The film was officially announced in May 2021. Principal photography commenced on 25 June 2021 in Hyderabad and was wrapped by mid-April 2023. The film has music composed by Anudeep Dev, GowraHari and Krishna Saurabh, cinematography by Dasaradhi Sivendra, visual effects supervised by Venkat Kumar Jetty, and editing by Sai Babu Talari.
Hanuman was released on 12 January 2024, on the occasion of Sankranti to positive reviews from critics praising Prashanth Varma's direction, screenwriting, cast performances, visualization of Lord Hanuman, background score, VFX, production design, and action sequences.[8] The film has grossed over ₹218.42 crore (US$27million), emerging as the year's highest grossing Indian film and Telugu film.[3] A sequel is in development.
Plot
In Saurashtra, a young Michael's mania for superheroes instigates him to murder his own parents, who oppose his obsession. Years later, Michael, an admired superhero, now christens himself as "Mega Man" and thwarts a burglary attempt and slays the robbers. He recruits the assistance of his friend, Siri Vennela's innovations, but yearns to possess a power that would make him a real and formidable superhero.
Lord Indra's assault on an infant Hanuman to deter his attempts of feeding on the Sun God terminated in the spilling of his divine blood, a drop of which plunged into the sea and eventually progressed into a holy gem. Situated on a sea shore, Anjanadri, a dystopian hamlet, is agonized under the tyranny of the polygar, Gajapathi. Hanumanthu, a petty thief in Anjanadri, has a huge crush on Meenakshi, a doctor and the local school head master's granddaughter. She constantly combats Gajapathi's despotism, prompting him to oppress the rebellion in the village and launch a false bandit attack on Meenakshi; Hanumanthu manages to avert the ambush and rescue Meenakshi, but is severely wounded and thrown into the sea. He discovers the gem and acquires it, while Meenakshi pines to uncover the identity of her savior, who has been aiding her since their childhood but does not expose himself.
Hanumanthu is found unconscious on the shore with serious wounds, but miraculously recuperates due to the gem, surprising his elder sister, Anjamma, and best friend, Kasi. As a result of coming into contact with the gem and owning it, he attains exceptional superpowers. While Hanumanthu's efforts to win over Meenakshi humorously fail, he revels in his newfound superpowers and confides in Kasi. Meenakshi confronts Gajapathi for compelling an aged farmer to attempt suicide and he challengers her to a customary kusthi match. Hanumanthu comes forward to represent Meenakshi against Gajapathi, and defeats him in the match. He is recruited to be the polygar, but disagrees with the villagers and proposes democratic elections to decide the new leader, impressing Meenakshi. Out of nowhere, Michael and Siri arrive at Anjanadri under the pretext of corporate social responsibility and offer to construct a hospital.
It is revealed that Michael had found out about Hanumanthu's newly-acquired superpowers through a social media clip and desires to uncover the root cause of his capabilities. He fabricates a crane collapse to provoke Hanumanthu into using his powers, but fails to discern the reason behind them. Hanumanthu realizes Anjamma's unconditional love for him through Kasi's grandmother and repents hurting her with his conduct; he undertakes the household's responsibility and arranges her wedding. Siri later abducts Hanumanthu for the information pertaining to his powers and threatens him to disclose the details, while Michael uncovers the gem's potential and tries cautioning Siri, but the latter does not pay any heed. Hanumanthu fools Siri and breaks free to rescue Meenakshi from hooligans sent after her by Gajapathi; he professes his feelings to her, reveals that he had been her saviour, and discloses about the gem and his powers.
