HanuMan Music Release: ‘Hanuman Chalisa’ Track From Teja Sajja, Amritha Aiyer’s Film Is Sure To Give You GOOSEBUMPS!

Teja Sajja will star in the upcoming Prasanth Varma-directed pan-Indian movie ‘HanuMan’. The first superhero movie in its entirety to be produced in Telugu. After Zombie Reddy and Adbhutham, this is the third time the actor and director have worked together. The Hindu deity Hanuman is portrayed in the movie ‘HanuMan’ as a strong superhero. Up to this point, the promotional materials have good visual effects and music. The female lead opposite Teja Sajja is Amritha Aiyer. Due to the hype and buzz surrounding the movie, there is a lot of anticipation. For the viewers, the creators have posted the Hanuman chalisa song on YouTube. (Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Imlie Actor Karan Vohra Aka Atharva Opens Up On Dealing With 'CREATIVE DIFFERENCES' On The Show)

Before the teaser's publication, there weren't any notable expectations in other languages, but now people all around the country are looking forward to the movie's next promotional materials. The teaser went viral and sparked an internet firestorm.

Watch The Song Video:

On the auspicious occasion of Hanuman Janmostsav, the legendary Hanuman artwork and lyric, known as the Hanuman Chalisa, have been made public. Watch the incredibly strong Hanuman Chalisa performance to connect with your inner essence. The cheerful rendition of Hanu-Man Chalisa was written by Gowrahari, and it was vigorously performed by Saicharan Bhaskaruni. The correct level of intensity in the song immediately made it popular.

The artwork does a wonderful job at capturing Hanuman's bravery. The Hanuman Chalisa is depicted in lyrical style, but it is clear that the creators put a lot of labour into it. "HANU-MAN" will be made available all over the world in addition to Telugu, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, English, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese. The exact release date will soon be disclosed by the creators. (Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Karan Vohra REVEALS He Wanted To Be ‘This’ If Not An Actor; Says, ‘I Wanted To Be A Chef And…’)

In essence, ‘Hanu-Man’ is displayed in 'Anjanadri', a made-up location. The protagonist's acquisition of Hanuman's skills and his struggles for Anjanadri seem to be the main themes of the movie. The movie's concept is universal, thus it might be successful wherever.