Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 13: After generating immense buzz during the Pran Pratishtha ceremony of the Ayodhya Ram Mandir, the much-anticipated mythological film ‘Jai Hanuman’ featuring Rishab Shetty has taken a major step forward with Bhushan Kumar joining as the film’s official presenter.
Helmed by Prasanth Varma, the visionary director behind the critically acclaimed HanuMan, the film is set to be a pan-India epic blending mythology with modern cinematic techniques. The project is backed by Mythri Movie Makers, with Naveen Yerneni and Y. Ravi Shankar producing.
Rishab Shetty, known for his National Award-winning performance in Kantara, will take on the iconic role of Lord Hanuman.
“‘Jai Hanuman’ is a dream project that combines mythology with modern filmmaking techniques,” said director Prasanth Varma. “The film is not just about the undying spirit of devotion and courage that Lord Hanuman embodies, but also a reminder that strength guided by faith can move mountains.”
On joining the project, Bhushan Kumar, head of T-Series, shared:
“With Jai Hanuman, we are stepping further into large-scale, culturally rooted storytelling. Collaborating with Mythri Movie Makers, we are thrilled to introduce a film that is a celebration of Indian cinema and timeless devotion.”
Trade analyst Taran Adarsh confirmed the update on Instagram, highlighting the “landmark collaboration” between Bhushan Kumar, Mythri Movie Makers, Rishab Shetty, and director Prasanth Varma.
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The film is expected to go on floors soon, and will utilize cutting-edge visual effects, high production values, and deeply rooted Indian cultural themes to bring the story of Lord Hanuman to life.
Producer Naveen Yerneni said:
“We are incredibly proud to bring Jai Hanuman to audiences everywhere — a film that’s close to our hearts. We are happy to have Rishab Shetty onboard for the film.”
‘Jai Hanuman’ is expected to be one of the most ambitious and culturally resonant Indian films, aiming to resonate with global audiences while celebrating one of the most revered deities in Indian mythology.