Hanumanthu breaks into Michael's caravan, while the latter leaves Siri, an asthma patient, to succumb to his asthma attack when he refuses to stand by his hazardous conspiracies to acquire the gem. Michael's men strike Hanumanthu, but an elderly sage, disguising himself as Hanumanthu, pounces on the goons and rescues him. On Anjamma's wedding day, Michael accuses Hanumanthu of robbing him of his money and an ancestral gem; upon Anjamma's instructions, Hanumanthu returns the gem, but it turns out to be made of a magnifying glass that damages Michael's eye and exposes his true colours. As Hanumanthu divulges to the villagers about the gem, Michael instructs his henchmen to kill him, but Anjamma fights for her brother and takes a bullet in the process, killing her. Frustrated with the gem's inability to rescue Anjamma due to the sunset, Hanumanthu throws it away and tearfully cremates her, while Michael releases a toxic smoke through drones into the village to slowly decimate it and obtain the gem. Discovering his plot, Meenakshi rushes to seek Hanumanthu out, but he distrusts himself with the responsibility of rescuing the village.
The elderly sage interrupts their conversation, and discloses himself to be Vibhishana. Vibhishana reveals to Hanumanthu and Meenakshi, that Hanumanthu's powers are exactly of those of Lord Hanuman, and explains his presence in Hanumanthu's life ever since he acquired the gem. With newfound motivation, Hanumanthu decides to obliterate Michael. Siri, who was rescued by Hanumanthu, undergoes a change of heart and persuades Gajapathi and his men to help Hanumanthu for Anjanadri and tries deactivating the drones. Hanumanthu, Gajapathi, and the latter's men battle Michael and his henchmen. A monkey calling himself as "Koti", assists Hanumanthu by getting him the gem, who then manages to destroy the drones, desisting the release of smoke. However, Michael obtains the gem through his new "Mega Man" suit, but cannot stop Hanumanthu with his power. He finally attempts to destroy Anjanadri from his helicopter; Hanumanthu resists him and explodes the helicopter, killing Michael and destroying the gem for good, however, the blood drop inculcates itself permanently into Hanumanthu.
While Vibhishana anticipates a tremendous battle with the Asuras, Lord Hanuman emerges out of a cave in the Himalayas and appears before Hanumanthu. Vibhishana recounts a promise made by Lord Hanuman to Lord Rama and declares that the time for him to stand by his oath has finally come, paving way to the sequel, Jai HanuMan.
Cast
Teja Sajja as Hanumanthu / HanuMan, Anjamma's brother[9]
The producer Niranjan Reddy approached director Prasanth Varma to direct a film for his banner after watching Zombie Reddy (2021).[13] After successfully directing Zombie Reddy, Varma announced his fourth film on 29 May 2021, coinciding with his birthday.[14][15] It was announced that the film will be the first superhero film in Telugu cinema.[16][17] In an interview with Deccan Chronicle said that "the film is inspired by the Hindu God Hanuman", adding "As for the title of the film, Prasanth says he chose it because it was a dedication to many who, when they think of any superpower or a superhero in Hinduism, we remember Lord Hanuman. In the film, the name of the protagonist is Hanu-Man", regarding the title of the film.[18]
The film was funded by the American NRI film distributor, Kandagatla Niranjan Reddy, under Primeshow Entertainment.[19] It was made on a shoe-string budget of ₹20 crores.[20] During the teaser launch event held in Hyderabad in November 2022, Varma revealed that the production budget increased six times from the initial valuation.[21]HanuMan is the first installment of the Prasanth Varma Cinematic Universe (PVCU).[22]
Pre-production
The story of HanuMan came from Varma and was then developed by his team at Scriptsville, a writing team he co-founded with his sister, Sneha Sameera.[23] In an interview, Varma said that his education in a gurukul helped him with the film's research.[24] Varma also sought S. S. Rajamouli's advice while making the film.[25]
Anudeep Dev, GowraHari, and Krishna Saurabh were hired to compose the music for the film.[26] GowraHari composed the background score for the film.[27] Sai Babu Tallari was hired for the editing, reuniting with Varma after Zombie Reddy.[28] The other technicians includes cinematographer Dasaradhi Sivendra, production designer Nagendra Tangala, costume designer Lanka Santhoshi.[29][30] Asrin Reddy is the executive producer, Venkat Kumar Jetty is the line producer and Kushal Reddy and Pushpak Reddy are the associate producers of the film.[31]
