As the sun rose over a safe kingdom, the people of Bali cheered for their heroes. Bheem smiled, sharing a plate of fresh fruit with his friends. Dholakpur was far away, but for a moment, the Throne of Bali felt just like home.
The music, by the ever-reliable Shantanu Moitra, is a mixed bag. While tracks like “Throne of Bali” thump with enough energy to make the throne itself shudder, others fall into the trap of “earworms for a week” (looking at you, Chhota Bheem ’s “Chamatkar Bheem”). The soundtrack leans into traditional Indonesian instruments, which is refreshing but occasionally clashes with the Bollywood pop sensibility the franchise is known for. Chhota Bheem And The Throne Of Bali Filmyzilla