Story:
A compilation of three stories, the movie begins with the continuation of the sequel and here is Lord Ganesh who plays a joke on a cat and the consequences due to that. However, Goddess Parvathi shares her wisdom with Ganesha on this one. Then there is the second story wherein lord Ganesha interacts with Sage Vyasa. It is here that Ganesha begins to write the stories narrated by Sage Vyasa and also translates them. The third is the best one, it involves the battle of Lord Ganesha against the most dreaded demon Gajamukhasura.

Presentation:
The director has come up with good choice of stories and his presentation was exceptional and so was the narrative. The script was clean, the screenplay was sensible and the dialogues were neat. Background score and music were perfect for the moods, cinematography was nice. Animation was high end and the graphics used were of good quality. Editing also was crisp which gave the film a good sequence and rhythm. Credit also goes to all the voiceovers that suited the characters perfectly and it looked like a proper professionally made treat.

Conclusion:
This is the second part of the Bal Ganesh series and it must be said that there is a tremendous improvement in terms of content and presentation than the first one. The idea of bringing together three different stories is not only informative for the young viewers but it also has its share of entertainment. The technical values are of high standard and the quality of the animation added to it. This will appeal to the kid audience for sure and even the parents who would want to experience something different will find this to be a refreshing treat. Credit must be given to the efforts of the makers and they have given it a smooth finish.

Bharatstudent Verdict : Worth watching for kids, even elders can try it