Devotional and mythological films

Animated devotional films, researched from scripture

Hindu mythology animated films and Hindu god animation, made with research, reverence and cinematic scale. The studio’s films of Krishna, Radha and Kali have been watched by millions, and it takes commissions from temples, music labels and spiritual organisations.

Kali and Durga in Jai Maa Kali, one of TD Film Studio’s Hindu mythology animated films

What we make

Hindu mythology animated films and devotional animation

India’s sacred stories deserve the same craft as any feature film. These are the films we make.

Stories of the gods

The lives and legends of Krishna, Shiva, Devi and the gods, told from the scriptures.

Devotional song-films

Bhajans, aartis and stotras given cinematic imagery.

Festival films

Films for Janmashtami, Navaratri, Durga Puja, Diwali and Shivaratri, for brands and institutions.

Temple and pilgrimage films

The legend, history and rituals of a temple or tirtha, for its devotees and visitors.

Folk legends

Regional myths and folk tales, such as the Assamese legend of the Baak.

Teaching films

Mythology explained for children and families, accurate and beautiful.

About our Hindu mythology animated films

Hindu mythology animated films ask for two things at once: faithfulness to scripture and the scale of cinema. Each film here begins with the Puranas, the epics and the living traditions, and follows established iconography for every deity before the craft makes it cinematic.

The studio’s films of Krishna, Radha and Kali have been watched by millions on YouTube. Temples, music labels, spiritual organisations and brands can commission new films for festivals, pilgrimages and teaching, in Hindi, Assamese, Bengali or English.

Watch the films

Devotional films by TD Film Studio, on YouTube

Three of these films have together been watched more than 3.5 million times. Watch the most loved here, or open any film below on YouTube.

Shri Krishna’s Entire Life · 1.5 million views
Jai Maa Kali: Adharma Ka Kaal · 1.5 million views
Lord Shiva Story in Animation: Om Namah Shivaya · 593K views
Newest film: Maa Kali vs Raktabeej: The Demon Who Could Not Die (October 2026)

The full collection is in the Sacred India playlist on YouTube.

On the record

Films on the record

Why one director

Scripture first, then cinema

Every film begins with the texts: the Puranas, the epics and the regional traditions, read before a single frame is designed. Iconography, costume and setting follow the canon, then the craft makes it cinematic.

The result is devotional cinema that devotees trust and that audiences who have never heard the story can still feel.

How it runs

How a devotional film is made

  • Research: the scriptures and traditions behind the story.
  • Script and song: narration, dialogue or lyric, approved first.
  • Design: deities, costume and setting drawn from iconography.
  • Animation: built at cinematic scale and reviewed at named gates.
  • Finish: music, sound, subtitles and versions in every language you need.

Every stage has a named review gate. See the full process.

Questions

Questions about devotional films

Can you make a devotional film for our temple or organisation?

Yes. We make films for temples, music labels, spiritual organisations and brands: for festivals, pilgrimages and teaching. Tell us the story and the occasion.

How do you keep a mythological film accurate?

We work from the scriptures and the living tradition, and we follow established iconography for every deity. Where traditions differ, we agree the version with you before production.

Can the film be in our language?

Yes. We make films in Hindi, Assamese, Bengali and English, and deliver subtitled and dubbed versions for other audiences.

Where can I watch your devotional films?

On the Films page and the studio’s YouTube channel. Stories behind the films are on Stories.

Related services

Commission a devotional film

Tell us the story, the occasion and the language. You will hear back within one working day.