Prior to starting the first shooting schedule, the team had constructed a studio at leased land at Vattinagulapally located in Telangana, for filming green screen shots.[23] Prior to the start of film production, Teja Sajja had attended a special workshop, in order to train physically and intensively for his role in the film.[32]
Casting
Teja Sajja played the titular character Hanumanthu, a superhero, and sported long hair and bearded look.[33] This marked Tejja's third collaboration with Varma after their Zombie Reddy and Adbhutham (2021).[34]Amritha Aiyer was cast as the film's lead actress, and her character name Meenakshi was revealed in December 2021.[35]Varalaxmi Sarathkumar was roped in a pivotal role, and her inclusion was confirmed on 4 March 2022, on Eve of her birthday.[36] Tamil actor Vinay Rai was announced as the film's antagonist in June 2022.[37]
The film was officially launched on 25 June 2021 in Hyderabad, with a pooja ceremony and muhurtam shot done.[43]Principal photography of the film was also done on the same day.[44] As of August 2021, 40% of filming was completed. Filming of a few action sequences and songs took place at Maredumilli and Paderu in Andhra Pradesh in September 2021.[45][46] Around 60% of filming was completed by December 2021.[47]
The team constructed a temporary studio called Hanuman Studio at Vattinagulapally, where most of the green screen shots portions were filmed.-For wide angle visuals, the team moved to Paderu and Maredumilli in Andhra Pradesh.[23] The underwater sequence was filmed in December 2022.[48]
The climax sequence were filmed for five days.[49] Principal photography wrapped by 17 April 2023, with filming having lasted 130 working days.[50]
Post-production
The dubbing process began during April 2022, with Teja Sajja dubbing his portions.[51] HaloHues Studios, Hyderabad was the film's principal visual effects studio.[52] Extensive work on the visual effects took place for more than a year during the post-production process.[53] It took nearly six months for the visual effects shots of Lord Hanuman.[49] The final edit had around 1600 visual effects shots, which constituted approximately 30% of the film.[23] In an interview, Prasanth Varma discussed the utilisation of pre-visualization, matte painting, 3D, and AI art in the film.[23] Reportedly, the use of ChatGPT and Midjourney eased the burden on the team.[54]
"Superhero is a genre that I always wanted to do, but it needs a certain kind of budget. So then I decided that I’ll make a superhero film. Then, around that time, there were a lot of things that were going in my life, and the name of Hanuman ji kept happening around me. I started hearing Hanuman ji a lot in my life. So, I think, subconsciously, I don’t know what has happened, I’ve named the film HanuMan, and I thought it would be really nice if some normal kid like me gets the powers of Hanuman ji."
HanuMan is blend of sci-fi, fantasy and mythology.[57] The film, featuring Teja Sajja as the titular character, revolves around Hanumanthu, a small-time thief, and his journey to save his village and the world after discovering a totem that enhances his abilities.[58] Varma said he was taught itihas as a subject in school, and was very passionate about those stories, and those characters inspired him to make the film. As he felt he is not mature enough or big enough director to make films on itihas, he started from doing a superhero film, where a normal boy gets powers of Lord Hanuman, from there on down, maybe mature to direct those big stories.[59] In an interview, he said "I always wanted to do a superhero film. In fact, I wanted to become a superhero! Since I couldn’t do that I thought, let me make a film. I didn’t want it to be a Marvel or DC-like superhero film but something indigenous and culturally rooted. The first thought that came to mind was Hanuman ji and I wrote the story. Then I got multiple ideas for various superheroes based on our itihaas and it took off from there."[60]
