The film 'Hanuman Ansh', based on the life of Nim Karoli Baba, has won the hearts of viewers and become one of the most successful pictures in Bollywood history. Six weeks have passed since its release in cinemas, yet the film's box office collections show no significant decline.
The film's musical score has also received recognition due to numerous spiritual songs and hymns that continue to be played. Viewers particularly appreciated the song 'Siyawar Ram Chandra Ki Jai.'
Composer Dhirendra Mulkawar, who has worked on music for many films in Bollywood, created several touching compositions for 'Hanuman Ansh'. In a recent interview with News 18, he spoke about working on the film, calling it a kind of miracle.
Dhirendra Mulkawar has always been a devoted follower of Nim Karoli Baba. Before starting work on the film, he visited Baba's ashram in Kanti Dham. The composer noted that he considers this a stroke of luck, as for the last six or seven years, he had prayed to visit Kanti Dham and receive Baba's blessings but could not do so.
Only last April did he finally get the opportunity to visit Kanti Dham. Just two or three months after this trip, he was called by Vishal.
The composer was unaware of director Vishal Chaturvedi's intentions, who at the time was undergoing 43 days of spiritual practice for the film, reciting the 'Hanuman Chalisa'. Dhirendra reported that as soon as he was offered the role in the film, he accepted instantly, without needing long consideration. He mentioned to Vishal that he had only visited Kanti Dham two or three months prior.
He emphasized: 'An important point was that neither of us knew about our connection to Nim Karoli Baba. Vishal did not know that I had revered Babaji for many years, and I did not know that Vishal was making a film about the life of Nim Karoli Baba. Therefore, getting this film seemed like a miracle to me. It truly felt to me as if it was destined that I should make this film.'
As for the film 'Hanuman Ansh' itself, it has exceeded the mark of 200 crore rupees at the box office. At the time of writing this news, the film's total revenue already exceeded 201 crore rupees.


