Shreyas Talpade and Ashish Vidyarthi roped in for the Hindi version of Disney’s upcoming live-action film, The Lion King. 
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Ashish and Shreyas join Hindi version of The Lion King

Directed by The Jungle Book and Marvel fame director Jon Favreau, The Lion King is one of the most-anticipated films of recent times.

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Disney India has roped in Ashish Vidyarthi, Shreyas Talpade, Sanjay Mishra and Asrani for the Hindi version of Disney’s upcoming live-action film, The Lion King.

Shah Rukh and Aryan will be lending their voice for King Mufasa and his son Simba respectively.

The Lion King is a classic that epitomizes Disney’s prowess of bringing heartwarming stories that are timeless and transcend generations,” said Bikram Duggal, Head - Studio Entertainment, Disney India.

“A quintessential story of a father and his son and their heartwarming relationship; it’s a tale of a pride of lions that will connect with audiences emotionally. The movie is a pioneering blend of live-action filmmaking techniques and state-of-the-art virtual reality technology never seen before on celluloid,” he added.

Directed by The Jungle Book and Marvel fame director Jon Favreau, The Lion King is one of the most-anticipated films of recent times.

The original film, considered an animation masterpiece, was released on June 15, 1994, and was not just widely lauded critically, but received commercial success as well.

Favreau has stayed true to the classic story of Simba and used pioneering filmmaking techniques to bring the iconic characters to the big screen in a whole new way.

The Lion King will release in India on July 19 in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.

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