Yes, physical media. During the Hungama TV era, Steel Troops was released on a VCD/DVD combo. You might find these on Amazon India or OLX for nostalgia collectors.
Currently, the Hindi dubbed version of Doraemon: Nobita and the Steel Troops (both the 1986 classic and the 2011 remake Nobita and the New Steel Troops: ~Winged Angels~) is available on: Doraemon Movie Steel Troops Hindi Dubbed
Note: There is also a 2011 remake titled Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops—Winged Angels. While the animation is sharper, hardcore fans generally prefer the original 1986 version for its raw emotional storytelling. Yes, physical media
What elevates Steel Troops above a typical action movie is its ending. Pippo (Poko) , the adorable, mute robot ball, develops a genuine “heart” (empathy) after watching Nobita and his friends care for Zanda. Register and voice casting:
In the final battle, to stop the robot army’s mother computer, Pippo self-destructs. The scene where Pippo says goodbye to Nobita by flashing its lights in Morse code (meaning “Thank you”) is one of the saddest moments in Doraemon history. The Hindi dub did full justice to this scene, leaving thousands of young viewers teary-eyed.
The reveal that the giant robot is not a toy but a war machine is shocking. The scene where the Steel Troops descend from the clouds is cinematically terrifying for a children's movie. The Hindi dialogue during this scene is crisp: "Yeh koi khel nahi hai, Nobita. Yeh jung hai." (This is no game, Nobita. This is war.)
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