Ballerina (2016) Animated movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Fantasy Animation film “Ballerina” story summarized with a full ending in हिन्दी explanation. The plot revolves around Felicy, a young orphan with a dream of becoming a ballerina dancer. Despite having no parents or money, she's determined to achieve her dream. She lives in an orphanage and befriends Victor, who aspires to be a scientist. Felicy's passion for dance is unwavering, and they plan to run away from the orphanage to follow their dreams. They escape a pursuing guard, ending up in Paris. Victor pursues science, while Felicy joins a dance school. Felicy crosses paths with Audit, a working lady who helps her with a place to stay and work. Audit was once a ballerina dancer but couldn't fulfill her dreams. Felicy starts training for the dance competition, which could change her life. Victor returns and also gets a chance to join the dance school. However, their friendship is strained by a misunderstanding. Felicy's music box breaks, but she gets an invitation to the dance studio, which Victor finds out.
Later, Felicy's journey continues with rigorous training. A competition is held between her and the hotel owner's daughter. In the end, Felicy's passion and talent win her a spot in a big show. Her dream comes true, but she faces danger from the hotel owner. In a thrilling climax, Victor saves Felicy, and she performs in the show, achieving her dream of becoming a ballerina dancer. The screenplay ends on a triumphant note with Felicy realizing her dreams with the support of her friends and mentor, Audit.
Credits:
Images and footage Source: Insight Film and Entertainment One
Director: Éric Summer
Producer: L'Atelier Animation
Edited by: Yvann Thibaudeau
Writer: ūLaurent Zeitoun based on Ballerina computer animated film
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