Pete's Dragon (2016) Film Explained in Hindi/Urdu Story Summarized हिन्दी

Pete’s Dragon (2016) movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Fantasy Adventure film “Pete’s Dragon: Green Dragon” story summarized with full ending in हिन्दी explanation. The plot is about a 10-year-old orphan boy named “Pete” who lives in the woods with a dragon who seems to be his only friend. In reality, “Pete’s” parents died in a car crash, so he went to live in the woods and met a dragon who took care of him. Dragon and “Pete” are now very close. One of the other characters is a man who believes in dragons, but his daughter keeps calling it a story until she sees the green dragon and “Pete” in the forest for herself. In fact, this girl was the one who saw them both in the forest. When she finds “Pete” hurt, she takes him to the hospital and asks the police to help her find him. At last, she and her brother both see a dragon in the forest. But his brother wants to catch the dragon because he wants to make money from it. But as a dragon and “Pete,” this girl saves both of them. In the end, Pete wants the dragon to fly to his family because people could put its life in danger. This is what Dragon likes. Also, “Pete” starts to live with that girl’s family. Now, it’s also clear that “Pete” and the dragon are still linked, since “Pete” goes to see the dragon and they both get too excited.

Pete’s Dragon is a 2016 American Adventure film (Full Movie Explained in Hindi). I think it’s one of the best and most exciting movies ever made. It’s fun to watch because it’s full of interesting facts, vfx, and stories, which is reason enough to watch it. Some secrets can’t be kept.

Credits:
Images and footage Source: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures and Whitaker-Entertainment Films
Director: David Lowery
Producer:James Whitaker
Writer: Lisa Zeno Churgin

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