Suan ni Maw

It was released on DVD and shown across multiple auditoriums, schools, churches and environmental centers with the aim of promoting tree care and stopping deforestation in Mizoram.

The dub was distributed by Phualva Times, produced by Mwanlal Music Production Team and Uptown Media, and sponsored by CT Lian Convenience Store, Lamka Coaching institute and the Forest Department of Churachandpur.

Like the rest of Mizo dubs, this dub is completely unofficial and it was made without any permission from Universal Pictures.

Release
The dub was first shown on March 21, 2015 at Mini Auditorium Dorcas Hall in New Lamka and would eventually be shown at the Royal Academy and St. Savior schools in order to educate children about the dangers of deforestation and care for nature.

A special event was held for the Mini Auditorium Dorcas Hall, which included a prayer session before and after the event, a talk about the history and realization of the project, musical presentations with the main songs of the film and songs composed by the voice actors, a distribution of gifts to the sponsors of the production and the event, speeches by the voice actors and a section of thanks, all this added to the main presentation of the film and the sale of merchandise based on the dub, including t-shirts and the DVD of the film.

Cast
The cast used for the dub mostly consists of celebrities, specifically contestants of the reality show Zomi Idol 2015.


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Music
The main song of the movie, the end credits version of Suan ni Maw received an OST release unlike the rest of the songs of the dub.

Trivia

 * Unlike other Mizo dubs, this dub calls itself "Zomi".
 * A politically themed parody of the end credits version of the song Suan ni Maw was written and performed by Elson Samte and Mwanlal Tunglut for the public campaign of candidate Rawlend Daikhanmang.
 * Chingngaihlian won the Zomi Idol 2015 contest for her performance in the end credits version of the song Suan ni Maw.