GeneralJune 19, 2026 · 3:16 AM1 min read

    'Doraemon the Movie' set for theatrical debut in India on October 2; Nobita and friends to go on underwater adventure in 'Castle of the Undersea Devil'

    One of the world's most popular animated characters is heading to Indian cinemas this year, with 'Doraemon the Movie: New Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil' set for a nationwide theatrical release on October 2.The film will release in India in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. Based on the original

    'Doraemon the Movie' set for theatrical debut in India on October 2; Nobita and friends to go on underwater adventure in 'Castle of the Undersea Devil'

    One of the world's most popular animated characters is heading to Indian cinemas this year, with 'Doraemon the Movie: New Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil' set for a nationwide theatrical release on October 2.The film will release in India in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.

    Based on the original manga by Fujiko F.

    Fujio, the movie follows Doraemon, Nobita and their friends on an underwater adventure centred on friendship, courage and discovery.An official Instagram page, "Doraemon Movie India," has also been launched to share updates and promotional material related to the film ahead of its October release.View this post on Instagram A post shared by Doraemon Movie India (@doraemonmovie_india)The film's India release marks the first time a Doraemon movie will receive a wide theatrical rollout in the country after the franchise built a strong following through television broadcasts over the years.For many Indians, Doraemon has been a constant companion growing up.

    The iconic blue robotic cat has entertained audiences on television for more than 20 years, becoming a favorite among both kids and adults.

    Now, with the franchise arriving in cinemas, longtime fans have a chance to see one of Doraemon's adventures unfold on the big screen for the first time.Read the latest Entertainment News and Celebrity updates.

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    Source: Times Of India · General
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