"Two Brothers - Kumal and Sangha "
Seeing a preview on a cash machine, we were tempted to buy this DVD. We bought this DVD in ASDA for £5.97. Well, this story is about two tiger cubs who end up separated after hunters attack their place and they kill their father and their mother is wounded in her ear. They are separated one ends up in the hero's hand and he is named Kumal after it is taken by the circus. He is meek and not very courageous. He learns the tricks of jumping over fire in this circus. His other brother Sangha ends up as a kids pet. Who after messing up the house when the dog in the house chases him finally ends in a cage of the king in a place where other ferocious animals live like the crocodile, fox etc. He is very courageous. After the turn of one year, the two tigers see themselves confronting for a fight. Soon they recognise each other and instead of fighting they start embarrassing and playing. This embarrases the king and eventually the two tigers escape and they free other animals that are caged. People are afraid that they would become man-eaters as they do not know to hunt. A team is set up to kill both the tigers and the kid whose pet was Sangha argues with the hero who is heading the team that they are their friends and they should not be hunted. Fire is set in the jungle to trap the tigers. But the tiger from the circus kumal, who knows to jump on the fire helps his brother to escape the fire. The young boy Raoul, goes near Sangha and tells him never to return back to the land of people and go away and stay in the jungle and learn hunting. The two tigers move towards the jungle and their cries are answered by another tiger and eventually they end up with mother who teaches them to hunt.
The following words are shown at the end of the movie.
There were 100,000 tigers which roamed the earth and because of us they are merely less than 5,000 tigers left alive.
Taken in the jungles of South east Asia, the tigers are shown in a different angle. One tiger is weak and is protected by its other brother from its childhood. Some scenes in the movie are very moving. In this movie, the kings and administrators hunt the tigers for pleasure and sometimes they are hunted because they turn into man-eaters and harm the people and the statues of the land are evacuated and auctioned in many places.
