Mumbai: Mumbai Indians have announced the return of their animated superhero series Mighty Indians with Season 2, bringing fans over 20 all-new 3D webisodes and expanding the IP into toys, apparel, school supplies, publishing, and collectibles.
Building on the massive success of its debut season, which generated over 47.5 million views across episodes, promos, and short-form edits, the latest chapter promises richer storytelling, high-quality 3D animation, and deeper character arcs. Produced by Mumbai Indians in partnership with Burman Sports, the exclusive commercial and production rights holders, and Green Gold Animation—creators of Chhota Bheem—Mighty Indians transforms star cricketers Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya, Jasprit Bumrah, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Deepak Chahar, Will Jacks, and Trent Boult into animated superheroes with unique powers and origin stories.
The series’ immersive visual storytelling is already sparking commercial tie-ins. Early prototypes of licensed merchandise have received strong responses, with multiple brand collaborations underway. On-ground activations have also amplified visibility, including 12-foot superhero statues at Mumbai Airport Terminal 2 during IPL 2025, reaching over 85,000 travellers daily.
“A Mighty Indians is more than an animated series — it’s an extension of our philosophy to engage fans beyond the boundaries of the cricket field,” said a Mumbai Indians Spokesperson. “With Season 2, we are expanding this universe through immersive 3D storytelling and richer stories. It reflects the spirit of the Mumbai Indians and brings it alive in a way that resonates with young audiences and families alike.”
Rajiv Chilaka, Founder and CEO of Green Gold Animation, added, “This has been one of the most creatively fulfilling projects we’ve ever worked on. We’ve built some of India’s most beloved characters, but Mighty Indians gave us the chance to blend cricketing icons with mythic storytelling and create something that has both local heart and global potential.”
Shiv Burman, Founder of Burman Sports, commented, “We used to watch cricket in a linear way – match days on television, and that was it. But today’s kids have countless options competing for their attention, and if we want cricket to stay relevant to them, we have to meet them where they are. Mighty Indians is our way of doing just that by combining the power of sports heroes with the universal appeal of animation. It’s a format that not only entertains but builds long-term emotional connection with the next generation of fans. We’re already working with licensing partners to create merchandise, and multiple discussions are underway with brands looking to connect with children and families by leveraging the might of Mumbai Indians through this IP.”
With Mighty Indians evolving into a cross-platform entertainment and merchandising property, the Mumbai Indians continue to bridge cricket and creativity—proving that in this universe, anyone can be mighty.
