The Beautiful Animation of Mama Coco in Pixar’s Coco Coco is one of my favourite Pixar movies. I absolutely adore the idea of Día de los Muertos , the Day of the Dead. The concept of celebrating and remembering those who came before us is truly heartwarming. The way Mexican culture embraces this tradition—with vibrant colours, music, and storytelling —makes it feel full of love and life. In Hindu communities, we also honour our ancestors through Pitru Paksha and Shradh , offering gratitude to those who have passed on. However, what I love about Día de los Muertos is how it keeps family stories alive across generations . The tradition of setting up an ofrenda (an altar with photos and offerings) and sharing memories ensures that loved ones are never forgotten. Pixar’s Animation Brilliance Pixar is known for crafting emotional, heartfelt stories while pushing the boundaries of animation. Coco is no exception. The characters have that classic Pixar charm —smooth skin, expressive eyes,...