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* {{Expy}}: The Hindu gods has taken take some inspirations from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica (Vishnu - blue), ComicBook/IronMan (Durga - red), and the [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]] (Hanuman - green).
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One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods and demons, finding out how similar Hinduism and superheroes are.
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One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy action figure and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, toy, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods and demons, finding out how similar Hinduism and superheroes are.
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* {{Expy}}: The Hindu gods has taken some inspirations from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica (Vishnu - blue), ComicBook/IronMan (Durga - red), and the Comicbook/IncredibleHulk [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]] (Hanuman - green).
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* SavedByTheChurchBell: A Hindu god uses the sound emitted by a prayer bell to drive away a demon. [[spoiler:This fails, but then Sanjay uses the prayer-candle holder as a bell, which succeeds.]]
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* DeadlyRinger: A Hindu god uses the sound emitted by a prayer bell to drive away a demon. [[spoiler:This fails, but then Sanjay uses the prayer-candle holder as a bell, which succeeds.]]
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* MirrorCharacter: It's a blink-and-you'll-miss moment, but when the heroes are trying to [[PowerOfLove peacefully bind the monster with the power of serenity]], pay close attention to Sanjay's face. When the monster reaches for its weapons, there's a slight trace of recognition, like he knows all too well what it's like to disregard something spiritual for something else you want. [[TearJerker Just like how he disregarded meditating with his father, just to reclaim his action figure earlier on]].
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* NotSoDifferent: It's a blink-and-you'll-miss moment, but when the heroes are trying to [[PowerOfLove peacefully bind the monster with the power of serenity]], pay close attention to Sanjay's face. When the monster reaches for its weapons, there's a slight trace of recognition, like he knows all too well what it's like to disregard something spiritual for something else you want. [[TearJerker Just like how he disregarded meditating with his father, just to reclaim his action figure earlier on]].
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A young Indian boy named Sanjay lives in America with his father. Sanjay's father is an immigrant who meditates at a shrine to Vishnu in the home. Sanjay, born in the United States, is Americanized and wants only to watch his favorite cartoon superhero show, ''Super Team''. Sanjay's dad is irritated by his son's lack of interest in the Hindu religion while Sanjay is irritated when his father interrupts the TV to insists that his son join him in prayer.
One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods and demons.
One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods and demons.
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A young Indian boy named Sanjay lives in America with his father. Sanjay's father is an immigrant who meditates at a shrine to Vishnu in the home. Sanjay, a second-generation born in the United States, is Americanized and wants only to watch his favorite cartoon superhero show, ''Super Team''. Sanjay's dad is irritated by his son's lack of interest in the Hindu religion while Sanjay is irritated when his father interrupts the TV to insists that his son join him in prayer.
One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods anddemons.
demons, finding out how similar Hinduism and superheroes are.
One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods and
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* RealPersonEpilogue: The short ends with photographs of director Sanjay Patel and his father, one from the past and one more recent.
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Written and directed by Sanjay Patel, who based the story on his own experiences as an Indian-American boy with an immigrant father. Played in theaters with Pixar feature ''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur''.
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Written and directed by Sanjay Patel, who based the story on his own experiences as an Indian-American boy with an immigrant father. Played in theaters with Pixar feature ''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur''.
''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur''. Compare ''WesternAnimation/{{Bao}}'', another Pixar short with similar themes.
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* CallBack: The Hindu gods in Sanjay's fantasy unite to defeat the demon in a very similar manner to how the Super Team united to defeat the bad guy in the cartoon.
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* ForDoomTheBellTolls: A Hindu god uses the sound emitted by a prayer bell to drive away a demon. This fails, but then Sanjay uses the prayer-candle holder as a bell, which succeeds.
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''Sanjay's Super Team'' is a 2015 animated short by Creator/{{Pixar}}. It is one of the WesternAnimation/PixarShorts.
A young Indian boy named Sanjay lives in America with his father. Sanjay's father is an immigrant who meditates at a shrine to Vishnu in the home. Sanjay, born in the United States, is Americanized and wants only to watch his favorite cartoon superhero show, ''Super Team''. Sanjay's dad is irritated by his son's lack of interest in the Hindu religion while Sanjay is irritated when his father interrupts the TV to insists that his son join him in prayer.
One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods and demons.
Written and directed by Sanjay Patel, who based the story on his own experiences as an Indian-American boy with an immigrant father. Played in theaters with Pixar feature ''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur''.
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* ArtShift: Done mostly in Pixar 3D style, but 2D is used for the ''Super Team'' show that Sanjay watches. And the fantasy sequence has CelShading.
* BasedOnATrueStory: Starts with a title card announcing it was based on a "mostly" true story.
* CreatorCameo: Ends with still photos of Sanjay Patel and his father.
* NotSoDifferent: It's a blink-and-you'll-miss moment, but when the heroes are trying to [[PowerOfLove peacefully bind the monster with the power of serenity]], pay close attention to Sanjay's face. When the monster reaches for its weapons, there's a slight trace of recognition, like he knows all too well what it's like to disregard something spiritual for something else you want. [[TearJerker Just like how he disregarded meditating with his father, just to reclaim his action figure earlier on]].
* SilenceIsGolden: As with almost every other Pixar theatrical short, the story is told without any dialogue.
A young Indian boy named Sanjay lives in America with his father. Sanjay's father is an immigrant who meditates at a shrine to Vishnu in the home. Sanjay, born in the United States, is Americanized and wants only to watch his favorite cartoon superhero show, ''Super Team''. Sanjay's dad is irritated by his son's lack of interest in the Hindu religion while Sanjay is irritated when his father interrupts the TV to insists that his son join him in prayer.
One day his father confiscates Sanjay's "Super Team" toy and insists that Sanjay pray at the shrine. Sanjay retrieves the figurine, but accidentally extinguishes the flame in the shrine--and is transported to a magical world of Hindu gods and demons.
Written and directed by Sanjay Patel, who based the story on his own experiences as an Indian-American boy with an immigrant father. Played in theaters with Pixar feature ''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur''.
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* ArtShift: Done mostly in Pixar 3D style, but 2D is used for the ''Super Team'' show that Sanjay watches. And the fantasy sequence has CelShading.
* BasedOnATrueStory: Starts with a title card announcing it was based on a "mostly" true story.
* CreatorCameo: Ends with still photos of Sanjay Patel and his father.
* NotSoDifferent: It's a blink-and-you'll-miss moment, but when the heroes are trying to [[PowerOfLove peacefully bind the monster with the power of serenity]], pay close attention to Sanjay's face. When the monster reaches for its weapons, there's a slight trace of recognition, like he knows all too well what it's like to disregard something spiritual for something else you want. [[TearJerker Just like how he disregarded meditating with his father, just to reclaim his action figure earlier on]].
* SilenceIsGolden: As with almost every other Pixar theatrical short, the story is told without any dialogue.
