The film 'Hanuman Ansh' has become one of the most significant films in Bollywood, surpassing the box office collections of all previously released Indian and regional films. The film, shot on a modest budget of 2 crore, collected 170 crore at the box office.
After achieving such success, the entire crew of the film 'Hanuman Ansh' visited an official of Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
Director Vishal Chaturvedi, along with the entire team, including lead actor Shobhava Satyu and singer Sadhu Tiwari, was in Lucknow. They visited the minister's office where a meeting took place with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Director Vishal and actor Shobhava shared their impressions regarding the film with the minister.
The crew later informed the publication Aaj Tak about their meeting with the chief minister. Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed important scenes related to Gorakhnath Ji. The film also depicts meetings between Nim Karoli Baba and the saints of the Nath Sampradaya.
Director Vishal Chaturvedi asserts that Nim Karoli Baba was influenced by the saints of the Nath Sampradaya in the early stages of his life. According to the director, it was thanks to the contacts and presence of these Nath saints that Baba Nib Kauri gained divine powers. The film elaborately covers the spiritual life of Nim Karoli Baba and aspects related to the Nath tradition.
Following the meeting of the 'Hanuman Ansh' film team with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, there were speculations about the possible declaration of the film as tax-exempt across the state of Uttar Pradesh. Previously, other Bollywood films had received such tax exemptions from the Chief Minister Yogi. Currently, the film 'Hanuman Ansh' is tax-exempt throughout the state of Uttarakhand. Now it remains to be seen whether the filmmakers will benefit from Uttar Pradesh as well.
As for the film 'Hanuman Ansh' itself, in its fifth week of release, it set records so significant that even the year's major hit, 'Dhurandar', appeared insignificant next to it. It remains to be seen what other records it might break.


