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MCU Movies Ki Cringe Hindi Dubbing That Ruined Iconic scenes Marvel fans India me Hindi me MCU movies dekhna pasand karte hai, lekin aksar dubbing iconic dialogues aur scenes ka maza bigaad deti hai. Captain America ka "I can do this all day” jab “Mujhme kaafi sahanshakti hai” ban gaya, ya “Avengers Assemble” ka Hindi version sab cringe lagta hai. In this video, I break down the funniest and worst Hindi dubbing mistakes in Marvel movies from Avengers: Endgame to Deadpool. I also discuss the controversial debate: Did Ranveer Singh’s voice suit Deadpool better than Sanket Mhatre’s? If you’ve ever watched Marvel movies in Hindi and felt something was “off,” this video is for you! 🔹 Topics Covered: Worst Marvel Hindi dubbing mistakes Iconic MCU dialogues ruined in translation Avengers Assemble Hindi dub vs English Deadpool Hindi dubbing: Ranveer Singh vs Sanket Mhatre Why Hindi dubbing sometimes makes scenes cringe 👉 Share in the comments: Do you prefer Marvel movies in English or Hindi dubbed? #Marvel #MCU #Avengers #Deadpool #HindiDubbing #MarvelIndia #AvengersEndgame 🔔 LIKE | SHARE | SUBSCRIBE for more honest reviews, fun analysis, aur desi-style breakdowns. Welcome to Captain D Youtube Channel! We love movies and we're here to talk about them the right way. From reviews and breakdowns to video essays, interviews, and fun movie discussions this channel is all about celebrating cinema. The clips we use from films are short and only for review, education, and discussion. We respect all original creators and make sure our content follows the fair use rules under Section 52 of the Indian Copyright Act. Our goal is to promote great films and spark meaningful conversations not to harm anyone’s original work. Let’s explore cinema together!