The film borrows elements from Indian mythology, mostly from the Ramayana and the depictions of Lord Hanuman and his exploits in the various oral and written traditions of Hinduism. DNA India wrote "despite the vociferous proclamations of Jai Shri Ram and songs borrowing lyrics from popular bhajans, HanuMan is not a religious film. It is a superhero film that uses mythology and religious elements, blending them with science and spirituality quite neatly." [61] Varma said he didn’t view this film as a mythological tale and it would have presented him many new challenges. The film is set in a modern-day world blended with a key incident from Hanuman’s life. The film idea was born out of a small story related to Hanuman and it will leave audience thoroughly satisfied with the visualisation of the character, like how we have imagined him since childhood. We worked on the character sketches alone for a year.[62] Varma revealed that he narrated the story to lyricist Siva Shakthi Datta for his guidance.[63]
India Today's Sana Farzeen notes, "Hanumanth attains superpowers, giving him the way to win his ladylove's heart. However, the catch is, just like Koi... Mil Gaya's Jaadu, the power or Lord Hanuman's 'mani' can help him only when the sun is up." She also notes "fictional world of Anjanadri, a land that looks like a beta version of Mahishmati (Baahubali). A huge statue of Hanuman adorns the location as a prelude to all that is set to follow."[64] About choosing the fictional village Anjanadri, Varma said "If Gotham is based on New York City, Anjanadri, which is also the name of Hanumanthudu's birthplace, is an island in Andhra Pradesh, somewhat like Yanam." Director gained inspiration from Minnal Murali (2021) and Krrish (2006).[65][66]
The music of the film is composed by Anudeep Dev, GowraHari and Krishna Saurabh. The audio rights were acquired by Tips Industries.[69]
The first single titled "Hanuman Chalisa" was released on 6 April 2023, coinciding Hanuman Janmotsav.[70] The second single titled "SuperHero HanuMan" was released on 14 November 2023, coinciding Children's Day.[71] The third single titled "Avakaya Anjaneya" was released on 28 November 2023.[72] The fourth single titled "Sri Ramadootha Stotram" was released on 3 January 2024.[73]
On 21 November 2022, the official teaser of the film was released.[74] TA taser launch event was held at AMB Cinemas., Hyderabad[75] The team introduced NFTcollectibles on 13 December 2022, becoming the first Telugu film to do so.[76] On 28 November 2023, Avakaya Anjaneya song launch event was held at Hyderabad.[77] Teja Sajja promoted the film at SREEVISION'23 at Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology that held on 12 December 2023.[78]
The official trailer was released on 18 December 2023 in five languages.[79] Trailer launch event was held at AMB Cinemas.[80] Subsequently, the trailer was attached to the prints of Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire for theatrical screenings. [81] On 24 December, Teja Sajja promoted the film at the Star Sports TeluguPro Kabaddi League.[82] Later, on 31 December, a video was released titled "SESH X HANUMAN" on YouTube, in which Adivi Sesh interviewed Prasanth Varma and Teja Sajja.[83]
Soon after, the team has planned a promotional tour, titled "The Superhero Tour," across six cities over six days, starting from 4 January 2024 to 9 January 2024.[84] On the first day of the tour, the team headed to Kochi for a press meeting at Crowne Plaza.[85] On the second day, the team moved to Chennai to attend interviews and press meetings at the Green Park Hotel.[86] Later, interviews and press meet were held at The Shelton Grand Hotel, Bengaluru.[87] On the fourth day, Mega Pre-Release Utsav was held at N Convention in Hyderabad.[88]Chiranjeevi was the chief guest of the event, which was hosted by Suma Kanakala.[89] On the fifth day, an event was held by the film's Hindi distributor, AA Films, at the PVR Citi Mall in Mumbai, where the cast and crew interacted with the media and fans. Rana Daggubati was the chief guest at the event.[90] On sixth day, the team visited the Hanuman Mandir in New Delhi and interacted with the local media to promote their film in the region.[91]
Release
Theatrical
The film was theatrically released on 12 January 2024 in Telugu, along with the dubbed versions of Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.[92] In an interview Varma revealed that distributors in Japan and Korea approached the makers after watching the teaser.[93]
Distribution
Mythri Movie Makers distributed the film in the Nizam (Telangana) region.[94] The film was distributed across Andhra Pradesh by Teja Pictures (Guntur), Abhi Cinemas (Nellore), Sai Chandra Films (Ceeded), Primeshow Films (Uttarandhra), Sri Venkata Padmavathi Films (East Godavari) and Dheeraj Mogilineni Entertainment (West Godavari and Krishna district).[95] Sakthi Film Factory acquired the distribution rights to the film in Tamil Nadu.[53] Sree Gokulam Movies acquired the distribution rights to the film in Kerala.[96] The Karnataka theatrical rights were acquired by KRG Studios.[97]AA Films released the film in North India.[98] Primeshow Entertainment and Nirvana Cinemas released the film in North America.[99]
