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Hanuman Ansh box office day 33: Neem Karoli Baba film earns 84x budget, beats Dhurandhar’s ROI

Hanuman Ansh box office day 33: Neem Karoli Baba film earns 84x budget, beats Dhurandhar’s ROI

On September 8 in Lucknow, the cast and crew of the film *Hanuman Ansh* met with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at his residence. Producer Vishal Chaturvedi and lead actor Shobhinav briefed the Chief Minister extensively about the film's subject matter and spiritual roots. During the meeting, CM Yogi watched key scenes highlighting Guru Gorakhnath Ji's verses and Nath tradition elements.

Director Chaturvedi explained that the film focuses on the historical interactions between saint Baba Neem Karori and prominent Nath tradition figures. Research suggests Baba Neem Karori spent a significant portion of his early life with Nath saints, who imparted him divine spiritual energy and powers. CM Yogi praised the film's portrayal and the dedication of all involved, extending his congratulations to the entire team. *Hanuman Ansh*, based on the life of revered saint Baba Neem Karori (also known as Neem Karoli Baba), showcases the saint's deep devotion to Lord Hanuman. Despite a modest budget, the film has garnered strong audience support.

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