language | English (with Hindi elements in original short; dubbed for international) |
| Production Company | Cartoon Network Studios, in collaboration with Famous House of Animation (India) |
| Distributor | Cartoon Network (international); available on HBO Max, YouTube (clips) |
| Release Date | November 4, 2011 (premiere on Cartoon Network Australia/New Zealand; limited global airings) |
| Cast | Jeff 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 |
| Premiere | November 4, 2011, on Cartoon Network in Australia, New Zealand, and India |
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