Home media
In February 2022, it was reported that the film's digital rights were acquired by ZEE5 and Zee Network acquired the satellite rights of the film.[100] The combined deal of post-theatrical streaming and satellite rights were reported to be ₹35 crore.[20]
Reception
Critical response
HanuMan received positive reviews from critics who praised Prashanth Varma's direction, screenwriting, cast performances, visualization of Lord Hanuman, background score, VFX, production design, and action sequences.[8]On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 83% of 6 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 5.5/10.[101]
Paul Nicodemus of The Times of India gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote "With solid storytelling, impressive visuals, and strong performances, the film successfully merges elements of mythology with contemporary action, offering a unique viewing experience in Indian cinema."[102] Bhavana Sharma of Deccan Chronicle gave 3.5/5 and stated "HanuMan" stands as a solid entertainer with a rich tapestry of drama, emotions, and mythology skillfully woven together."[103] Sana Farzeen of India Today gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote "The music is quite pleasant and the VFX department has done a fair job. Also, the comedy scenes had the theatre laughing out loud, and would definitely tickle the young and older audiences' funny bones."[104] Abhimanyu Mathur of DNA India gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote "HanuMan is a brilliant, visually stunning effort from Prasanth Varma in blending mythology with the superhero genre."[105]
Rishil Jogani from Pinkvilla gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote "HanuMan is the first surprise package of 2024 as director Prasanth Varma brings out his ambition to the big screen with utmost conviction. The film entertains with the right amount of drama, action, comedy, and devotional value. What holds attention apart from the vision of creating something magical is also the non-serious approach to the superhero tale."[106] Bhargav Chaganti from NTV gave 3.5/5 stars and stated that "Hanuman – Goosebumps Guaranteed Film. Enjoy the festival with the whole family without any hindrance."[107] Y Maheswara Reddy of Bangalore Mirror gave 3.5/5 stars and stated that Prashant Varma "has succeeded in aptly mixing mythology with social elements such as exploitation of the poor by the greedy and underdeveloped villages and the lifestyle of people in such villages. Computer-generated images are a visual treat for family as well as mass audiences, especially children."[108]
Saki of Telangana Today wrote that "HanuMan is the best technically made film in recent times in Telugu. The music, visuals, VFX, and all other production elements totally shine in every episode."[109] Sangeetha Devi Dundoo of The Hindu wrote that Director Prasanth Varma and actor Teja Sajja’s superhero film blends the familiar good versus evil superpower template with a touch of devotion, and tops it with entertaining masala segments"[110] Ram Venkata Srikar of Film Companion wrote that "Hanu Man is an inspiring start, It might just be the biggest surprise for Sankranthi."[111]
Box office
The film grossed ₹15 crore (US$1.9million) on its opening day in India.[112]HanuMan's Hindi version collected a net of ₹6.2 crore (US$780,000) in two days domestically.[113] In its three days of theatrical run, the film grossed over ₹75 crore (US$9.4million) worldwide,[114] with ₹46.5 crore (US$5.8million) from India.[115]₹12.26 crore (US$1.5million) was came from Hindi dubbed version alone in three days.[116] The film grossed over ₹100 crore (US$13million) four days of its release.[117]
Future
A sequel, titled Jai HanuMan, was announced in the end credits of the film.[118] It was revealed that Lord Hanuman would have more prominence than the character of Hanumanthu in the film.[119] This film is the first film in a future shared universe of superhero films created by Prasanth Varma, based on Hinduism with Adhira going to be the second installment.[120] Varma annunced that the sequel had commenced pre-production work on the occasion of the inauguration of Ram Mandir.[121]
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