3D animated movies are in demand these days. Tartakovsky is one of those filmmakers who have attempted making movies of such genres. Although his latest film "Hotel Transylvania" has liveliness and can be a visual treat for the audience of all ages, however it is not thriving as a 3D animated film. 

"Hotel Transylvania" is about Dracula who is an overprotective father and aims on protecting his lovely daughter. Dracula had built a giant hotel named Transylvania to provide monsters with a good holiday away from human being. They say that, his wife was lost to a doubtful crowd while his daughter was a little baby. This hotel is now the most required after vacations purpose for monsters.

“Rise of the Guardians,” is an unusual combination of rejoicing wide eyes and inexperienced bliss with ruining its individual intermittent wonderfulness. Peter Ramsey directs the movie whereas it is written by David Lindsay-Abaire. The movie is based on a tale by William Joyce.

“Rise of the Guardians,” has a great deal of animated entertainment. It turns silly, over-sentimental and loud, with just an adequate amount of cleverness to make you longing it were better. The story depicts that Santa Claus and a group of other ecumenically fairy-tale life forms, mainly the Easter Bunny, the Sandman and the Tooth Fairy are the guardians of the mysterious state of early days. They are a cheerful group,

Delhi Safari, a Nikhil Advani film tells the story of a leopard cub Yuvi who used to have Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park as his home.  He is still grieving over the loss of his father who got killed when a human builder burned the forest in preparation for the construction of a high rise residential complex.  The young cub convinced the other animals of the forest to deal with the builder who is based in New Delhi by staging a rally in the parliament complete with media coverage.  So march to the capital they all went– Begum (Urmila Matondkar) Yuvi’s mother, Bagga the bear (Boman Irani , Bajrangi the chimpanzee (Govinda)