Director of 'Hanuman ANSH' asks Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma to watch the film after positive reaction from Virender Sehwag

The film 'Hanuman ANSH', based on the story of Nima Karouli Baba, is demonstrating impressive box office collections. On the 24th day after its release, the film reached its peak earnings, collecting over 12 crore rupees. This success appears particularly surprising given that the movie faced significant difficulties in its first two weeks.

It is worth noting that 'Hanuman ANSH' is gradually closing the gap in daily collections with the film 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups'. While 'Toxic' earned 13.50 crore rupees on Saturday, 'Hanuman ANSH' collected 9.25 crore rupees.

Following the sudden and significant success of the film, actor Shobhinava Satya shared his reaction and appealed to the public with an emotional plea. The actor asked viewers who watch the film and find it good not to limit their viewing only to themselves.

He urged people to actively spread information about the film, not just by posting statuses. Shobhinava Satya asked people to consider the film as their own and promote it. If viewers feel the emotion and essence conveyed by the picture, they should tell others about it and encourage them to visit cinemas. The actor warned that if this does not happen, the film might stop showing in theaters next Friday, and therefore he strongly asks everyone to help with promotion.

Shobhinava Satya concluded his appeal by asking viewers to promote the film, stating that there is no time to delay.

Judging by the pace of events, it is difficult to predict the final success of the picture. The film has already established itself as a 'clean hit'. If the current pace is maintained, there is a possibility that it will achieve 'blockbuster' status before the end of its theatrical run. If the situation develops this way, the film could soon enter the club of films with box office collections of 100 crore rupees.

An interesting event took place during the second Test match between India and Sri Lanka held in Colombo. Former Sri Lankan cricketer and commentator Farveez Mahroof attracted the attention of all spectators by starting to speak Hindi. His manner of speaking Hindi was very pleasing to cricket fans.

A video clip showing Farveez Mahroof and Sanjay Manjrekar having a casual conversation with humor and laughter was published by Sony Sports Network. This video material became particularly notable because both speakers conversed in Hindi.

Indian cricket fans highly appreciated Mahroof's communication in Hindi, which was a pleasant surprise for them. During the India-Sri Lanka series, his commentary and cheerful style were also in the spotlight.

Farveez Mahroof is a former all-rounder for Sri Lanka, known for his fast bowling and ability to lead the game. His full name is Mohammad Farveez Mahroof. He played for Sri Lanka in international matches across Test, ODI, and T20 International formats. His international career spanned from 2004 to 2016. After retiring from cricket, he works as a cricket commentator and expert.

In his Test career, he played 22 matches, scoring 556 runs and taking 25 wickets. In the ODI format, he participated in 109 matches, scoring 1113 runs and taking 135 wickets. In T20 Internationals, he featured in 8 matches, scoring 33 runs and taking 7 wickets. A special moment in his career occurred in 2010 when he took three wickets against India in the Asian Cup in Danbul.

Actor Puneet Vasishth shared details about his participation in the film 'Josh,' which is considered one of Bollywood's landmark movies, starring Shah Rukh Khan and Aishwarya Rai. Puneet Vasishth played a supporting role and became friends with Shah Rukh Khan at that time. Recently, he publicly spoke about his experience in this film, noting that many of his scenes were cut, which negatively impacted his career.

During an appearance on Punam Sachdev's show 'Dil Se Dil Ki Baatein,' Puneet Vasishth raised several grievances against superstar Shah Rukh Khan. He claimed that Shah Rukh Khan suffered from self-doubt, which led to his scenes being edited out of the film. Puneet noted that, as the son of an actor, he is capable of analyzing Shah Rukh Khan. He did not call him a great actor but characterized him as a creative and energetic star who deeply engages the audience, highly praising his energy and creativity in recent projects.

Vasishth specified that his scenes in the film 'Josh' were significantly shortened. He recalled training Shah Rukh Khan himself to dance and was well aware of his energy level. When director Mansur Khan filmed the shots, Shah Rukh was known for his energy, jumping up to ten feet. Puneet, however, could jump fourteen feet, which attracted more attention, and this is why his scenes were removed. He added that if he were in Shah Rukh's place, he might have done the same, although he doubted his ability to behave that way. He described the filming process as a rapid forward movement where everything in the way was cut.

Despite this, Puneet Vasishth admitted his mistakes, noting that he was young at the time. Nevertheless, he emphasized that the film 'Josh' gave him much, and people still love it. He remembered that when he was twenty, the shoot, which should have taken four months, stretched to four and a half months. His naivety was focusing on losses rather than gains.

Furthermore, Puneet Vasishth revealed that groups operating in the industry at the time hindered the development of his talent and energy, leading to him being sidelined. The actor stated that despite having talent and confidence, he was not given the opportunity to prove his worth, which triggered depression and alcohol dependence. He now views this difficult period as part of his life journey.