Jai Hanuman launched at Anjanadri Betta Hampi as Rishab Shetty leads Prasanth Varma’s mythological epic backed by Mythri Movie Makers and T-Series
National Award-winning filmmaker Prasanth Varma officially launches Jai Hanuman at sacred Anjanadri Betta in Hampi, marking the next ambitious chapter in his expanding cinematic universe.
The much-anticipated mythological action epic Jai Hanuman has been formally launched in a grand ceremonial event at Anjanadri Betta in Hampi, Vijayanagara. The sacred hill, widely believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, provided a spiritually resonant backdrop for the film’s inauguration. The project marks the next chapter in the expanding cinematic vision of National Award-winning filmmaker Prasanth Varma, who previously delivered the nationwide blockbuster HanuMan.
Mounted on a massive scale, the film is being produced by Mythri Movie Makers and presented by T-Series, two of the most influential banners in contemporary Indian cinema. The collaboration has already generated immense excitement across industries and audiences alike, positioning Jai Hanuman as one of the most anticipated cinematic spectacles in the country.
National Award-winner Rishab Shetty steps into the central role of Lord Hanuman. Known for his rooted storytelling and intense screen presence, Shetty’s casting has significantly amplified expectations. Riding high on the pan-Indian acclaim following Kantara Chapter 1, his portrayal of the immortal deity is expected to blend spiritual gravitas with commanding physicality.
A Grand Launch at the Sacred Birthplace of Lord Hanuman
The formal launch ceremony took place at Anjanadri Betta in Hampi, Vijayanagara, a location deeply intertwined with mythological heritage. The event unfolded in a traditional and majestic manner, reflecting the spiritual foundation of the narrative. The sacred ambiance underscored the film’s thematic commitment to devotion, strength, and timeless resolve.
The inaugural shot was directed by Teja Sajja, the star of HanuMan, symbolizing continuity within the Prasanth Varma Cinematic Universe. The clapboard was sounded by Bhushan Kumar, head of T-Series, while the camera was rolled by Anil Thadani. In a symbolic gesture marking creative unity, Anil Thadani, Bhushan Kumar, Naveen Yerneni, and Y Ravi Shankar handed over the script to director Prasanth Varma.
With pre-production already in advanced stages, the regular shoot of Jai Hanuman is set to commence shortly. Industry insiders suggest that extensive planning has gone into world-building, visual design, and action choreography, ensuring that the sequel surpasses the scale and ambition of its predecessor.
Mythology Meets Modern Cinematic Vision in Kaliyug Setting
Jai Hanuman is conceived as a high-octane action epic set in Kaliyug. The narrative explores the idea that Hanuman’s silence is not surrender but purpose—an embodiment of restrained power awaiting divine timing. The story is expected to interweave mythology with contemporary dilemmas, a storytelling approach that has become Prasanth Varma’s signature style.
The film aims to celebrate unshakeable devotion, loyalty, and eternal strength. By positioning Hanuman as a timeless force navigating the moral complexities of the present age, the narrative aspires to resonate across generations. The visual language is designed to combine grand mythological imagery with cutting-edge technical execution.
The makers earlier unveiled a striking first-look poster featuring Rishab Shetty as Lord Hanuman. The image captured both divinity and raw power, presenting a character steeped in spiritual symbolism yet grounded in physical intensity. Shetty is reportedly undergoing rigorous physical transformation and training to authentically embody the revered figure.
Produced by Naveen Yerneni and Y Ravi Shankar, Jai Hanuman is mounted on a massive budget with top-tier technical standards. The project promises a cinematic experience defined by mythological grandeur and emotional depth. The music for the magnum opus is being composed by Academy Award-winning composer M. M. Keeravani, whose orchestral scale and devotional undertones are expected to elevate the film’s epic canvas.
As anticipation builds, Jai Hanuman stands poised to expand the mythological superhero genre in Indian cinema. The convergence of celebrated talent, spiritual narrative, and large-scale production signals a landmark cinematic event in the making.
