Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil (Hindi)

Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil (2026): Nobita’s summer camp goes to the bottom of the sea Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil is the newest Doraemon feature film, released in Japan on 27 February 2026 and in Indian cinemas on 2 October 2026. It is the 45th theatrical feature in the Doraemon series and the first Doraemon film to play in Indian cinemas in 20 years. At Victory Cinema it plays in Hindi for one week, from 9 to 15 October, with three shows a day. Please note: Victory is showing the Hindi version of this film. The story Nobita, Shizuka, Gian and Suneo want to go camping together. The trouble is that they cannot agree where. The mountains? The beach? Doraemon settles the argument with a suggestion nobody expected: why not camp at the bottom of the sea? With a little help from the gadgets in Doraemon’s pocket, the friends can breathe and move freely underwater, and they set off in the Underwater Buggy, a talking submarine with a personality of its own. The ocean floor turns out to be full of wonders, including a sunken ship waiting to be explored. Inside that ship the friends meet El, a young man from the Mu Federation, a hidden civilisation beneath the sea. The undersea people have good reason to distrust everyone from land, and El is not sure what to make of four children and a robot cat. Then comes alarming news. The Castle of the Undersea Devil, an ancient fortress that has lain quiet for ages, has started to move. What began as a holiday becomes a race to save two worlds, and Nobita and his friends must find the courage to help. A classic, made new This film is a fresh remake of Doraemon: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil, the fourth Doraemon feature, released in Japan in 1983. That film was based on the long-form story of the same name by Fujiko F. Fujio, the creator of Doraemon, and drew loosely on the legends of Atlantis and the lost continent of Mu. The 2026 version keeps the heart of the original, a band of friends, one impossible adventure and a lesson about trust, and retells it with modern animation. In Japan it was the number one film at the box office for its first six weeks. The makers The film is directed by Tetsuo Yajima, his first Doraemon feature as director, from a screenplay by Isao Murayama. It is animated by Shin-Ei Animation, the studio behind Doraemon on television and in cinemas for decades, and the music is composed by Takayuki Hattori. In India, the film is presented by TV Asahi with PVR INOX Pictures. Speaking about the Indian release, director Tetsuo Yajima said: “I’m truly delighted to bring Doraemon the Movie: New Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil to audiences in India.” The voices In the original Japanese version, Wasabi Mizuta voices Doraemon and Megumi Ōhara voices Nobita, with Yumi Kakazu as Shizuka, Subaru Kimura as Gian and Tomokazu Seki as Suneo. Shōya Chiba voices El, and veteran actor Takayuki Sugō voices Poseidon. Victory is showing the Hindi version, and one reviewer noted that its performances keep each character’s well-loved personality, which is exactly what young fans want to hear. Why children will love it For children, this is the film’s real promise: a whole ocean to explore. The underwater world is colourful and expansive, full of sea creatures and inventive uses of Doraemon’s gadgets. There is comedy, there is action, and there is the friendship between Nobita and Doraemon that has made the series a favourite for generations. The film also carries a gentle message. The people of the sea distrust those who live on land, and the story asks the children, and the audience, to think about why. One reviewer praised the way the film makes its point about trust and care for the ocean without turning into a lecture. Why watch Doraemon at Victory Cinema Victory Cinema is a single-screen theatre on Magadi Main Road in Kamakshipalya, West Bengaluru. A big screen for a big ocean. Our Barco 4K laser projection shows the colours of the deep sea bright, sharp and true. An undersea adventure deserves this. No ads before the film or at the interval. When the lights go down, the film starts. We do not run commercials before the show or during the interval, which matters when you are sitting with excited children. Seats together, one price, zero booking fee. Book directly at victorycinema.in and choose the exact seats you want, side by side for the whole family. Every seat costs the same and you pay no booking fee. If a booking ever fails after payment, the money is refunded instantly. Who will enjoy Doraemon This film is made for children and the families who take them to the cinema. It is certified U by the CBFC, suitable for all ages, and runs for about 1 hour 42 minutes, a comfortable length for young viewers. Parents who grew up with Doraemon on television will find plenty of nostalgia too, and anyone who has never seen a Doraemon film in a cinema hall finally has the chance. Planning your visit Victory Cinema is on Magadi Main Road in Kamakshipalya, within easy reach of Vijayanagar, Rajajinagar, Basaveshwaranagar, Nagarbhavi and the rest of West Bengaluru. Vijayanagar Metro station on the Purple Line is about 2 km away, and the Kamakshipalya bus stop is a two-minute walk from the theatre. There is parking on site for two-wheelers and cars, and the canteen is open before the show and at the interval. Doraemon plays for one week only, from 9 to 15 October, so book early for the weekend shows. Book online so your family’s seats sit together, and arrive ten to fifteen minutes early to park, pick up a snack and settle in before the lights go down. Use the directions link at the bottom of this page to plan your route from anywhere in the city. Doraemon at a glance Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil is a Japanese animated film, shown at Victory in its Hindi version without subtitles. It runs for about 1 hour 42 minutes and is certified U. It is directed by Tetsuo Yajima, written by Isao Murayama and animated by Shin-Ei Animation, with music by Takayuki Hattori, and is released in India by PVR INOX Pictures. Check showtimes and book your seats above. See you at Victory.