Inspired by Neem Karoli Baba’s life and teachings, Hanuman Ansh arrives in Telugu theatres on October 9, with its team expressing confidence in the audience’s response.

A Spiritual Story Reaches Telugu Audiences
Written and directed by Dr. Vishal Chaturvedi, Hanuman Ansh explores faith, devotion and spiritual transformation through a story inspired by Neem Karoli Baba, affectionately known as Maharaj-ji. Shobhinav Satya portrays the spiritual guru, while Chandan Anand and Purnima Tiwari appear in important roles. Following its Hindi theatrical run, the film is reaching Telugu audiences through Hombale Films, which acquired its overseas distribution and South Indian language theatrical rights. The team held a press meet ahead of the October 9 Telugu release.

Shobhinav Satya Thanks Audiences
Speaking at the event, Shobhinav Satya described Hanuman Ansh as a film belonging to the people of India. He credited Vishal’s vision and producer Ragini’s encouragement for bringing the project to audiences, attributing its success to Lord Hanuman’s blessings. Thanking viewers for promoting the film as their own, he expressed confidence that Telugu audiences would embrace it with similar enthusiasm. Satya urged everyone to watch the film and share its message, saying the story deserved to reach every heart.

Vishal and Ragini Welcome Hombale’s Support
Vishal said he was delighted to visit Hyderabad and fulfil requests from viewers seeking a Telugu release. Welcoming Hombale Films’ involvement, he spoke about the devotion to Lord Hanuman across the Telugu states. Producer Ragini thanked Hombale and hoped the film would repeat its North Indian success in Telugu. She described it as a viewing experience for all audiences and praised Hombale’s association with spiritually themed films such as Kantara and Mahavatar, encouraging the banner to continue supporting such stories.

Mythri Team Encourages Family Viewing
Mythri Movie Makers producer Ravi Shankar praised Satya’s performance, Vishal’s direction and Ragini’s commitment, expressing confidence in the Telugu release. He highlighted the film’s reported Hindi success and thanked Hombale for the distribution opportunity. Mythri’s Shashidhar Reddy said viewers who watched the Hindi version had eagerly awaited the Telugu edition. Referring to the reception for devotional films, he announced a grand October 9 release. Both urged families to watch it during the holidays, saying its message could leave audiences with a meaningful lesson.