Boney Kapoor visited Anupriya's home to bless her after the success of the film 'Hanuman Ansh'

The film 'Hanuman', which is showing consistently high box office figures, has approached a total revenue of 200 million rupees in India. To celebrate the successful completion of 35 days in theaters, the cast and crew and creators of the film held an important meeting.

Recently, the entire film team visited Akhilesh Yadav, former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and national leader of the Samajwadi Party, to share their experience working on the project.

Director Vishal Chaturvedi, lead actors, and other cast members discussed the process of creating this spiritual drama film with Akhilesh Yadav. During the conversation, the team shared their experience in preparing the film and how touched they were by the audience's love.

Following this significant meeting, SPA chief Akhilesh Yadav shared photos of the meeting on his social media, writing: 'A warm meeting with the creators and actors of Hanuman Ansh.'

Before meeting Akhilesh Yadav, the entire film crew visited the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath. A few days ago, the director and actors arrived at Yogi CM's residence in Lucknow, where the Chief Minister congratulated the entire team on the film's success.

The film continues to hold strong positions in cinemas. On its 35th day, 'Hanuman Ansh' is being shown in approximately 6829 theaters across the country. At the time of publication, the film recorded a net collection of 7.02 crore rupees for the 35th day. Thus, the film's total gross collection in India reached 189.24 crore rupees, and the total net collection amounted to 160.15 crore rupees.

The film 'Hanuman ANSH' is currently generating significant interest in cinema screenings. The director and screenwriter of the film, Dr. Vishal Chaturvedi, expressed a desire for Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma to also watch this picture, especially after it was appreciated by Virender Sehwag.

The director noted that it would be a great joy for the entire crew if Virat and Anushka could see the film. It was particularly meaningful that Virender Sehwag watched 'Hanuman ANSH' with his child, without being part of the film crew, and shared his reaction on social media. For Chaturvedi, this moment was very emotional, as he has long been a big cricket fan of Sehwag.

Chaturvedi emphasized that Sehwag's approval was not just a celebrity review for him, but a kind of 'full circle life' moment. Now his focus is on Virat Kohli, and he hopes that Virat and Anushka can experience this spiritual story.

The film is also showing impressive box office results. Released on August 7, 2026, without a major marketing campaign or active promotion, 'Hanuman ANSH' achieved significant success through word-of-mouth. After four weeks in India, the film's total revenue reached 85.97 crore rupees. On the first day, the film earned 1 million rupees, and in the first week, it collected 1.08 crore rupees. In the second week, it earned 4 million rupees, but thanks to strong word-of-mouth, the income reached 10.40 crore rupees in the third week.

The film's story plans to go beyond the country. The creators announced that 'Hanuman ANSH' will be shown worldwide on September 11, 2026, allowing the international audience to get acquainted with the spiritual history of the Maharaj.

Furthermore, the director confirmed that the story of 'Hanuman ANSH' will continue, and a sequel will be released. The film is a spiritual drama inspired by the life and teachings of Nima Kauli Baba, whom fans affectionately call the Maharaj. Shobhanav Satya played the role of Nima Kauli Baba, and Vikhan Shedge portrays another stage of the Maharaj's life. The film also features actors such as Chandan Anand, Purmina Tiwari, Anil K. Rastogi, and Gulshan Pandey. This 2 hour 30 minute film, rated U, is considered successful due to people's deep faith in the Maharaj and great interest in his life. It remains to be seen what reaction the Sehwag couple, and subsequently Virat-Anushka, will have after watching 'Hanuman ANSH.'