In a major triumph for regional cinema, Prasanth Varma’s latest film, ‘HanuMan,’ featuring Teja Sajja, is on the brink of joining the prestigious Rs. 100 crore club. The movie has garnered widespread acclaim for its compelling narrative, captivating visuals, and stellar performances.
As of the seventh day since its release, ‘HanuMan’ has raked in an impressive collection of around Rs. 98.90 crore, with preliminary estimates suggesting an additional Rs. 9.00 crore on the horizon. The film’s box office success is underscored by its substantial Telugu and Hindi occupancy rates of 53.67% and 11.41%, respectively, on January 19.
A key contributing factor to the film’s continued popularity is its thematic connection to the upcoming inauguration of the Ram Mandir on January 22. The storyline, centered around the mythological figure Lord Hanuman, has struck a chord with audiences, with Teja Sajja’s portrayal earning praise for bringing the character to life.
Despite a modest budget of approximately Rs. 20 crore, ‘HanuMan’ has garnered attention for its impressive VFX and visuals, showcasing the film’s efficient cinematic craftsmanship. The movie’s success goes beyond its box office numbers, resonating with viewers for its unique blend of superhero elements and India’s rich cultural mythology.
As the film heads towards the coveted Rs. 100 crore milestone, its narrative depth and cultural resonance, particularly in light of the Ram Mandir inauguration, have solidified ‘HanuMan’s’ standing as a cinematic triumph. The movie stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of culturally and mythologically inspired narratives, reaffirming the power of storytelling in the realm of Indian cinema.
